Canol Heritage Trail
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The Canol Heritage Trail is made up of the remnants of the Canol Road which ran from Norman Wells in Canada's Northwest Territories to the Yukon border through the Mackenzie Mountains. In the Yukon the trail continues as Yukon Highway 6 which is open seasonally. The NWT portion of the trail is in the process of becoming a park.
The trail is a portion of the Trans Canada Trail
[edit] External links
- Government of the NWT Trail Information
- Trail Information (Warning pop ups, menu with trail map etc is in top window)
- Map and photos
- Yukon Highway Map Showing Highway 6 (Canol Road)
- Cycling the Canol
- Hiking the Trail
- Canol Trail Waterfall
- Photo Gallery
- Trail peak guide to hiking the canol trail
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| Bruce Trail | Canol Heritage Trail | Chilkoot Trail | Confederation Trail | Galloping Goose Regional Trail | International Appalachian Trail | Iron Horse Trail | Mantario Trail | Oak Ridges Trail | Rideau Trail | Trans Canada Trail | Waterfront Trail | West Coast Trail | Wildside | |||
