Best trails in Point Pelee National Park

Loop through the marshlands of the northern section of Point Pelee National Park. It is a well maintained and accessible boardwalk walk that explores this inland area that is very rich in wildlife. Enjoy the great panoramic views along the way. An observation tower and launching dock are located in near the parking area.

The footpath can be accessed from the national park's visitor's center. It begins at West Beach and follows the shoreline all the way to Point Pelee and East Pointe beach. It is a very scenic route with views and shore access points to Lake Erie along the way. The path is wide and well maintained, and the terrain is flat.

This route explores the entire west coast of Point Pelee National park. It is accessible from any shore-side parking lot. The wide, flat, and well maintained crushed rock path travels down the coast, all the way to the point. Great views along the way as you pass the Northwest and West beaches. Expect seasonal bugs.

Access this route from the top of Point Pelee Drive. The route loops the tip of the point on a wide, flat, clearly indicated and well maintained path. Explore the rocky shore of the west and the Sandy East Point beach as you follow the shore. A tower and several shore-side access points guarantee plenty of scenic views.

Flat and short loop at the center of the Point park that explores the DeLaurier Homestead. The route is a mix of wide crushed stone paths and boardwalks. It tours the historical site with signage that informs on the history of the area. A short section through wetlands makes for a nice birding spot.

This area is a great place to come in any season, but some seasons can be hard when the water levels are high. However, this is a great wildlife viewing area where you can see many types of birds, deer, and fox. Overall, this is the most popular birdwatching trail during the migratory seasons, and folks recommend coming during the middle of the summer or middle of winter for the best nature experience for non-birders.

Inland route of Point Pelee National Park runs from the DeLaurier Homestead to the Shuster Trail. It leads through an old forest along a wide and flat route as well as boardwalk. Explore the old Point Pelee cemetery along the way, near the midpoint. Information signs help shine line on the area's history

Short route through the flat terrain of Point Pelee National Park that leads to East Beach. It crosses a nice patch of woods and some wetland on a wide and well maintained path, ending at the beach with a great view of Lake Erie. Great options to explore further as the trail crosses routes leading up and down the point.