The Waterfront Trail currently connects 1,400 kilometers of Wonderful Ontario Waterfront and is still growing!
The Trail connects Ontario residents and visitors a like to natural areas, parks, cultural sites, main streets and attractions from the Town of Lakeshore (Essex County) to the Ontario-Quebec provincial border including:
2 Great Lakes; 3 bi-national rivers; 3 UNESCO Biospheres; 68 communities; 19 Provincial Parks; 3 National Parks, including Canada’s first National Urban Park; 15 National Historical Sites; 325 municipal parks; 58 conservation areas; 90 beaches, including 8 Blue Flag-awarded beaches; 3 major wine regions; 25 historical village main streets; 10 Bicycle Friendly Communities; 16 Ontario by Bike (formerly Welcome Cyclists) Network Regions; 427 businesses designated as bike-friendly; 8 international border crossings; and over 40 major connecting trails.
Find the following information, in and around the Waterfront Trail Pavilion and substitute the numbers into the following:
N 43 1 A . B C D W 079 E F . G H I
A = The birthday “Anne Maxwell, the world’s best wife, mother and Nana” was celebrating (digital root of the two digits)
B = The original number of acres that originally made up Wabasso Park (subtract 55) (Sign is gone B = 2)
C = Find “Bill and Letty Smeaton”, the first digit, of their 2 digit anniversary number (_ _ th)
D = The Day in December (2009) that the Trans Canada Trail welcomed the Olympic Flame to Burlington (subtract 17) (Sign is gone D = 2).
E = Find “Houston-Hancock N-W-K-?-R Find the alphabet placement of the missing Letter [ A= 1, B = 2 . . . . .)
F = The last digit of the year “Peter Kraguljac” was born
G = The digital root of the phone number (11 digits) one needs to call to have a loved ones name added to the memorial wall (Sign is gone G = 6)
H = Find the 3rd digit in the birth year of “Jane Baxter RN”
I = The last digit of the year “Earle Taylor” Died
