Because of the success of the initial Greenway trail, in 2001, CN donated an additional 26 kilometre stretch of abandoned rail line that stretches from Amherstburg to the urban centre of Essex and intersects with the existing Chrysler Canada Greenway.

In 2007, a one kilometre paved, accessible trail connecting to Sadler's Pond Park in the Town of Essex was created as the most northerly community entrance for this section of Greenway. ERCA is currently working toward raising the funds to complete the additional sections of this beautiful trail, bringing our vision of a region connected by trails one step closer to reality.

Recreation Activities Available

	Hiking Enjoy this new 1 km stretch of paved Greenway, and extend your walk further by exploring the connected trails around Sadler's Park.
	Biking Available to cyclists as well as hikers, this multi-use trail makes an enjoyable outing.
	Bird Watching This quiet green corridor linking natural areas is an attractive spot for birds and bird watching.
	Picnicking Connected to the Essex Greenway, Saddlers Park offers additional green space and a picnic shelter and picnic tables.
	Cross-Country Skiing A great destination for this exhilarating winter activity.

Facilities

• Parking
• Picnic tables
• Picnic shelter
• *Paved trail is wheelchair accessible

Conservations Area Facts

The current completed section of the Amherstburg - Essex Greenway is a 1 kilometre paved path, and Sadler's Park has a further 1 kilometre of paved trails. Sadler's Pond is an attractive feature at Sadler's Park.

Opening Times & Fees

Directions & Map

From Highway 3 exit north at the traffic lights at Victoria Avenue. Continue 1 km and turn left on Thomas Street.