You can find the Water front Trail within the interconnected series of trails along the shores of Lake Ontario in Canada, currently beginning in Niagara on the Lake Ontario and extending to Brockville, Ontario with an extension along the former Highway 2 to the Quebec provincial border.  This trail has been an instrumental part of the Lake Ontario’s regeneration.  Along the Waterfront trail, you will find a 900km celebration of nature and culture where peaceful countrysides, small towns, and big cities are linked in bringing Lake Ontario to this province’s residents and visitors, alike.  The commuters in parts of Southern Ontario also use this trail.  The tail represents a whole new way of thinking about the Lake Ontario waterfront that emphasizes the links between the ecological health, ecological vitality, and the sense of community. The Waterfront trail has helped the community to inspire people to rediscover and improve the lakeshore and been the part of a transformation under utilized and environmentally degraded lands to vibrant places with businesses and jobs, parks and recreational activities, natural habitats, cultural venues and attractions.  Through the years, this trail has been so popular that when people visit Canada, one of the main activities for their vacation is to visit the Waterfront Trail.  The trail contributed a lot in the improvement of the transportation along the Lawrence River.  Until now, countless number of people finds this trail valuable in many ways.