For Starters… What is a water trail? A water trail is a navigable trail along a body of water such as a river, lake, or coastline that is used for recreational purposes such as kayaking, canoeing, or sailing. A water trail is also called a waterway, a blue highway, or a blueway. What’s the Lake Superior Water Trail? The Lake Superior Water Trail (LSWT) is a 1000 km (600 mile) water trail along the Canadian coastline of Lake Superior between Gros Cap Marina Park on Whitefish Bay and Lorne Allard Fisherman’s Park in Thunder Bay. The water trail is a…

Water Trail Experience Development Coordinator, Peter Greve, works to bring the Lake Superior Water Trail to Life The Lake Superior Watershed Conservancy (LSWC) welcomes a new team member! The LSWC has hired recent Western University graduate Peter Greve to be the Water Trail Experience Development Coordinator. Greve is working to connect communities along the Trail through shared ecological and cultural interpretive guided experiences. Developing these opportunities along the Water Trail will enhance economic diversity on the North Shore and the overall protection of the Lake Superior ecosystem. “I am excited to learn more about different communities on Lake Superior…