How well do you know the Trans Canada Trail? This quick quiz challenges you to identify the landmarks, landscapes, and experiences you might encounter while cycling or hiking sections of Canada’s longest multi-use trail system!

From Quebec’s Parc linéaire le P’tit Train du Nord to the East Coast Trail in Newfoundland and Labrador, see how your knowledge fares. Take the quiz, test your knowledge, and see which sections of the Trans Canada Trail might inspire your next adventure.

Learn more about the remarkable places along our national trail in our Highlights Along the Trans Canada Trail article. Spanning more than 29,000 kilometres, this community-driven network is the longest multi-use trail system in the world, linking diverse landscapes and communities across Canada.

Along the Trans Canada Trail, each section reflects the landscape and character of the province it passes through. That might mean cycling the Kettle Valley Rail Trail in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley, known for its tunnels and trestle bridges, or riding the Harvest Moon Trailway through Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley, where wineries near the trail serve the region’s signature white wine appellation, Tidal Bay wine.

We are proud to support this remarkable network. For eligible trips that include a section of the Trans Canada Trail, a $50 donation from the booking fee helps support trail maintenance, accessibility, and preservation, ensuring the world’s longest recreational trail remains accessible for generations to come.