Where are horses allowed on the Confederation Trail? Designated sections of the Confederation Trail are in rural areas with a lower volume of traffic and enough parking for multiple horse trailers. View map of where horses are allowed on the Confederation Trail Safety tips for...
Prince Edward Island is a winter wonderland that residents and visitors want to explore when looking for outdoor physical activity. There are many parks, trails and public lands across the province suitable for winter walking, snowshoeing, hiking or cross country skiing. Most...
Motorists should be prepared to slow down and share the road during the Red Isle Relay on June 21 and 22. From the North Cape Lighthouse to the East Point Lighthouse, hundreds of participants will be using road shoulders and the Confederation Trail. Motorists should be prepared...
Changes to rules and regulations on ATVs will make everyone safer while expanding the ATV trail network province-wide. Proposed changes include allowing ATVs on more low-traffic roads and increasing fines and impoundment time for illegal use of trails. “I believe we can work...
No matter what the season, there are plenty of ways to stay active outdoors in Prince Edward Island. Trails The Confederation Trail stretches 435 kilometers and goes from one end of the Island to the other. Tracing the route of what once was the Prince Edward Island railway, the...
The province, in cooperation with PEI Trail Riders, is introducing a pilot project to allow equestrian riders on rural portions of the Confederation Trail. The Equestrian Pilot will run for 90 days, August 15 to November 15, 2021. Equestrian riders will be able to access only...
Provincial crews are still clearing large debris from roadways and many recreational spaces across the Island as part of recovery efforts. For work crew safety, residents and visitors are urged to avoid provincial parks, Island trail systems, and other areas where power...