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The Cannon Trail offers a pleasant jogging experience through the natural surroundings of Warren Townsend Park. This moderate route spans 7.9 miles (12.8 km), with a gentle elevation gain of 183 feet (56 metres), making it ideal for a refreshing run that takes about 1 hour and 19 minutes to…
Last updated: April 23, 2026
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12.8 km
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12.7 km
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12.7 km
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The Cannon Trail is approximately 12.75 km long and is rated as moderate. For an average jogger, it takes about 1 hour and 19 minutes to complete the route.
This route is classified as moderate. While it's suitable for jogging, it does involve a distance of nearly 13 km and some elevation changes, making it a good challenge for those with a reasonable fitness level.
Given its moderate difficulty and distance of almost 13 km, beginners to jogging might find it challenging. However, with its relatively low elevation gain of about 55 meters, it could be a good goal for those looking to push their limits after some preparation.
The Cannon Trail is located within Warren Townsend Park. You can typically find parking facilities within the park itself, which provides direct access to the trailhead.
The Cannon Trail is situated within Warren Townsend Park. While many public parks do not require specific permits for trail use, it's always a good idea to check the official website for Warren Townsend Park for any current entrance fees or specific regulations before your visit.
Policies regarding dogs can vary by park. To confirm if dogs are allowed on the Cannon Trail and if there are any leash requirements, please check the official guidelines for Warren Townsend Park before you go.
With its moderate difficulty and location, the trail is likely enjoyable during spring and fall when temperatures are milder. Summer mornings or evenings could also be pleasant, while winter conditions might require checking for snow or ice, depending on the local climate.
As a jogging trail with a moderate rating and relatively low elevation gain, you can expect a mix of surfaces. While specific details aren't available, trails in parks often feature well-maintained paths, which could include natural surfaces, gravel, or even some paved sections.
Yes, the route for the Cannon Trail also passes through sections of the North Country National Scenic Trail (MI) and other segments of the Cannon Trail itself, offering potential connections to explore further.
The trail is located within Warren Townsend Park. While specific viewpoints aren't detailed, parks often offer pleasant natural scenery. The route itself is named after the Cannon Trail, suggesting it's a dedicated path designed for enjoying the outdoors.
For autumn jogging, layers are key. Start with a moisture-wicking base layer, add a light fleece or long-sleeved shirt, and a windbreaker or light jacket. Comfortable jogging shoes with good grip are essential, and consider a hat or headband as temperatures can drop.