Cobourg flags upcoming loss of early Toronto VIA Rail train
Train 641, Cobourg’s direct early-morning connection arriving in Toronto before 9 a.m., is set to end when corridor changes take effect October 25.
Read the guide →West Beach, at a slower pace
Pebbles, boardwalk and the naturalized shoreline.
Read the guide →Cobourg when the weather changes
A good visit does not have to depend on a swim.
Read the guide →From beach picnic to downtown table
A practical approach to eating near the waterfront.
Read the guide →Two days, without overplanning
Make room for the beach and the town.
Read the guide →An accessibility-first waterfront day
Build the plan around the route, not the photograph.
Read the guide →The waterfront through the seasons
Plan for the calendar as well as the weather.
Read the guide →Victoria Park: the day beyond the towel
Picnics, play and a connection to Cobourg’s past.
Read the guide →From cargo to promenades
How the working harbour shaped today’s visit.
Read the guide →A beach-to-downtown family day
Sandcastles first. A change of scene when you need it.
Read the guide →A walk through the waterfront’s layers
Follow the shore, then look inland.
Read the guide →Harbour dredging continues into fall: what waterfront visitors will see
Sand piles, fenced work areas and harbour maintenance are part of Cobourg’s fall dredging operations.
Read the guide →Three free hours return to waterfront parking for the low season
The first three hours are free from September 15 through May 14; longer stays and overnight parking have separate charges.
Read the guide →September 30 in Cobourg: film screenings, waterfront reflections and an Alderville walk
Two free Indian Horse screenings and an open community walk are among the announced commemorations.
Read the guide →D’Arcy and Elgin bus stop moves one block south
The replacement stop is on D’Arcy Street just north of Burnet Drive, effective September 25.
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