Though once running along the western edge of Kitchener, the right of way now runs through some relatively dense urban areas, giving it its current utility as a pedestrian and cycling thoroughfare with frequent connections to the road system, in contrast to many of the recreational hiking trails in the region, which tend to run through mostly-undeveloped natural areas.
The right of way used to be on the western edge of Kitchener but now runs through urban areas, making it useful for pedestrians and cyclists with regular connections to the road system. This contrasts with many recreational hiking trails in the region, which usually pass through mostly undeveloped natural landscapes.