Prime Ministers Path
📍 Wilmot
Walking trail featuring statues of Canada's Prime Ministers, located next to Castle Kilbride in Baden. A unique outdoor gallery combining history, art, and nature.
The Prime Ministers Path is a unique outdoor experience combining Canadian history, public art, and nature. Located adjacent to Castle Kilbride in Baden, this walking trail features life-sized bronze statues of Canada's Prime Ministers.
Features
- Bronze statues of Canadian Prime Ministers
- Informational plaques with biographical details
- Accessible pathways
- Beautiful setting next to Castle Kilbride
Visiting Tips
Combine your visit with a tour of Castle Kilbride for a complete historical experience. The path is accessible year-round and suitable for all ages.
Visit Information
Admission
Free
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