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Come and experience southern Ontario's largest forest. Located within an hour's drive of Toronto, straddling the Counties of Northumberland, Peterborough, Victoria and the Region of Durham. Read More
Located just east of Wiarton this is a great place to visit with the kids. They loved the caves and there is a picnic shelter and washrooms located at the trail entrance. Read More
There is enough at Inglis Falls to spend the entire day there, or at least half a day. The falls are spectacular and there are 6 trails not including the Bruce trail which goes right through the conservation area. Read More I was disappointed with the falls but the trails are excellent and the huge rocks were interesting. Read More
Makes a great day trip destination in the summer and has a beautiful beach for swimming in the quarry. Read More is part of the Walter bean trail and is an excellent place to get away from the city but still be in the city, so it takes very little time to actually get here from Kitchener, waterloo or the surrounding area. Kaufmans Flats are located on the east side of Waterloo just off University Ave E. before you get to Rim Park . Read More
Very nice area with stocked brook trout ponds. Read More Grand Valley Trails (GVT) – Section to the right of Waterloo Regional Rd 52(Bridge St) Just outside of Kitchener (North of Breslau) By Denise Worsley Read More Enniskillen Conservation Area is located just a short drive from Oshawa in the head waters of the Bowmanville river. Read More This is a small trail but quite nice. can be walked in under 1 hour and has a beautiful stream and wetlands. Read More Long Sault Conservation area is located in the heart of the Oak Ridges Moraine just north of Bownmanville and north east of Oshawa. Long Sault is a great place to escape for the day with friends and family. Read More
This 7.7 km hiking trail is a real beauty in the heart of Algonquin Provincial Park. Hiking trail features include the Cache Lake dam, Skymount lookout tower, a beautiful view of Cache lake from high above and an old railway bed and bridge over the Madawaska River. Read More Windy Ridge Conservation Area is the newest addition to the Kawartha Conservation Authority. 87 acres of land was acquired in 1999. The lookout is the highlight of the trail overlooking the Fleetwood Creek wetlands were the Fleetwood creek and Pigeon Rivers meet. Read More
The Victoria County Emily Track was established in 1928 and has cross country ski trails and hiking trails on 205 acres of land. Read More This is a wonderful place for a walk beside gentle moving water over rocks. You can see Rainbow Trout in the early spring and Chinook Salmon in the fall on their yearly spawning migrations. There is also a paved bicycle trail which winds through the valley. Read More Center Island is a great place to spend the day for both children and adults. To date I have only toured the theme park with my children. But I have been told there is another side to Center Island that I need to check out which includes more of an adult appeal.Read More
Fleetwood Creek is a great place for a hike or picnic. Secluded with beautiful scenery 3 main trails and a lookout high up above a valley overlooking hardwood forests and pine. .Read More Whether you enjoy hiking, cycling or cross country skiing, Ken Reid Conservation Area is a great place to spend the day. Groomed trails and child-friendly facilities provide a variety of ways for visitors of all ages to experience this natural setting. .Read More
Pigeon River Headwaters Conservation Area is a valuable natural resource and a beautiful place to explore. This 125 hectare (308 acre) property was acquired in 1987 by Kawartha Conservation through a generous donation from Mr. Ross Davidson of Toronto. The trails here are especially appealing to experienced hikers and nature lovers. Read More © COPYRIGHT 2001 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED www.ontario-hiking.com |
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