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Hiking Trail Suggestions?
- Thread starter Chaos
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You could start picking out sections of the Bruce Trail close to you and walk them. Won't all be equally interesting, but that'll be part of the adventure. Also it frequently hooks up with looped side trails
If you are not into a very long distance check out the Niagara Glen https://www.niagaraparks.com/visit/nature-garden/niagara-glen/ there is a trail that goes from the Glen to the Whirlpool, at the Whirlpool you walk up the Cinderella stairs and you can walk back on the paved trail back to your car. A class five rapid is along the route. There are a lot of shorter loops as well.
It's not the same, but Durham forest Walker Woods.
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Niagara Glen Nature Reserve. Various trails of various terrain. Elevation, water, rock formations.
Also the Bruce trail near Queenston is nice. Hike along the escarpment, make your way down or back up through many trails. Views of the river. If you make your way to Niagara-on-the-Lake, there are other trails along the lake and you can see Toronto.
I think Niagara Parks May have a list on their web site?
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Also the Bruce trail near Queenston is nice. Hike along the escarpment, make your way down or back up through many trails. Views of the river. If you make your way to Niagara-on-the-Lake, there are other trails along the lake and you can see Toronto.
I think Niagara Parks May have a list on their web site?
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The Glen is not what it use to be. Pay-to-park. Crowded. Litter everywhere. It's a shame. We use to go down to the rapids on Sunday afternoons in the winter and have BBQs. We were the only people there most times.
Ashtonator
Well-known member
Look up Hockley valley trails. I was there yesterday and it's beautiful and a great hike!. You can do a 5, 10 or 17 hikel and as a bonus, you can ride Hockley before/after your hike.
https://www.ontarioparks.com/park/hockleyvalley
Also i recently hiked the Limehouse Trail (north of Milton and it was a great hike)
https://www.tripadvisor.ca/Attracti...e_Conservation_Area-Halton_Hills_Ontario.html
https://www.ontarioparks.com/park/hockleyvalley
Also i recently hiked the Limehouse Trail (north of Milton and it was a great hike)
https://www.tripadvisor.ca/Attracti...e_Conservation_Area-Halton_Hills_Ontario.html
J_F
Guest
+1, Hockley Valley is a neat area
resort is good too
for charming the knickers
and a good golf course
Heard great things about Hockley as well.. seen some gorgeous pictures too
Jokers Hill is ok. Lots of dogs/people, but you can spend a few hours in there easily.
We went up to Mono Cliffs PP earlier this year. It was nice and you can easily hike for an entire day.
I recommend looking for green on the map and investigating. There are tons of trails that nobody visits in the GTA. For instance, NW of Green lane and Bathurst is a short trail that I explored once. I met one guy that goes there daily and I was the first person he had seen in a year. There really are a ridiculous number of trails around if you start looking.
We went up to Mono Cliffs PP earlier this year. It was nice and you can easily hike for an entire day.
I recommend looking for green on the map and investigating. There are tons of trails that nobody visits in the GTA. For instance, NW of Green lane and Bathurst is a short trail that I explored once. I met one guy that goes there daily and I was the first person he had seen in a year. There really are a ridiculous number of trails around if you start looking.
Try here although it's complained that much of the trail is along the sides of highways and may be more suited to cycling.
https://thegreattrail.ca/explore-the-map/
https://thegreattrail.ca/explore-the-map/
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