Ontario Hiking Trails Is An Adventure Blog Of All My Hiking Trips

I am Thomas Worsley, Ontario wildlife and landscape photographer and I have been exploring Ontario hiking trails pretty much my entire life. This website along with ontariohikingtrails.net and my YouTube channel ontariohikingtrails.ca are dedicated to my hiking and backpacking adventures trips from visiting the 1,000’s of hiking and backpacking trails that Ontario has to offer. Including the Bruce hiking trail, the Ganaraska hiking trail, the Trans Canada hiking trail, Algonquin Provincial Park hiking trails and many more. Posting my video and photo footage along the way and offering tips and advice from my experience along the way.

Are you are interested in recreational hiking and backpacking trails in Ontario and where you can find great locations, Then watch my YouTube video’s and don’t forget to check out my blog because I will be adding secret locations to hiking trails potentially near you. They will contain secret locations and tons of hiking and backpacking advice.

Here are some benefits of hiking:

Firstly, hiking is great for physical health as it improves cardiovascular fitness and strengthens muscles. Additionally, it promotes mental well-being by reducing stress and improving mood. Moreover, hiking allows you to connect with nature, providing opportunities for relaxation and mindfulness. Furthermore, it encourages social interaction when done with friends or groups. Lastly, hiking can expand your knowledge of local flora and fauna, offering educational benefits.

My Latest Hiking Trail Adventures On YOUTUBE

Hiking and backpacking on Ontario Trails for me has become a part of my life. A way to get away and forget about the struggles we face on a daily basis. Hiking and backpacking on trails near me is a way to calm and sooth the mind without using drugs or alcohol. I am therefore blessed with the hiking trails that I have access to in my very own back yard. And you too can find hiking trails near you.

The Kawartha Trans Canada Trail runs right thru Lindsay Ontario Via old railway beds so they are not that exciting really but it is still the Trans Canada Trail none the less. Doube’s Trestle Bridge is part of this great trail.

I have always been a bit of a wanderer. I was hiking before I even knew what hiking was. As a young boy I walked the Victoria Rail Trail into what is now called Ken Reid Conservation area and the headquarters for The Kawartha Conservation. Today I hike all over Ontario from Algonquin Provincial Park to the Niagara escarpment Bruce Trail to the amazing rocky shores of Lake Superior Provincial Park and anywhere else my curiosity and camera’s take me