My general hiking trail adventures in Ontario. Hiking trails in all of Ontario.
Hidden corners of Ontario have always called to adventurers seeking peace, silence, and untouched scenery. Secret Hiking Trails tucked deep in the wilderness offer something rare in today’s busy world—quiet roads, rustling leaves, soothing winds, and solitude.
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Rock Dunder Nature Reserve, located within the Frontenac Arch Biosphere in Eastern Ontario. This detailed hiking guide explores The Summit Hiking Trail, a scenic 3.9-kilometre climb leading to panoramic views 275 feet above Morton Bay.
Explore Elora Gorge Conservation Area on the Grand River: discover its rich history, hiking, tubing, and camping. Elora Gorge Conservation Area sits among Ontario’s best kept natural gems.
Rouge National Urban Park in Toronto, Ontario is one of the largest urban parks in North America, offering a unique blend of wilderness, culture, and outdoor recreation.
Discover the natural beauty and history of the Inglis Falls Conservation Area in Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada. This breathtaking 18-metre waterfall, created by the Sydenham River flowing over the Niagara Escarpment, is regarded as “the best waterfalls in the area.”
Hiking at Spirit Rock Conservation Area offers breathtaking views of Georgian Bay, fascinating ruins of the historic Corran Mansion, and access to the iconic Bruce Hiking Trail. Located on the Niagara Escarpment near Colpoys Bay
Jones Falls and Pottawatomi Conservation Area in Owen Sound, Ontario, a must-visit natural attraction on the Niagara Escarpment. Home to the stunning 12-metre Jones Falls and part of the Bruce Trail, this 116-hectare protected area combines hiking, waterfalls, history, and geology.
Discover the Heavens Gate Hiking Trail in Ontario, Canada, beginning at the Fort La Cloche trail head near Massey. This challenging long-distance hiking trail traverses the rugged La Cloche Mountains, offering breathtaking views over Lake Huron’s North Channel. Along the route,
Discover the beauty of Bridal Veil Falls on Manitoulin Island, Ontario, one of Canada’s most stunning waterfalls. Fed by the Kagawong River, Bridal Veil Falls cascades into a gorge where visitors can swim, hike, and capture breathtaking photos. Accessible via the Kagawong River Trail, this attraction combines natural beauty with cultural heritage in Ontario’s “Prettiest Village,” Kagawong. Walk behind the falls, explore the scenic trails, or visit the Old Mill Heritage Centre for history and art
Discover the natural beauty of Chutes Provincial Park in Massey, Ontario, Canada. Located along the Aux Sables River, this hidden gem is famous for its breathtaking waterfalls and white water, peaceful campground, and six-kilometer Twin Bridges Trail.
