Forks of the Credit Provincial Park has amazing hiking trails that are wonderful in all seasons. It’s a great park if you’re looking for some exercise outdoors, the chance to view a gorgeous waterfall, and nature hikes along the river. From vast meadows to stunning escarpment views, the Forks of the Credit trails have really […]
Category Archives: Parks and Protected Lands
Hamilton Halton and Brant, Parks and Protected Lands, Provincial Parks
Bronte Creek Provincial Park Trails: Beautiful Hikes in Oakville
The Bronte Creek Provincial Park trails allow for lovely little walks that aren’t too far from the city. If you’re looking to go hiking in Oakville or Burlington, Bronte Creek Provincial Park is a great place to spend time in nature for a couple of hours. These are fantastic hiking trails near Toronto, Mississauga, and […]
Bruce Trail, Hamilton Halton and Brant, Parks and Protected Lands
Scotsdale Farm: Fantastic Halton Hiking Trails on the Bruce Trail
Scotsdale Farm is one of the prettiest places to immerse yourself in nature near Georgetown, Ontario. It’s a heritage farm that’s home to some of the best Halton hiking trails. These Halton trails are also managed by the Bruce Trail Conservancy. The trails at Scotsdale Farm consist of the main Bruce Trail and several side […]
The Great Trail is the longest hiking trail in the world, and it’s right here in Canada. You can walk, hike, run, cycle, cross-country ski, and even paddle on the longest trail in Canada (and longest trail on earth). Also known as the Trans Canada Trail, the Great Trail was 25 years in the making […]
Northwest Ontario, Parks and Protected Lands, Provincial Parks, Winter
Sleeping Giant Provincial Park in Winter: How to Plan a Hiking Trip
Sleeping Giant Provincial Park in winter is equally amazing as a visit in the other seasons. You might be a little more limited in terms of the places you can hike, depending on how skilled or adventurous you are. Sleeping Giant, Thunder Bay, and Northwest Ontario put on quite a show in the winter: a […]
Parks and Protected Lands, Provincial Parks, Southwest Ontario, Winter
Pinery Provincial Park in Winter: Hiking, Skiing, Yurts and More
Pinery Provincial Park in winter is a magical wonderland with lots of opportunities for outdoor fun. You can still go hiking, stay in a yurt overnight, car camp, discover winter sports like snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, and even visit the beach. Okay, a trip to the beach might not exactly be the same as in […]
City Guides, Conservation Areas, Parks and Protected Lands, Provincial Parks, South Eastern Ontario
5+ Best Hiking Trails in the Bay of Quinte That You’ll Love
The Bay of Quinte region in South Eastern Ontario is a treasure trove of amazing hiking trails and beautiful scenery. Bay of Quinte consists of Brighton, Trenton, Belleville, and Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, as well as the natural spaces surrounding these cities and towns. I’m going to show you the best places to go hiking in […]
Huron Perth Waterloo Wellington, Parks and Protected Lands
Huron Natural Area: One of the Best Kitchener Hiking Trails
Huron Natural Area is home to some of the best Kitchener hiking trails. I had no idea that this beautiful collection of trails existed until my friend, Sarina, introduced me to the park. She’s a Kitchener-Waterloo local and local residents always know the best spots. Without a doubt, Huron Natural Area is one of the […]
Conservation Areas, Greater Toronto Area, Parks and Protected Lands
Cheltenham Badlands: The Amazing Mars-Like Landscape in Ontario
The Cheltenham Badlands are one of the most unique natural features in Ontario. While this was once a little known gem of the region, it’s now one of the most instantly recognizable landscapes in the province. This exposed red Queenston shale terrain is like no other in the region. It’s likely a bit of a […]
Bruce Trail, Hamilton Halton and Brant, Parks and Protected Lands
Kerncliff Park: One of the Best Hikes in Burlington, Ontario
Kerncliff Park is one of the top places to go hiking in Burlington, Ontario. It’s somewhat of a hidden gem. I hadn’t really heard much about Kerncliff Park until learning about it from some members of the Ontario Hiking Facebook group. It looks quite unassuming from the starting point at the parking lot, like there […]