These are the best Orangeville hiking trails that you need to visit, both in the town of Orangeville and extending throughout Dufferin County. Orangeville has a few notable hikes right in town, but there’s a treasure trove of trails within 10-20 minutes of town (hikes near Mono, Shelburne, Caledon and more). If you’re looking to […]
Category Archives: Bruce Trail
Bruce Trail, Parks and Protected Lands, York Durham and Headwaters
Splitrock Narrows Nature Reserve, an Amazing Hike on the Bruce Trail
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Jan
Jan
Splitrock Narrows Nature Reserve has memorable hiking trails that are part of the impressive Bruce Trail, a long distance hiking trail in southern Ontario from Niagara to Tobermory. Located near the towns of Shelburne and Mono, Splitrock Narrows isn’t too far from the wildly popular Mono Cliffs Provincial Park. However, the hiking experience at Splitrock […]
Bruce Grey Simcoe, Bruce Trail, Parks and Protected Lands, Winter
Loree Forest Loop Trail: An Easy Hike With Beautiful Scenery
07
Jan
Jan
The Loree Forest Loop Trail is a wonderful place to go hiking near Collingwood, Blue Mountain, and Thornbury, Ontario. This 5km loop trail winds through a gorgeous woodland where you’ll be surrounded by tall trees. Eventually, you’ll reach a scenic viewpoint and a ski lift, which is an interesting feature to witness on a hike. […]
Bruce Trail, Hamilton Halton and Brant, Parks and Protected Lands
Scotsdale Farm: Fantastic Halton Hiking Trails on the Bruce Trail
14
Jan
Jan
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 […]
Bruce Trail, Hamilton Halton and Brant, Parks and Protected Lands
Kerncliff Park: One of the Best Hikes in Burlington, Ontario
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Oct
Oct
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 […]