ALL TRAILS AND WALKING PATHS
The map below features every hiking trail that I’ve personally visited, photographed, and written about. Click on each marker to see the trail. Under “description” will be a link to the corresponding blog post with more information.
If you would like to search by region, take a look below the map. You’ll see a full listing of hiking trails and blog posts there, too. I’m always adding more hiking trails as I experience them for myself, so keep checking back to see more in the future!
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Closest Town
Features & Details
Grand Bend
Several hiking trails through rare Oak Savannah ecosystem. On the shores of Lake Huron.
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Closest Town
Features & Details
Jordan
Five hiking trails (including the Bruce Trail), two waterfalls, and a heritage village
Fonthill
Four hiking trails and a pond trail through lush Carolinian forest.
Niagara Falls
A lovely conservation area featuring the Bruce Trail and its side trails.
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Closest Town
Features & Details
Bridle Trail Loop (Royal Botanical Gardens)
Burlington
Boardwalks across marshes with wildlife sightings. One of 31 RBG hiking trails.
Milton
19km of trails, a rare meromictic lake with a surrounding boardwalk, reconstructed 15th century Iroquoian Village
Dundas (Hamilton)
40km of hiking trails through deciduous forest and the Dundas Valley, features the Hermitage ruins and the Bruce Trail
Milton
3 hiking trails, 3 biking trails and the Bruce Trail. Beautiful waterfall and reservoir.
Burlington
Wetlands boardwalk, forest trails, city lookout point. Part of the Bruce Trail.
Halton Hills
The Bruce Trail, Black Creek Side Trail, and interesting features like “Hole in the Wall” and old mill ruins.
Oakville
6km loop trail in the middle of Oakville.Very scenic with a lookout and pretty creek views.
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Closest Town
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Elora
A 5km loop trail with the Hole in the Rock feature and Grand River views.
Stratford
Trails through forest, across the river and wetlands. Very peaceful and quiet.
Mitchell
Trail along the Thames River and West Perth Wetlands (10km).
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Closest Town
Features & Details
Toronto
Loop trail in the Don Valley on the Beltline Trail and the David Balfour Park Trail.
Toronto
The Gus Harris Trail (3.2km), an easy walking path along the Taylor-Massey Creek.
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Closest Town
Features & Details
Shelburne/Orangeville
A non-operating provincial park with a section of the Bruce Trail and several side trails
King Township
Part of the York Regional Forest and the Oak Ridges Moraine Trail.
Orangeville
The main trail is the Vicki Barron Lakeside Trail (8km). There are also a few shorter trails in the park.
East Gwillimbury
A 20km out and back trail that connects East Gwillimbury, Newmarket, and Aurora. The Holland River Trail is a northern section (6km).
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Closest Town
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Gananoque
Four loop hiking trails with scenic viewpoints through dense forest.
Gananoque
A 5km loop trail with several side trails, including a lookout trail featuring an incredible view.
Gananoque
A 7.2km loop trail (or 10.6km loop with the North Loop) that’s moderate or difficult with impressive scenery.
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Closest Town
Features & Details
Killaloe, Barry’s Bay, Eganville
Hike the McNaughton Trail or the Walks of the Little Bonnechere River.
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Closest Town
Features & Details
Honey Harbour
Largest island of Georgian Bay Islands National Park featuring many hiking trails.
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Closest Town
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Thunder Bay
Over 100km of hiking trails, including the 40km Kabeyun Trail. The Sea Lion rock formation and Top of the Giant are highlights (Top of the Giant hard to access in the winter).