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This is an alternate entry into the Pine Grove hiking/x-country area. I park on Conroy and take a straight shot in, then do a loop in the park. It has the advantage of being less congested than the loops in the park. On ...
Several trails are carved through this tract. A group of us did an early spring hike that tied together several of the loops. It was a nice day but footing was icy and the area suffers from road noise (close to 401). S...
There is a boardwalk over a swamp near the start of the trail, which then passes by Killenbeck Lake. The trail continues along the west side of Slim Bay with some nice views. Near the bridge there is a small path going t...
Nice hike. Best to leave a car at the second entrance of Fireman’s Park (near the railway track) and drive to Niagara College and start the hike at their wetland trail. The section past Mewburn road is lacking markers. Y...
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Warwick Forest Conservation Area is a close-to-home adventure for the outdoor enthusiast. Take the self-guided tour and learn about a variety of wildlife habitats and forest management techniques. With 4 km of trail to e...
Singhampton Crevice Caves loop in Nottawasaga Lookout Provincial Nature Reserve. Amazing loop with great caves. take care with mosquitoes!
There is a fire tower on a hill on the south coast of Wendigo Lake, and an unofficial trail going up to it, starting at a gravel road. The trail is quite nice and rewards you with a great view. The path leads through den...
Beautiful trail to the top of a hill that looks like a triangle on the map. It was reasonably well maintained at the time I was there (August 2020), and has clear path markings with white paint. Slippery when wet. Some ...
A nice hike from Highway 101 west to Potvin Chutes on the Tatachikapika river.The beginning of the hike will take you through black spruce bogs and overgrown trails and roads that are flooded but the bottom end of the ro...
Temperature was -5°C and the western part of the trail was flooded. It was hard to pass without getting wet. We cleared the branches off the trail. The trail is now ready for snowshoeing if the temperature is below -10°C...
Conservation land. Easy trail through diverse terrain. Very quiet, no passerbys except for a pair of swans. *Forgot to turn Wikiloc at the end and started driving.
A lovely low-key hike through a classic east Ontario woodlot. It ends on the shore of Eel Lake — a small, pretty little-used lake just west of Frontenac Provincial Park. The property was recently donated to the Nature C...
Nice Hike, you need a permit before entry to the Park , you can get it at the gate and is only valid for 1 day for 4 hours . I recommend to investigate before if you can get it online to dont have to wait as I did.
A short hike from the snow machine bridge on Potter road at Zeverly Rapids to Wanatango Falls. The trail itself is fairly flat but is muddy and partially flooded in wet season. When you reach the top of the falls you wil...
WE hate when recreational trails are disjointed and on this hike we had to go up to Weston Road and then walk on city streets for about .75 km
The east shoreline of Kingsford Lake is a coyote highway so we followed tracks into Frontenac Park in search of scat for DNA testing. No scat but a lovely hike (and some pretty dodgy ice).
Pleasant 10k out and back along the West Duffin Creek. First 2k are relatively flat but then there are some steep inclines to navigate.
A walk up to the former location of the Kenogamissi Fire Tower, unfortunately it has been cut down and taken away. The hike is still worth it as the view is spectacular.
Tried to follow the previously posted 19km hike but 2 stretches were closed, therefore I doubled tracked along the river. 2 beautiful waterfalls along the way.
Proposed 5 night / 6 day canoe trip, September 2024 Day 1: Frontenac Park Office to Campsite #7, thru 5 or 6 lakes, 2 or 3 short portages, estimate around 12 km (0-12km). Day 2: Campsite #7 to Campsite #10, thru 3 ...
You might get your feet wet when crossing the stream depending on the time of year. A good chunk of the end of this route is spent on the road.
With a thin layer of snow, microspike is needed to walk cross the lower lake. To the top is hard as no one does that so snow is really deep.
A 3-hour hike in Hockley Valley Provincial Park. We did this hike on 2020.11.8, when the weather was unusually warm; the leaves had already fallen from all the trees, so there were no interesting colors, but the walk was...
Lots of up and down. Highest pt on BT on the Patun side trail. Lots of intersecting trails, people and bikes and fall colours. A lovely figure 8 trail. 17km
Black Diamond hiking trail. 7k for the long loop, a deep dive into the forest during any time of the season. Lots of hills and views.
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