Lake / reservoir at the head of the Grand River. Not much to see, very flat, hiked along park road (lose gravel) more suited to trail bike. Entry fee $6.
Lion’s Head Trail + Side Trail to McKay’s Harbour. You can find parking on McCurdy Drive easily but you have to be there not later than 9:00. After that it gets crowded. Parking fee is $5 per hour , 30$ max. Difficulty ...
A hike over to Arkon Lake within Frontenac Provincial Park from the Arab Lake parking area. We started and finished our hike on the road (maybe 400 meters each) there is a corridor trail that parallels the road if you pr...
Beautiful trail through dense forest leading towards a equally as stunning view of the landscape. There are various lookouts off of steep cliffs along the way. For avid hikers, the trail is pretty easy but has a handful ...
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Part of a continuous and lengthy path that runs along the shoreline of Lake Ontario. This hike starts in Coronation Park (just west of Bathurst Street and Lake Shore Boulevard) and finishes at High Park. The path is popu...
Bike and hike, with hike starting just off concession 3. Mixed forest with several streams. Can be muddy and buggy. Conservation area is very quiet and not much usage (some horse traffic). Webb Road has some serious hill...
A one-day hike, which killed my boots :) At one point going uphill, I started to wonder, how far might go up a road. If you do this part of the Beaver Valley at autumn, the trail will challenge you with a long going uphi...
Final day of a 5 day, 4 night canoe trip in Algonquin park that started in Whitney. This leg of the trip starts from a very nice campsite on Head Lake. It is a short 5 minute paddle to the start of the portage. The porta...
Nice trail. Will be great for birds, especially water birds in the spring and fall and without kids. Fairly flat out and back trail. We turned around when the trail got to narrow for our stroller. Stroller friendly if la...
Spectacular rapids on the Kipawa River just over the border into Quebec. The road in was very rough but my car (Nissan) made it there and back. It took 45 minutes to drive from the main entrance (just as you cross over f...
An interesting trail that is easy to do and displays forest, field and stream. Path is well marked, narrow with only minor changes in elevation. Parking is available at the start of the trail or the roads in the area are...
Interesting area with lots of major trails criss-crossing through it. There is parking at the point where I started, the trail begins 50 meters to the south. I followed the trail to Valley Rd and hiked along the road for...
A beautiful hiking trail, the best lookout point is at the very end of Lost Trail, from ski hill along Gondola line down to the very tip.
A 3 day, 2 night canoe trip with hiking too. This is a catalog entry for the following trips: Big Hawk Lake to Sherborne Lake Sherborne Dam to Plastic Lake Sherborne Lake to Big/Little Hawk Lake Little Hawk Lake t...
A nice bike ride (or hike) along the shore of Lake Ontario. Path is in good shape with maps posted in a couple of places, some parking available at either end or public transit is also an option (TTC). Tommy Thompson ...
A Mother's Day hike doing the circuit around Little Salmon Lake. Wasn't the best hike in the area, a lot of standing water and the bugs that go with it. No real view of Little Salmon Lake either... Weather was nice an...
A kayak trip to Little Long Lake from Sydenham with Maxini. It was a beautiful summer day ideal for a paddle, light winds, sunshine but not too hot. Maxini was loving her new kayak (Delta 15s) as we explored Eel Bay and ...
Forest, streams, a pond and some fields highlight this hike. Parking is available at the start of the trail (the end of Secord Road). Trail is marked and mostly easy to follow with ramps and some boardwalk for the muddy ...
Cup and Saucer Trail is a 10 kilometer moderately trafficked loop trail located near Northeastern Manitoulin and Islands, Ontario, Canada that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a ...
Easy trail , don´t use headphones and be alert about rattlesnake around the area , I found a big one around the cost .
A beautiful trail around Hardy lake. The trail mostly goes through forest, with several viewpoints on the lake. Some up and down but nothing arduous.
Best place to park for this trail is across the road (15182 McCowan Rd) where there is a small parking lot for the Dainty Tract trails. While you are there pick up a map booklet from the sign board, the Clarke Tract has ...
Beautiful trails with gentle hills. Perfect for cross country skiing, snowshoeing and hiking. The trails go through forest and open fields.
Volunteering in hiking trails maintenance. It’s a one way hike for maintenance work as a volunteer for NCC. We drove to starting point and hike to finished, then drove and picked up vehicles at starting point; so actual ...
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Algonquin Provincial Park (Ontario) Beaver Pond Trail is a 2.0 km loop trail that yields excellent views of two beaver ponds while the guide provides an introduction to Algonquin's fascinating beaver pond ecology.
A great trail for families. The trail is easy to follow and covers several terrains.
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