CHARLESTON LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK TRAILS Sandstone Island Trail: Interpretive trail, 2.6 km loop, moderate difficulty This trail features the geological and human history of the park. The highlight of the trail is a rock shelter that was used some 1,200 years ago by...
CHUTES PROVINCIAL PARK TRAILS Twin Bridges Trail – 6 km return (2 hours) moderate Following the Aux Sables River this trail leads to lookouts at the falls and the Seven Sisters Cataracts. Interpretive panels at the Falls Lookout tell the history of the area....
The heavily forested ravines contrast greatly with Southwestern Ontario’s vast cropland. A tine creek passes through some of Ontario’s largest hardwood trees. Early May is unsurpassed for the variety and colours of spring wildflowers, as well as colourful...
Fletcher’s Mill Pond Trail – 1.5 km (linear) – 30 minutes to complete This trail is paved for accessibility and is an easy walk around Earl Rowe Lake. Cyclists are reminded to yield to pedestrians and wheelchairs. Rainbow Run – 11 km – approximately 3 – 4 hours...
Emily Provincial Park Marsh Boardwalk Trail The Marsh Boardwalk Trail begins on a bark-chipped surface and immediately you enter an area of tall and mature cedar trees creating a dense tree canopy. Soon you arrive at the boardwalk and begin walking through cattails...
Esker Lakes has four different hiking trails: Prospector’s Trail: 1.4 km, 1 hour, easy This short forested trail skirts the southeast shore of Panagapka Lake. It’s a nice route for a stroll and a convenient way to reach many park facilities Lonesome Bog Trail: 1.5 km,...
FAIRBANK PROVINCIAL PARK TRAIL Wa-Shai-Ga-Mog is the original name of Fairbank Lake and is the Ojibway word for “clear water”. A fitting name for a lake where it is possible to see for over 8 m (24 feet) into the spring fed lake. This short but challenging trail...
FERRIS PROVINCIAL PARK TRAILS Drumlin Trail System – 3 interconnecting looped trails: Blue 1.2 km (1.0 hour); White 2.5 km (2 hours) and Red 2.5 km (2.5 hours), moderate: The Drumlin Trail System takes you through mature mixed forest, by small wetlands and...
FINLAYSON POINT PROVINCIAL PARK TRAILS The trails of the Caribou Mountain/White Bear Forest Conservation Reserve offer the hiker, canoeist and the adventurer the opportunity to travel through a portion of Ontario’s forest that over time has changed very little. Old...
Carp Trail, 1 km, easy Follow the banks of the Carp River through a mature forest. Terraces Trail – 2 km, moderate This trail takes visitors along a geological journey. See shale pillars that stand as testaments to the erosive power of water and fields that are...
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