Nature Trails near Brantford, Ontario
Brantford has countless experiences waiting to be discovered and a multitude of attractions and events that are sure to engage and entertain while you are here.
Culture enthusiasts will love to taste their way through the Brantford International Villages Festival as you explore the diverse cultures of our community. Don't miss the Brantford International Jazz Festival, which welcomes over 20,000 spectators each year. History buffs can brush up on their knowledge at the Canadian Military Heritage Museum or the Bell Homestead National Historic Site.
Appropriately called the "Tournament Capital of Ontario," this grand city is home to many sporting events, the Sports Hall of Recognition, and a 12-foot statue of Wayne Gretzky called The Great One at the Wayne Gretzky Sports Centre.
A visit isn't complete without stopping at our bustling downtown, filled with local businesses and exciting events at Harmony Square. While downtown, don't miss a world-class performance at the Sandereson Centre for the Performing Arts. After, test your luck at the OLG Casino Brantford.
Whether you want cultural experiences, outdoor adventure, fantastic family fun, sporting events, or culinary delights, you'll find it all in Brantford. Once you have experienced this grand city, we'll be welcoming you back time and time again.
Some of Ontario's best hiking trails and nature trails are near Brantford.
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T H & B TRAIL
The TH & B Trail was developed on the former trail bed of the Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo rail line. Travel the trail from Brantford to Port Dover (45.5 km). This section of Trans Canada Trail joins the Waterford Heritage Trail (18 km) and Norfolk Sunrise Trail...TAQUANYAH CONSERVATION AREA
The 136-hectare Taquanyah Conservation Area has a network of trails through forests and near wetlands and the coldwater Mill Creek. There are interpretive signs along the trail to help you understand more about the property. It is in the Carolinian zone, which means...