Five trails are located in the park, including the Bruce trail and the Ruins Trail.
Dominion Trail The Dominion Trail takes you along the credit valley. The path consists of gravel and rock. The views are a real treat for the eyes featuring the likes of the credit river and surrounding Niagara escarpment. Cataract falls is the main attraction visible from a rustic wooden bridge. The vegetation of Forks is typical to southern Ontario with an abundance of popular, maple and some birch. Wild flowers are also abundant in the spring/ summer season.
Meadow Trail This is the trail head at the park entrance featuring the Trans Canada trail and the Meadow Trail. Trail conditions on the Meadow Trail are easy with a nice solid path, clear of debris. The path is a mix of dirt, sand and grass. Kettle Lake is the first water feature on the Meadow trail.
The Kettle Trail connects the Trans Canada to Meadow Trail. A nice short trail that is perfect for any individual with a hankering for a good view but short on time.
Link to trails map: http://www.ontarioparks.com/pdf/maps/forksofthecredit/park_map.pdf
We would also direct you to read our DISCLAIMER and our TRAIL USERS CODE.

BlogTO.com has posted a great article on the Forks of the Credit Provincial Park Trails. Go to https://www.blogto.com/travel/2021/10/forks-of-the-credit-provincial-park-ontario/ to read this article.