An awesome trail with breathtaking views. Unlike most of the other parks in Halton, Mount Nemo is all about the hiking. Just trails through the forest and amazing views out over the escarpment. A personal favourite of mine for that reason. Good amount of parking available, and the start of the trail is nice easy gravel. Further in as you approach the escarpment the trails split off and you're able to discover the incredible lookouts.

Amazing trails . Good to visit with family and friends. White trilliums bloomed everywhere. After a bit of hike you can put up your hammock and chill . Crispy clean oxygen rich spot . Gorgeous view of the lake from the top. Please visit with family to get away from the hustle and bustle of your life. Better with conservation membership.

What a beautiful place! There's so much to enjoy here and the view is to kill for! It's hard to describe how peaceful the mountain top is and the best part about it is... The silence. Not a lot of noise makes it up to the top or the edge, and it's very relaxing to hear, nothing. I highly recommend you wear trek boots, or at least prepare to hike a while! My girlfriend and I decided to trek by combining the orange and red trails, making it a big loop of about 4-5kms (see trail map attached)! I recommend buying in advance a reservation/ticket as the entry to the park and parking lot is no time at all if you have attached your car plate. Too long, didn't read? Go and try it!

Awesome place for a hike!! We visited on a weekend, and still it was not crowded. Hike is easy but tree roots and rocks keep it interesting, you can complete bigger circle (bruce trail + south loop trail) in two hours max. There are a lot of spots near cliffs to relax, so do not forget to spend some time looking over the valley. You can also spot downtown skyline easily. Parking is included with entry tickets.. make sure you book in advance and follow your time as they have an auto scanner.

If you're looking for a challenging hike with stunning views and a chance to spot some wildlife, check out the Mount Nemo trail! This trail definitely delivers with its steep inclines and descents, but don't let that discourage you from giving it a try. The effort is definitely worth it. The trail takes you through a beautiful forest and rocky terrain, with plenty of opportunities to catch a glimpse of the local wildlife. I spotted several deer and even a few birds of prey circling overhead. The highlight of this trail, however, are the breathtaking views. You'll be rewarded with stunning vistas at every turn, as the trail winds its way up and down the mountainside. The trail also passes by several lookout points, where you can stop and take a break while enjoying the view.

Beautiful and well maintained trail north of Burlington. The price per person is steep, but the views are fantastic. The trails are well marked, and there are washroom facilities and ample parking on the premises. Its worth a visit!

We went hiking to mount Nemo conservation. Very well maintained trails and easy to follow . View from the lookout points were breathtaking, you could see far . There were rock climbers we are not that adventurous Bruce trails runs through Ample parking Well shaded so sun does not bother you aven at noontime

A last minute addition to the plan was a truly wonderful experience. The view from the Mount Nemo Lookout was gorgeous. Lowville Quarry within the conservation area was a great experience too. So calm and quiet.

Amazing hiking place. Tried the 7km long Bruce Trail in Mount Nemo and it was a remarkable experience. Being non hiker this was the first time I went for hiking in Canada and it was worth it. On a clear sky day you can see the Toronto Skyline from various view points atop the hill. It took us around 3hrs to complete the loop. Great place for bird watching and has some old cedar trees on the trail. You would need to book reservation before visiting. Would definitely recommend to avid hikers!

Went with a group of people from Toronto. Lotsa weekend traffic getting in & out of Burlington but it was worth it for the overall experience. The actual trek/hike is fairly straightforward.. Should be easy enough for all fitness levels. It got quite windy, so remember to check temperatures on the day and carry/wear appropriate layers. I only wish the signs were a little better, especially if you're going to be on your own or in a smaller group & unfamiliar with the place. There seems to be only one restroom spot, so you may want to plan/manage accordingly! Also, there's a quarry that quite cool to climb/take pictures at. You'll need to book in advance and it costs $10 per person to enter the Conservation Area. Great to see the changing colours as Fall/Autumn approaches and some scenic views.

Very pretty trail. I feel it’s a good option for all kinds of trekkers. You can pick an easier trail or advanced option as well. The look-out are beautiful so you get nice views every now and then. We greatly enjoyed our time doing this one! Bonus point- I loved that they had a licence plate scanner on entry if you’re pre-reserved. So, no hassle. The charges are $10 per person. We also couldn’t find garbage bins there.

Great place for the family to go for a hike. As part of the Bruce trail the scenery was beautiful but if you have kids who love to explore and climb, then the little crevasses are awaiting the adventurers! The trail is well marked and maintained.

Nice hike, beautiful views from the top of the cliff. However they need to make a simple hike like this affordable for most families if not free.

Good trails, lot of area to cover. Great views, multiple viewpoints. Take some water, bug spray and full sleeves to avoid bug bites. Very picturesque and serine. It was like walking alone in a forest. The north trail is a bit more rocky but the south trail is a bit smoother. The old quarry in the middle is kind of unique to visit. However it has a steep climb down to it.

Trails are amazing!! Feels surreal in greenery!! However loved the views from Dundas Peak than the lookout point here at Mount Nemo. But must visit destination in fall 😍🙌🏼

Well maintained trails with great views of the neighboring farmland and GTA cityscapes off I. The distance. Several good climbs often over rocks. The path is packed dirt and rock. The Bruce Trail runs through this conservation area. Both parking lots at either end have paid parking. You can reserve ahead of time as well.

Great hiking spot, plenty of cliff side views, views unobstructed by fencing, site kept wild. Fun to explore faultlines in the escarpment. Turkey vultures were plentiful sailing on the thermals

Quite a nice spot. Trails are fairly well maintained and quite extensive. beautiful views from the cliffside & coverage from rain too thanks to the foliage. Can spend a good few hours exploring and if you're up for it, a little bit of caving, or some sort of budget version. Speaking of caves, watch your step as there are lots of gaps among other things that you could call into. Anyways, love this spot!

Excellent park and definitely a hidden gem in the GTA. I was stunned by the trail and its endless view of the urban and rural distances. The only caveat is that there's a fee upon entrance per person in a vehicle. Other than that, I believe you can enter free of charge without a vehicle. Regardless, I'd recommend this beautiful and large park to anyone in search of an easy trail with great views.

Spectacular lookouts and beautiful trails that also part of the Bruce trail. To those who are new to this, you need to buy your reservations on their website. You can’t just show up at the gate and pay to get in. Furthermore, on a nice weekend i would recommend you do your reservation early so you can pick a suitable time slot instead of settled to whatever time slots left over.

One of best for Nature Lovers especially in Fall i guess we visited fall and it looks amazing fro the top. Tried to come here before also but always this park was full so this time we made a reservation. Anybody wants to come do the reservation first otherwise you may not enter. Still some areas left to visit but will see it next time in winter.

Great trail- lots of different trail options to lengthen your hike if you want. The trails aren't maintained so make sure you wear crampons in the winter time, it gets slippery! It wasn't very busy so we had the trail to ourselves. The quarry is a nice too!

Winter hiking at Mount Nemo is magnificent. There are quite a few trail options ranging from 2.6 km to even under a km. Straight trail takes you to the main lookout point. Winter reservations was easy on Saturday since not many people. The view from top is awesome!