This is my favorite hiking trail, the Singhampton Caves are the best. Make sure you have proper footwear as it can get slippery on the rocks.

Went here to check out the nottawasaga lookout point and there was notta much here. Trees have grown and blocked the view. It was a nice walk though, lots of maple trees and also very quiet. A lot of mosquitoes so bug spray would help. We did not visit the rocky caves, maybe next time.

Wonderful hike. Lots of boulder scrambling. It is slippery in the caves even after days of no rain when the rest of the forrest floor seems dry. Wear sturdy shoes and keep your hands free. Follow the blue markers. We preferred climbing rather than descending; in which case I would recommend hiking the loop counterclockwise. The caves are also much harder to find when hiking clockwise.

I'm reluctant to write this so it doesn't get busy! Blue side trail is tons of fun for the kids, little more challenging for older adults (bring your walking sticks). Trails are well marked, paths are clear, wear proper gear.

Breathtaking place. The hike is pretty good not too hard if you stay in marked trails. But if you want adventure you can go around the stony caves and jump around the boulders. The blue trail is pretty good. The lanscape with dense tree will transport you to a different world. Many insta worthy spots! Totally worth the drive from Toronto.

A beautiful breathtaking place with so much to see and do. All nature lovers need to put this on their bucket list. The caves were unlike anything I have seen and went on for, what seemed like miles.

Take the Bruce trail, a side trail trail leads to the caves which is really beautiful. It was a bit hard cause of all the snow. We didn’t have any equipment with us, we found a branch which we used as a hiking stick. One should be careful of the gap in between stones which is not visible cause of the snow.

first time here, and we stayed on the white stamped trail. Quick hike today just to see, and we liked what we saw. Will be back and explore more August 20, 2023

Great hike. Even late spring there’s still snow and ice in the caves so be sure to wear footwear with lots of grip. It’s a bit of scrambling over rocks in and around d the caves. So be prepared

Awesome little paradise tucked away near Collingwood. Ive been exploring a lot of places like this since covid and so far one of the best! Definitely worth a stop lots of very deep crevases and caves combined with great views on high cliffs makes this park so interesting.

Forest bathing at its finest... The trail itself is clean, clear and shaded. The caves are unique but too risky for me. You'll likely go on all fours for access.

Nice trail system, with an added bonus of some Crevice caves to explore. Worth a visit, or two.

Just wow, nice trails, definitely a spot to visit and hike, parts that you go in the rocks a bit challenging but totally worth it

Always attest being here. Dogs are welcome, but keep on leashes. There is a home with a sign which clearly states "dogs off leash will be sh0t". If you are going to go through the caves, make sure to wear proper shoes. Enjoy the views, and have fun.

Such a great winter adventure! With fresh snow (about 20cm) the trail was perfect for our early Monday hike. Sunny morn and no wind made the perfect atmosphere to enjoy the valley to peak hike. Lookout areas were perfect vantage points and the trail and side trails are very well marked.

Great trail but not many directions inside park . We end up on other side of park and it was hot day . Thankfully to one of residents to help me get our car after 2 hours walk on road . Don't recommend