Most reviewed Hiking areas in Old Toronto, Canada to visit (Updated April, 2024)

Most reviewed Hiking areas in Old Toronto

Explore the city's most talked-about destinations, sorted by the number of reviews. The higher the position on the list, the greater the number of reviews for each place. Discover the pulse of Old Toronto through these extensively reviewed and popular spots. This list contains 135 places from Hiking area category.

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Royal Botanical Gardens Canada

Botanical garden

Sprawling gardens with different flowers blooming from May to October, plus events & an arboretum.

4.60 (6K reviews) (~56.59 km from centre)

Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area (Reservations Required)

Hiking area

Popular hiking, climbing & camping destination with a lookout point for sweeping scenic views.

4.70 (4.4K reviews) (~47.17 km from centre)

Heart Lake Conservation Park

Nature preserve

Nature preserve offering a diverse ecosystem & trails, plus a splash pad, aerial ropes & zip-lines.

4.40 (4.1K reviews) (~34.16 km from centre)

Dundas Peak

Nature preserve

Nature trails lead to this picturesque overlook with scenic views of towns & waterfalls.

4.60 (3.6K reviews) (~63.32 km from centre)

Rouge National Urban Park

National park

Park featuring a sandy beach, forests & rolling hills where visitors can hike, swim, canoe & fish.

4.60 (3.5K reviews) (~24.93 km from centre)

Mono Cliffs Provincial Park (Reservation Required)

Hiking area

This sprawling, forested area for daytime, outdoor recreation features a route to a scenic overlook.

4.50 (3.4K reviews) (~69.72 km from centre)

Hilton Falls Conservation Area

Hiking area

Preserve with hiking, biking & ski trails, plus the ruins of an old mill next to a waterfall.

4.60 (3.3K reviews) (~49.42 km from centre)

Ball's Falls Conservation Area

Nature preserve

Nature preserve with picturesque waterfalls, hiking trails, historic buildings & a visitor center.

4.60 (3.2K reviews) (~57.91 km from centre)

Bronte Creek Provincial Park (Day-Use)

Park

Large park featuring a restored farmhouse & nature center, plus campsites, yurts & walking trails.

4.50 (2.8K reviews) (~41.6 km from centre)

Tommy Thompson Park

Nature preserve

Natural park on a narrow peninsula, with 10km of paved trails for walking, rollerblading & cycling.

4.70 (2.3K reviews) (~5.17 km from centre)

Glen Eden

Ski resort

This small resort for skiing & snowboarding offers 12 trails & a terrain park, plus dining options.

4.20 (2.3K reviews) (~47.7 km from centre)

Bruce's Mill Conservation Park

Nature preserve

Former mill on 267 acres with hiking, a BMX track, picnic sites & an annual maple syrup festival.

4.50 (1.9K reviews) (~32.59 km from centre)

Petticoat Creek Conservation Park

Nature preserve

Natural corridor with a lake & mature trees providing a habitat for abundant wildlife.

4.40 (1.8K reviews) (~27.45 km from centre)

Rouge National Urban Park, Rouge Beach and Marsh

National park

👍👍 Visited Rouge National Urban Park, specifically Rouge Beach and Marsh, on a summer weekend and let me tell you, it was an absolute oasis of tranquility. This park is truly a hidden gem, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and serenity. The beach is well-maintained, and the waves gently kissin...

4.60 (1.8K reviews) (~25.97 km from centre)

Claireville Conservation Area

Nature preserve

Protected area of wetlands, valleys, forests, grasslands & the west branch of the Humber River.

4.40 (1.8K reviews) (~23.65 km from centre)

Elora Gorge Conservation Area

Park

This nature recreation space around a deep ravine offers scenic hikes, camping, tubing & more.

4.30 (1.6K reviews) (~85.33 km from centre)

Belwood Lake Conservation Area

Park

Wooded park at Lake Belwood offering boating, swimming & fishing, plus a beach with a playground.

4.50 (1.5K reviews) (~76.76 km from centre)

Decew Falls

Tourist attraction

A 22-m. plunge waterfall & a smaller cascade set in picturesque surroundings with an 1872 mill.

4.70 (1.2K reviews) (~61.18 km from centre)

Short Hills Provincial Park

State park

This 735-hectare natural park features fishing & trails for hiking, biking & horseback riding.

4.70 (1.2K reviews) (~61.19 km from centre)

Elora Gorge Hole in the Rock

Tourist attraction

👍👍 Super gorgeous place to go for the afternoon! $7 a person to enter for the day. There's also camping on site which looked fantastic but we only went for the day. There's zero alcohol or cannabis allowed on site. The hiking trail is super easy, no matter the age. It's more like a walk in the park tha...

4.50 (1.2K reviews) (~84.89 km from centre)

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Most reviewed Hiking areas in Old Toronto, Canada