Provincial Parks

Forks of the Credit Provincial Park: Cataract Falls, Trail Loops, and Daily Permit Rules

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Forks of the Credit Provincial Park Cataract Falls and hiking trail in Caledon Ontario

Located in Caledon along the edge of the Niagara Escarpment, Forks of the Credit Provincial Park is one of the most popular hiking destinations in Southern Ontario. Known for the rushing waters of Cataract Falls, steep glacial moraines, and historic mill ruins, the park offers extensive trail loops connecting directly into the Bruce Trail network. … Read more

Mono Cliffs Provincial Park: Canyon Trails, Lookout Points, and Daily Permit Rules

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Limestone canyon and trail at Mono Cliffs Provincial Park

Set along the rolling hills of Dufferin County near Orangeville, Mono Cliffs Provincial Park protects some of the most dynamic cliff faces and crevice features on the southern stretch of the Bruce Trail. With cedar canyons, boardwalk stairs traversing sheer rock cuts, and sweeping lookouts over the countryside, it remains one of Ontario’s top day-hike … Read more