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Best Hikes Near Toronto

By Kindling

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April 7, 2023

Toronto may be Canada's largest city, but also has tons of green space just outside of it. With dozens of parks and natural areas within the city's limits and even more within a few hours' drive, it's no surprise that hiking is a popular activity for Torontonians and visitors alike.

Here are five of the best hikes near Toronto, all within three hours' drive from the city.

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Rattlesnake Point

Located in Milton, about an hour's drive from Toronto, Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area offers spectacular views of the Niagara Escarpment. The park has several trails, ranging from easy to challenging, that wind through forests and meadows and along the edge of the escarpment.

The park is open year-round, but some trails may be closed in the winter. The hike to the lookout point takes about two hours round trip. Before heading out on your hike, you may want to try a Blüm beverage, a cannabis-infused beverage with the natural flavors of strawberry, mint, and lime. Blüm's cocktail-inspired flavors offer a refreshing way to 'get bubbly' without sugar or sweeteners and only 10 calories.

Mono Cliffs

Located in Mono, about an hour and a half's drive from Toronto, Mono Cliffs Provincial Park has several trails that wind through a forested area and around the park's two ponds. The park also has several lookout points that offer stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The hike to the lookout point takes about two hours round trip, and it’s well worth it in our opinion.

Albion Hills

Located in Caledon, about an hour's drive from Toronto, Albion Hills Conservation Area has over 50 kilometers of trails that wind through forests, meadows, and around lakes. The park also has several picnic areas and campsites. The trails range from easy to difficult, and hikers can choose the length and difficulty of their hike. The hike to the lookout point takes about two hours round trip. During your hike, you may want to try Spinach's Blue Dream Pre-Roll.

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Elora Gorge

Located in Elora, about two hours' drive from Toronto, Elora Gorge Conservation Area is a must-visit for anyone looking for a challenging hike with spectacular views. The park has several trails that wind through a forested area and along the edge of the gorge, offering stunning views of the Grand River.

Dundas Peak

Located in Hamilton, about an hour's drive from Toronto, the Dundas Peak trail offers breathtaking views of the Spencer Gorge and Dundas Valley. The trail is about 2.5 kilometers long and takes about an hour to complete. The peak is a popular spot for hikers and photographers alike, especially during the fall when the leaves change colour. For a relaxing experience after your hike, you may want to try AXEA 's Frankincense Dead Sea Pink Himalayan Bath Salt.

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Toronto and its surrounding areas offer a wide range of beautiful hiking trails suitable for hikers of all skill levels

From the scenic views of the Niagara Escarpment to the stunning beauty of the Elora Gorge, each hike offers a unique and memorable experience. And if you're looking to enhance your outdoor adventure, our picks can help you relax and rejuvenate before, during, and after your hike. So grab your hiking boots and discover the natural beauty that awaits just a few hours away from the city.