The oldest and longest marked hiking trail in Canada, the main Bruce Trail follows the edge of the Niagara Escarpment for nearly 900 km – the Niagara Section of the Bruce Trail goes from Queenston to Grimsby, a distance of 80.5 kms. The southern terminus of the Bruce Trail is located at the stone cairn in Queenston Heights Park, close to the carpark at the Niagara Parkway entrance. The trail follows along the Niagara Escarpment, affording the user a variety of special interest side trails and spectacular scenery and outlooks. Including side trails, there are more than 130km of hiking trails associated with the Niagara Section.
Download maps for the Niagara section of the Bruce Trail.
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Bruce Trail Southern Terminus Cairn, Niagara River Parkway, Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON, Canada
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3mmtraveller
Toronto, Canada
a 900km hike through amazing parts of Ontario, easily accessible at numerous points for shorter walks. Some areas can be challenging
Robby G C
Toronto, Canada
This is a hiking place of the Bruce Trail. The trail can be really long or small, according your fitness. I enjoy walking in the woods, especially the Bruce Trail. It feels good to hike and we see...
katei2013
Mississauga, Canada
Very hard to fin the trail access and where to park the car. Paid $19 to take the gondola up for some of the trail at Blur Mountain. Saw some trail maps on line but couldn’t find where to park...
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