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It’s (almost) fall y’all! Soon, the province will transform with vibrant shades of red and orange and there’s no better way to enjoy the beauty of the season than with a hike.
These gorgeous fall hiking spots near Toronto will take you past waterfalls, along woodland trails and to scenic lookouts. You can get lost in a dreamland of colourful foliage while breathing in the crisp autumn air.
Here are eight destinations near Toronto with gorgeous trails to explore this fall.
Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area
Price: $10.50 per adult
Address: 7200 Appleby Line, Milton, ON
Why You Need To Go: According to the website, this scenic park “will take your breath away.” You can hike your way past ancient cedars and soak up the colourful views from the Buffalo Crag Lookout Point. Reservations are recommended.
Conservation Halton Website
Belfountain Conservation Area
Price: $7.75 per adult
Address: 819 Forks of the Credit Rd., Caledon, ON
Why You Need To Go: Belfountain Conservation Area boasts a number of trails that lead through gorgeous fall scenery. You won’t want to miss out on the enchanting suspension bridge that takes you right over a waterfall.
Credit Valley Conservation Website
Thornton Bales Conservation Area
Price: Free
Address: 1260 19th Sideroad, King City, ON
Why You Need To Go: Known for its “steep slopes and rugged beauty,” this conservation area is the place to be if you’re craving some autumn views. One of the most picturesque spots to discover is the 99 steps which take you through a red and gold woodland.
Thornton Bales Conservation Area Website
Mono Cliffs Provincial Park
Price: Prices vary
Address: 795086 3rd Line EHS, Shelburne, ON
Why You Need To Go: You can travel right through a canyon at this beautiful hiking spot near Toronto. Mono Cliffs is a fall hotspot due to its vibrant foliage, so you’ll want to make a reservation before visiting.
Mono Cliffs Website
Kelso Conservation Area
Price: $10.50 per adult
Address: 5234 Kelso Rd., Milton, ON
Why You Need To Go: Perched along the Niagara Escarpment, Kelso Conservation Area offers breathtaking views from towering lookout points. During the fall, you can even enjoy chairlift rides that take you through the colours.
Conservation Halton Website
Bronte Creek Provincial Park
Price: Prices vary
Address: 1219 Burloak Dr., Oakville, ON
Why You Need To Go: Offering five beautiful hiking trails, this fall park is a majestic spot to stretch your legs and enjoy that crisp autumn air. With steep climbs and forested paths, the area has no shortage of spectacular views.
Bronte Creek Website
Mount Nemo Conservation Area
Price: $10.50 per adult
Address: 5317 Guelph Line, Burlington, ON
Why You Need To Go: This park features forested trails, cliffs and caves as well as breathtaking foliage. You can enjoy panoramic views from the Brock Harris Lookout.
Conservation Halton Website
Spencer Gorge Conservation Area
Price: $16 per vehicle and driver
Address: Harvest Rd., Dundas, ON
Why You Need To Go: The Tew Falls to Dundas Peak hike at this conservation area takes you past a stunning waterfall to a towering lookout. The valley below is a patchwork of red and orange and looks like something off a fall postcard. Reservations are required during fall colours.
Conservation Halton Website
Before you get going, check out our Responsible Travel Guide so you can be informed, be safe, be smart, and most of all, be respectful on your adventure.
