10 Hikes in Ontario
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@emilywhoexplores
10 hikes in Ontario: Cup and Saucer Hiking Trail, Robertson Cliffs Lookout - Algoma Highlands Conservancy, and 8 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Emily | Ontario Outdoor + Travel Content Creator & Marketer.

Cup and Saucer Hiking Trail
Hiking area
4.8
Experience incredible panoramic views over Manitoulin Island after a rewarding climb. This 12 km out-and-back trail is perfect for those seeking a challenging hike with a grand payoff.

Robertson Cliffs Lookout - Algoma Highlands Conservancy
Scenic spot
4.9
Experience a steady 7 km climb with multiple lookouts that continuously improve as you ascend. This trail is highly recommended in the fall for spectacular autumn colors.

Top Of The Giant Trail
Place
Embark on a full-day, 22 km adventure to one of Ontario's most iconic viewpoints. Start early and pack a lunch to fully enjoy the unparalleled panoramic scenery.

Aubrey Falls
Natural feature
4.7
Follow quiet forest paths and enjoy river views on this 3 km out-and-back trail. The journey itself is as rewarding as arriving at one of the area's most beautiful waterfalls.

The Crack
Hiking area
4.9
Conquer this challenging and rocky 6 km out-and-back trail for iconic turquoise views at the summit. The demanding climb leads to an unparalleled reward, showcasing Killarney's breathtaking beauty.

Kama Cliffs Trail
Hiking area
4.8
Discover this quiet, underrated 4 km trail offering breathtaking views and the unique chance to watch trains pass by Lake Superior. It's a perfect spot to pause and appreciate the dramatic landscape.
Ruby Lake Provincial Park
Place
Discover serene lake views and a quiet escape at this off-grid provincial park. The 4 km out-and-back trail offers a peaceful climb, rewarding you with solitude and natural beauty.

Mississagi Provincial Park
Park
4.5
Embark on a scenic 7.2 km loop through winding forest trails leading to a stunning lookout. The panoramic views make the effort of this longer hike truly worthwhile.

Nokomis Trail
Hiking area
4.8
Take a shorter 4 km hike to a view that dramatically reveals the massive and rugged Superior coastline. This spot truly highlights the grandeur of the region's natural landscape.

Awausee Trail
Hiking area
4.6
Challenge yourself on one of Lake Superior Provincial Park's toughest 8 km loop trails. The intense climb rewards hikers with unmatched views and a profound sense of accomplishment.