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The Crack
Sports Recreation
4.9 (571 reviews)
Killarney, ON P0M 2A0, Canada
+1 705-287-2900
Highlights from Reviews
• breathtaking views
The panoramic views from the summit, including white quartzite cliffs, blue lakes, and Georgian Bay, are consistently described as spectacular and worth the effort.
• rewarding challenge
Despite its difficulty, the hike offers a great sense of accomplishment and is seen as a fulfilling experience for enthusiasts.
• varied trail sections
The trail features a mix of easy forest walks, lakeside paths, and challenging rocky climbs, providing diverse hiking experiences.
• unique geological features
The white quartzite rocks of the Canadian Shield and the 'Crack' itself offer unique and stunning natural formations.
• well-marked trail
Despite the ruggedness, many reviews mention the trail being well-marked and maintained, aiding navigation.
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