CONSERVATION HALTON PARKS

Rattlesnake Point

A lush tree canopy, bold-faced cliffs, 264 hectares of protected space, and glacial deposits make Rattlesnake Point one of the most beautiful spots in Ontario.

Area 8

Crawford Lake

A rare meromictic lake, a 15th century reconstructed longhouse village, and over 19 km of trails. Crawford Lake is steeped in science, history, and natural beauty.

Hilton Falls

Hilton Falls is a beauty to explore at all times of the year and offers hiking and biking trails.

Kelso Main Entrance

Kelso Main Gate is open with marked trails that follow the shoreline of the reservoir, explore the boardwalk and wind through meadows and campsites on the east side of the park.

Kelso Summit

Kelso Summit offers access to 30+ km of some of Ontario's most popular bike trails.  With trails ranging in difficulty from beginner to advanced and a great mix of single track, double track, hills and level terrain, Kelso has a little something for everyone. Reservations MUST be for members of the same household only.

Mount Nemo

Escape the crowds at the other parks; explore the caves and enjoy the secluded trails and gorgeous vistas of Mount Nemo. It’s a hiker’s paradise away from the city.

Mountsberg

A paradise for outdoor family fun and animal lovers alike. Visit the park’s Raptor Centre and farm animals. Then hike to view the 202 hectare reservoir or the 150-year-old sugar bush. Please note that the Sugarbush Area will be closed at 2:30PM on Saturday, October 1.

Rattlesnake Point

A lush tree canopy, bold-faced cliffs, 264 hectares of protected space, and glacial deposits make Rattlesnake Point one of the most beautiful spots in Ontario.