Hiking Greater Toronto & Niagara Peninsula

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Hiking in the Greater Toronto and the Niagara Peninsula is taken from Hiking in Ontario from Ulysses Green Escapes Guides. This affordable chapter is a great tool to organize your next hiking trip in the Greater Toronto and Niagara Peninsula area.
The Toronto and Niagara areas of Ontario wrap around the corner of Lake Ontario, following and extending from the most visible landmark in the area, a ridge of glacier-deposited rock known as the Niagara Escarpment. They extend north as far as the Ontario Greenbelt, a 728,745ha (1.8 million-acre) region that encompasses the Oak Ridges Moraine and the Niagara Escarpment.
Hiking in Greater Toronto and the Niagara Peninsula offers 18 trails in the region like the Niagara River Recreation Trail, Darlington Provincial Park and Durham Regional Forest. Includes information on how to get there, the number of trails, the level of difficulty, the total distance, the interesting features and the facilities.

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Hiking Greater Toronto & Niagara Peninsula	1
Summary	3
Albion Hills Conservation Area	8
Ganaraska Forest	25
Glen Haffy Conservation Area	26
Humber Valley Trail	27
McLaughlin Bay Wildlife Reserve and Second Marsh Wildlife Area	28
The McLaughlin Bay Second Marsh Shoreline Trail	28
McLaughlin Bay Loop	29
Dogwood Trail	29
Mountsberg Conservation Area	29
Wildlife Walkway	30
Nature Trivia Trail	30
Sugar Bush Trail	30
Lakeshore Lookout Trail	30
Pioneer Creek Trail	30
Niagara Glen	31
Cliffside Path	32
Eddy Path	32
Woodland Path	32
Terrace Path	32
Trillium Path	32
Cobblestone Path	32
River Path	33
Niagara River Recreation Trail	33
Rouge Trail	34
St. Catharines Trail System	35
Seaton Hiking Trail	37
Index	38