Stumbled upon this while doing the white water walk. So glad we did! the trails are directive and pretty. We did the water trail which was cool because we could sit on the rocks along the water, we watched Niagara Jet Adventures take on the...More

If lush green and nature hikes are your fancy, this is a must for you while visiting Niagara. You'll want to wear comfortable hiking shoes and dress appropriately. Surrounded by moss, large boulders and a variety of sedimentary rock, hikers can make their way gradually...More

We arrived at Niagara Glen on the very convenient WeGo shuttle. There is a park area with washrooms and picnic tables. To get to the trails, you go down about 5 flights of metal stairs down almost to the bottom of the gorge. From there...More

These hiking trails really are amazing. My wife and I walked for about 90 minutes and made it all the way down to the water but still only covered about half of the trails. I wish we could go back. So parking is $1.25 an...More

We visited the Glen nature area on our trip to Niagara. It was a pleasant escape from downtown Niagara and a beautiful way to spend an afternoon. The trails were great and being able to get all the way down to the water was a...More

This would be a great activity, if the trails were marked better. we finally turned around and went back, as we had no idea where we were. The maps didn't really help us either.

Not just for tourists, this great attraction is about an hour drive from Toronto (assuming there is no traffic jam) and is good for everyone from age 4 and up. The hike has a lot of down hill, up hill parts and provides amazing views...More

A beautiful experience that is well maintained and preserved for people of all ages to see....spend time to take in the sights

We enjoyed a family picnic near the Floral Clock. Plenty of room to run and plenty of picnic tables from which to choose. Close to a walking path.

The welcome center was very interesting with all sort of specimens you could view and two well informed and friendly nature interpreters. There is a points system where you can exchange points you accumulate for specimens (Rocks, bugs...) The trails were pretty well marked. Sadly...More