Rockcliffe Trails

Trails could be marked better

Beautiful trail. So colourful in fall!

Great trails, well kept, ability to keep hike short with shorter loops or longer by following the bruce trail and side loop markings. Very hilly, good workout. Busy on weekends and holidays

A quiet place easy trails. Lovely wooded area to see nature

Will definitely be back!! It was a beautiful day full of snow crunching up and down through the peaks and vallies. We saw cardinals flash by us just as we entered and ended up at the railroad tracks. It was cool to see a train run by while we were there. It was a windy day but because most of the walk was in a valley- we couldn't feel the wind- just the refresh crisp air. Highly reccomend

It is very scenic and not too heavily forested, so the mosquitos are not bad during the day. I am a beginner,and the trails have a nice variety of jumps that are doable for me, along with many varying difficulties for anyone else looking for something more advanced, but they always have side paths around them of course. The only parts of the trails that don't have side paths are the river gaps, but you can easily just climb down with your bike given there is nobody behind you. You NEED to wear a helmet and any other protective gear you feel necessary! Only thing is, there are no signs, but trailforks can help and people are friendly and there are locals who can tell you where to go

Quiet and beautiful place to go for a walk with the dog

A nice secluded hiking destination. Its not usually very busy. So ifs a great place for a social distance walk/hike. Make sure to bring good grippy shoes.It does tend to be pretty muddy. So be aware and bring clothes you won't mind getting dirty.

Few parking spots. Nice trail, well marked, slightly underlating,can be done in a 45min loop

Lots of paths to choose, nice Forest canopy. Watch out for poison ivy along trails. Small parking lot at Rockcliffe Road near Dundas Street