The Gut Conservation Area

Located North of Aspley Ontario,The Gut Falls and Gorge is full of history and beauty.The main road has received more gravel and is much better than it used to be, the secondary road to reach the parking lot is a bit of a challenge and one must proceed with caution, I don't recommend traveling here during rain season or winter, The parking lot fits a few cars, the trail is a bit on a down hill and good footwear is highly recommended, The Gorge is gorgeous with beautiful views from the top, the rock has purple and black and orange hues and better captured with the lens of your camera, not recommended for swimming due to the highly slippery surfaces and high flow, if you bring your kids make sure they are attended at all times, enjoy and relax, make sure you take your garbage with you as this place doesn't have garbage cans.

Great hike for a family.We parked at the road (low riding van) and walked in, SUV or truck would make it to parking lot fine.Wondered the trail, checked out the rapids and the fall.Lots of space for social distancing.Please take whatever you bring in out with you or like us take out more than you brought.There was some litter around (no garbage cans) and if everyone does a small bit or just doesn't litter it would be pristine!

Watch for the sign, easy enough to miss, and the road in is a bit rough for those with low vehicles. It is well worth the drive, an amazing carving out of our beautiful Canadian Shield. Water was high when we went, which added to the dramatic view. Also look for all the interesting native plants along the path!

Pretty falls with nice hiking trails. The road in is not in the best of shape but my microvan made it okay. LOTS of steps to get down to the falls - great place for some exercise :-) The reward is a set of scenic waterfalls. Added bonus is that it wasn't too busy despite the great weather. We only explored a few km of the hiking trails but will be back to check out more. Wear good hiking shoes with decent tread - this isn't your GTA hiking trail network. Be Tick smart. Tread carefully.If you see a photographer, don't step in front of them like a douchecanoe! Wait for them to give you an okay or walk behind them.

We visited this amazing place in last week of July. You can sit near small waterfall and relax. Approximately 5 minutes walk down from free parking lot.Way to parking is little tricky but worth the ride.

Beautiful hidden gem with a gorge and waterfall. Drive to the parking lot is not for the faint of heart. Recommend parking von the road and walking in.

Walking down to the falls was fine, but the rest of the loop trail was pretty awful. There was a ton of trees down that blocked the path. The path was very difficult to find, not well marked with flags, and completely overgrown. This trail needs a lot of work to get it back to normal.

Nice little Conservation area off the beaten path. Waterfall is nice and the feature attraction . I'd recommend following the trail downstream for awhile. It's pretty secluded, not a soul around!

Lot's of mosquitoes and bugs too! Well place is nice,beautiful and all but I don't think it's worth a drive that much I mean there is water everywhere on trails and view is not that great! However if you still planing a trip, make sure you carry a bug repalier. Also I highly recommend stopping in the path and you can enjoy this lovely view!!!

When you reach the entrance, they're signs saying keep out or no trespassing, ignore those, lol! Everyone there was going in and out, no problems! Depending on which car you're bringing, I'd recommend parking on the side of the road before the trail entrance because they're a lot of pot holes and uneven ground! Other than that, the actual hiking trail is beautiful! Difficulty wise, I'd say moderate and the whole trail should take about an hour or 2! You can see the rapids, and a little waterfall! The hiking trail is marked with pink ribbons on trees so keep an eye out for those! You can easily get lost so I thank whoever put those there! Haha