Dundas Valley Conservation Area

Had a great time walking with the kids through here. The scenery was beautiful. We saw a sweet little tortoise. My main complaint (other than the steep hills) was the $11 I had to pay for only a couple hours of parking.

Fantastic trails and good air! Unfortunately, you have to pay for parking.

Great place for hiking! The trails are well marked, with a lot of interesting sites along the way. The terrain changes (uphills/downhills) and the streams also add interest to the hike. I only did the Main Loop during my first visit, which took just over an hour round-trip from the main parking area, and I would love to come back during the summer for longer hikes! It is also great that the ruins have been preserved and reconstructed. They're beautiful as they stand now.P.S. There are some very neat small waterfalls in the vicinity. I had previously visited Sherman Falls and Tiffany Falls, both of which are quite beautiful and easily accessible by car from other roads near the park.

Absolutely the best! The trails are well marked and easy to follow. Each trail has a variety of tree coverage, streams, hills and flat surfaces. There are plenty of benches to rest on, particularly in the scenic areas or at the top of a steep climb. I drive 45 minutes almost daily to enjoy this beautiful piece of paradise. I noticed people complaining about the $11 parking but it is a small amount to pay for so much activity! Even the old train station and train car were fun to explore! You can ride your bike on the trails, ride your horse on the trail or just take your dog on a short or long walk. This is my favourite place to spend a few hours. Highly recommended!

A good 5-6kms loop. Winters are fun here, as the trails look much prettier!The small hilly slopes and fresh air adds 5 stars to the charm.

Tree fell down on the Main loop between N2n2 and N2n0, 1.72km from Additional parking lot.Please, send staff to remove the fallen tree.

Beautiful conservation area with lots of trails. We did the main loop and the Griffin house with 2 light weight strollers. The uphill was difficult to push the strollers up but doable. We made it throughout the hike with the strollers and there were other parents too with strollers. Definitely kids friendly and lots of view points to stop and take pictures. The entry fee is lower than other conservation areas As well. Highly recommended.

It was extremly quiet where you can feel pure nature. All trails very well marked that you wont get missing easily. No wheelchair trails but a nice place for biking. Hope everyone respect and keep this place clean and quiet like I experienced today. I love yhis place and I saved on map for more visit

Perfect day and weather for a walk along the trails today. Around 3pm, light was amazing, long shadows from the trees but buttery soft light.