Halton Regional Forest - Britton Tract (Trailhead)

there is parking available however the parking lot is small. The Britton is a nice wide hiking trail which is usually not busy in comparison to the nearby Hilton Falls trail. Highly recommended if you like hiking outdoors in the Milton conservation forests.

This trail is beautiful. It is a mix of gravel and pavement. Some rough patches through the forest but overall quite easy. It connects to Halton hills conservation area with a beautiful waterfall and bon fire area. Really great for a picnic. Definitely recommend. There are washrooms too, clean upscale port a potties in a cylinder.

Secluded place for walks, bike rides. Good for hikers of novice and mid experience. You can bring your dog here or go for a leisurely stroll or go for a bike ride.The street is busy and people drive quite fast here and the parking is hidden, so you may have to circle around to get to it.

A long trail. It took us about 1 hr 25 mins to do the blue trail but there isn’t much to see.The parking is for 6 cars at max which means it’s crowded. If you looking for something unique then this isn’t the trail for you.

Amazing forest with beautiful wide trails and lots of interesting points. There is a number of short or longer trails to choose from. Our new favourite!

Was my first time visiting as I was there to hike a section of the Bruce trail. A nice large forested area. It is crisscrossed by what I gather are old logging roads. They make for an easy enjoyable hike. For those of you who want something off the beaten track there is a section of the main bruce trail with parking near campbelville road and applyby line as well as on sixth line just north of campbellville road. I was there to access the Hilton falls side trail which connects to the bruce further south. There are 2 parking lots further up sixth line that allow access to the end of the side trail. They have parking for less than 10 cars each so arrive early. From those 2 parking lots it's about 5 or 6 kms to hilton falls. The falls are nice but small. There is a viewing platform as well as a firepit with wood that is free to use. There was another firepit with wood on the trail leading to the falls. If you are hiking in winter be mindfull of when the sun goes down.

Happy to have places like this close to home! Nice hike all the way through no matter what season it is.

Britton Track - Halton Hills Regional ForestThis is a nice place to hike. There is parking but you might miss it so you can go on Google Maps to check on the parking.

Best free trail. Awesome off leash trails. Make sure you use trail forks so you don't get lost.

The trail East of 6th line is poorly maintained and marked. It’s a beautiful hike if it was marked better. It has several swampy areas close to the 15side rd entrance/exit, keep to your right heading east bound to avoid the swampy parts. Then follow the road to the next entrance into the trail. The trail from 15side road to Nassagawa tow line dead end is beautiful.