Just because the snow starts to fall doesn't mean you need to stay indoors. There are plenty of Ontario winter hikes that you can take this year that will make the season feel even more magical. If you’ve never been much of an outdoorsy person, now might be the time to open your heart to nature and explore some of these gems. As it turns out, there are a whole bunch of trails to choose from, and they all offer some pretty amazing scenery. So grab your best pair of winter boots and start exploring! Editor's Choice: This Secret Ontario Trail Will Let You Walk Above All The Best Fall Views Kakabeka Falls Price: $12.25 daily parking permit Address: 4853 Hwy 11/17, Kakabeka Falls, ON Why You Need To Go: Hike along this boardwalk to see stunning views of the frozen falls. View this post on Instagram These half frozen water falls.. just stunning 🤩👌 . . #kakabekafalls #ontario #beauty A post shared by Kim Garman (@kimgarmancoaching) on Nov 17, 2019 at 1:18pm PST Website Killarney Provincial Park Price: $12.25 daily parking permit Address: 960 Highway, Killarney, ON Why You Need To Go: A perfect winter getaway full of snowy scenery and adventure. Backcountry winter camping in Killarney Provincial Park @TTLastSpring @FofKillarneyP @KillarneyMLodge @KillarneyPP pic.twitter.com/tAHJiejVGH— Danielle Gardner (@DanielleGardner) March 16, 2018 Website Rattlesnake Point Price: $6.50 per adult Address: 7200 Appleby Ln., Milton, ON Why You Need To Go: Enjoy some of the most stunning natural vantage points in Canada. View this post on Instagram Happy Valentine’s Day! Go for a romantic hike and see the spectacular views of the escarpment from the look-out points in Rattlesnake Point. We think it’s a great spot for proposals too😉💍 Or a unique background for an engagement shoot! 🐵 Who’s gotten engaged in Halton Parks? Tell us your love stories! #haltonparks #rattlesnakepoint #valentines #valentinesday2019 A post shared by Conservation Halton (@conservationhalton) on Feb 14, 2019 at 7:21am PST Website Frontenac Provincial Park Price: $12.25 daily parking permit Address: 6700 Salmon Lake Rd., Sydenham, ON Why You Need To Go: If you're looking for a selection look no further than this park which offers 23 great hiking trails in the winter. View this post on Instagram We ❤️ Frontenac Provincial Park!!! A post shared by Margaret Asselstine (@maggs22) on Mar 8, 2020 at 12:22pm PDT Website Forks of the Credit Provincial Park Price: $12.25 daily parking permit Address: 17760 McLaren Rd., Caledon, ON Why You Need To Go: A scenic experience all-year-round but particularly beautiful in those snowy months where you can strap on your snowshoes. View this post on Instagram Sunny day 😎 ☀️ A post shared by BurBur (@carol_deng) on Mar 8, 2020 at 10:30am PDT Website Spencer Gorge Conservation Area Price: $10 reservation fee Address: Harvest Rd., Dundas, ON Why You Need To Go: Take in spectacular winter views over Hamilton and two icy waterfalls. View this post on Instagram Any day spent outside is a good day.🍂 A post shared by Hannah Rae (@hannahrae__7) on Nov 18, 2019 at 12:34pm PST Website Scenic Caves Nordic Centre Price: $21.50 per adult on weekends Address: 260 Scenic Caves Rd., The Blue Mountains, ON Why You Need To Go: Throw on a pair of snowshoes and explore some scenic ice caves. View this post on Instagram Enjoying the sound of silence @sceniccavesnature ...🇨🇦 #naturetrail#crosscountry #raw_trees#raw_allnature#liveitoutside#icu_canada#outdoorphotography#explorecanada#tree_magic#crosscountryskiing#oh_canada_#sgeorgianbay#ig_nature_naturally#ontariofromyou#naturephotography#gta_features#bestnatureshot#raw_canada#treegram#sunrise_sunset_photogroup#hugs_for_trees#livelovecanada#explorecollingwood#instacanada#georgianbay#brucegreysimcoe#raw_seasons#experiencecollingwood#escapetoronto#visitgrey A post shared by Maya Akkari Marrouch (@maya_a_m) on Dec 23, 2019 at 7:34am PST Website Arrowhead Price: $12.25 daily parking permit Address: 451 Arrowhead Park Rd., Huntsville, ON Why You Need To Go: This gorgeous spot offers a variety of hiking trails throughout the winter. View this post on Instagram Start 2020 off with a HIKE! Arrowhead is open today for all your hiking needs. Did you know that research shows spending time outdoors has MANY health benefits - like lowering stress levels, promoting better sleep, reducing blood pressure and anxiety, reducing your risk for heart disease .... and MUCH MORE! Today @ontarioparks wants to see where your hikes take you - go on a hike in an Ontario Park and tag - @ontarioparks - use the hashtag #FirstDayHike for your chance to win! Check out @ontarioparks for more details! #FirstDayHike #findyourselfhere #getoutside #snowshoe #hiking #winter #muskoka #ontarioparks #arrowhead #arrowheadprovincialpark #ontario #instagood #love #2020 A post shared by Arrowhead Provincial Park (@arrowheadprovpark) on Jan 1, 2020 at 6:19am PST Website Before you get going, check our Responsible Travel Guide so you can be informed, be safe, be smart, and most of all, be respectful on your trip.