This Spectacular 156-km Trail Leads You To Waterfalls, Wetlands And Ghost Towns In Ontario

Ontario is a great destination for outdoor enthusiasts. With so many amazing trails to explore in the province, the opportunities to become one with the wild are seemingly limitless.

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One trail that is particularly interesting is the Hastings Heritage Trail. It is a four-seasons, multi-use recreational trail that stretches along an old railway line through Hastings County. The 156-km trail, which spans from Glen Ross in Quinte West to Lake St. Peter Provincial Park in the north, is perfect for adventurers of all kinds, from hikers and cyclists to horseback riders and ATV operators.

The trail sits within 30,000 acres of conservation lands that feature some of the best sights in Ontario, including breathtaking waterfalls, wetlands, historical buildings, and relics of ghost towns like Brinklow. Several access points and parking areas are also available along the length of the trail.

Rent an ATV and explore the Hastings Heritage Trail today!