3 Best Hiking Trails in Cambridge, ON

Worth the weekday evening trip. There are two lots to access the beach from (the left parking lot is a shorter distance). The washrooms are usually clean. There are two volleyball courts, plenty of picnic tables and open space areas to play sports. The beach is long so there's usually open space to sit (weekends - arrive between 8-10am to get a good spot). There are also canoe/kayak/SUP rentals available. I bring my SUP and it's a great spot to paddle for an hour or so (somewhat of a small lake). A great spot to spend your summer days.

We go there to celebrate mine and our daughter's birthdays. It's halfway point for us. It's beautiful and our new tradition. We have a picnic, walk the trails, open presents. Enjoy our time together. We love it. We come in April Picnic area: We always have egg salad sandwiches cupcakes and veggies at the picnic areas.

Has some great trails to hike which are well maintained. There's a nice lake for swimming with a sandy beach and picnic tables to sit at. Restrooms are available.. but hold your breath for most. (There are some proper flush washrooms too). It doee cost money to enter, or you can get a Grand River Park Pass which is the better way to go if like to check out GRCA parks.

I have been walking this trail my entire life, my father, his father, and his father before him. It never gets old and always is well taken care of. There is so much more to this trail then meets the eye. If you're curious, you can easily venture off the beaten path and discover separate trails, wildlife of all sorts, hidden streams, various lost treasures, and even a small city of people who call this place their home. So pack a bottle of water and some nuts because adventure awaits.

I have walked this trail dozens of times. It’s an excellent, relatively flat trail that offers you a great view of the river. Starting in hesepler, you’ll walk along gravel for about 3 km before hitting a bridge, which leads into a large Boardwalk area. The trail crosses a few roads, which don’t really have proper crosswalks. Stay alert when walking across the roads. There is plenty of parking and multiple lots along the trail.

Nice smooth trail. Interesting views between the Mill, bridges, river, mini-falls and forest. Parallel paths walk along river and along the forest. I recommend staying on the main path; offshoots didn't really lead anywhere and got me pretty muddy.