3 Best Hiking Trails in Sudbury, ON

Beautiful hiking location. Not accessible for people with strollers or wheelchairs, as there are multiple sections that require navigating through rocky terrain in order to access the falls up close and the bridge. The falls themselves are beautiful and the trails have many shaded areas. It is hard to find the start of the trails beyond the lookout, you need to climb down rocks in order to see it. The hike is a nice length between one to two hours depending how often you want to stop to take in the scenery and/or relax.

So beautiful. They have look outs for people who cant do the hike and you can watch the waterfall for hours. For the more adventurous make sure you were sneakers and sunscreen. Also don't for get a drink and maybe snacks. I spent about 4-6 hours on the waterfall just taking pictures and relaxing. Its a bit of a hike so I'd suggest few other plans for this day. The way down to the path is very rocky so watch your step well jumping rock to rock. So worth it if you get the chance to go.

It was hard to find, but once we did, the falls are lovely! The view from the lookout is nice, and you can clamber over rocks to get closer or to the bridge over the falls. If it has just rained I don't recommend trying to hike to the bridge over and across slippery rocks.

A ton of well groomed trails, plenty of off-roading mountain bike trails, beautiful scenery, some lighted groomed hard pack trails for at night, a magnificent playground, at least two warming stations, the nicest outhouses you will ever see, a wheelchair accessible warming station equipped with first aid kit and defibrillator, and oh so much outdoor space to get lost in and explore. Kivi Park is well cared for, clean, and a lovely place to visit. I look forward to visiting in the winter when it will be even more fun.

All trails, biking (yes, even in the winter), hiking and cross country skiing are well maintained. There is a large selection of trails to choose from. Although you do have to pay an entry fee, the funds are well served in providing a well maintained and safe place for all. Although the day pass can be pricey for those on a fixed income, keep in mind a day pass is valid for 24 hours. I went later in the afternoon and then in the morning the next day. Ohh, last but not least, well maintained outhouses.

Beautiful park. Trails are packed gravel and flat. Some people reported a Mama bear and two cubs, but we didn't see them during our walk. Lots to do in both summer and winter..... walking, hiking, jogging, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, skating and snowmobiling.