Need to get away from the hustle and bustle? Located less than two hours outside of Toronto you’ll find trails leading to a suspension bridge with stunning views, a perfect way to reconnect with nature! Belfountain Conservation Area has lots to offer and is open seven days a week.
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The park was recently restored to help protect and manage the natural and cultural heritage of the property, so if you pay a visit be sure to respect the land and structures.
There are four different trails you can take advantage of:
- Trimble Side Trail
- Gorge Trail
- Riverside Trail
- Bide-a-Wee Trail
Each trail ranges in difficulty so be sure to check here before you set off.
To check out the foot suspension bridge that overlooks the the West Credit River’s fresh water springs and a picturesque waterfall, you can access it from either the Riverside Trail or the Gorge Trail.
There are also Accessible Trails for all users, including wheelchairs and strollers.
The paths are flat and wide, and surfaces are firm and stable. There are no stairs or obstacles along these paths either.
If you’re planning a visit then you’ll need to book a vehicle reservation ahead of time as getting one at the gate is first come first serve.
You can make a reservation here for $5.65.
Get outside and take advantage of the views at Belfountain Conservation Area, Ontario!
Belfountain Conservation Area
When: Open 7 days a week from 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Where: Belfountain Conservation Area, 819 Forks of the Credit Rd, Caledon, ON
Cost: $5.65+
