18 Things to do near Inflow Bike & Skatepark
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Grimley Grist Mill
Hamilton, Ontario
1.7 miles WCanoe, Hike, and Horseback near Hamilton, Ontario
Canoe, Hike, Horseback
Borers Falls
Hamilton, Ontario
2.4 miles NEA graceful 15-metre curtain waterfall fed by Borer's Creek in the Dundas conservation area, flowing year-round.
Hike 0.3 mi
Albion Falls
Hamilton, Ontario
9.3 miles SEA short, 0.5-mile hike to a spectacular tiered waterfall on the Niagara Escarpment near Hamilton — with upper and lower viewing points, family-friendly difficulty, and stunning fall foliage.
Hike
Eramosa Karst
Hamilton, Ontario
10.1 miles SEUnderground caves, streams, meadows, and forests make up this unique conservation area in Hamilton's Stoney Creek — perfect for hiking, nature appreciation, and education.
Cave, Hike
Beamers Falls Conservation Area
Grimsby, Ontario
20.9 miles EThe highest point of the Niagara Escarpment, Beamer Falls Conservation Area is a beautiful and scenic natural landmark — once part of a local family farm, now preserved for all.
Hike
Balls Falls Conservation Area
Lincoln, Ontario
31.4 miles ESpectacular Niagara Escarpment vistas, two waterfalls, wildlife, and interactive conservation exhibits make Ball's Falls a unique eco-tourism experience in Lincoln, Ontario.
Hike
Secluded Island in the heart of Niagara
Lincoln, Ontario
33.3 miles EAbout a half-hour paddle into the creek reveals a beautiful, deserted island with a great south-side beach — perfect for a Leave No Trace lunch stop.
Canoe
High Park
Toronto, Ontario
36.6 miles NEToronto's largest public park with hiking trails, sports facilities, a lakefront, a zoo, a dog park, playgrounds, greenhouses, picnic areas, and convenient transit access.
Mountain Bike
Short Hills Provincial Park
Pelham, Ontario
36.7 miles EThe Niagara Region's largest provincial park, built on a glacially formed kame moraine with steep valleys carved by meltwater — a unique geological and natural landscape to explore near Pelham, Ontario.
Canoe, Cross-country Ski, Hike, Horseback, Mountain Bike
St. Lawrence Seway Land & Ruins
Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
40.8 miles EA 37-kilometre multi-use trail running along the 1000 Islands Parkway corridor, concurrent with the Waterfront Trail, from Gananoque to Butternut Bay near Brockville.
Hike, Horseback, Mountain Bike
Don Valley
Toronto, Ontario
42.4 miles NEOver 70km of intermediate to advanced singletrack weaving through Toronto's Don Valley — one of the busiest and most varied urban trail networks anywhere.
Mountain Bike
Wainfleet Quarry
Port Colborne, Ontario
43.2 miles SEA former 1800s limestone quarry on the site of a 300-million-year-old paleozoic sea, now a conservation area with dramatic limestone shores and clear, calm water for sunbathing — no entry fee.
Canoe, Cross-country Ski, Hike, Horseback, Mountain Bike
Martin Goodman Trail
Toronto, Ontario
43.9 miles NEA 56 km cycling and inline skating path along Toronto's full lakefront, from Humber Bay Arch Bridge in the west to the Rouge River in the east — part of the 730 km Waterfront Trail.
Mountain Bike
Red Trail
Caledon, Ontario
46.3 miles NOntario's first Conservation Area, set in the Caledon Hills on the Humber River — 446 hectares packed with outdoor activities and trails.
Mountain Bike
Cave Of The Winds / Niagara Gorge Wooden Stairs
Niagara Falls, Ontario
46.6 miles EGuided wooden boardwalks and stairs put you within 15 feet of Bridal Veil Falls at the base of Niagara Gorge — expect to be completely soaked on the Hurricane Deck.
Cave, Hike, Mountain Bike, Rock Climb
Joseph Davis State Park
Youngstown, New York
47.6 miles EWinding through a scenic Niagara River park, this course offers a variety of challenges, with blue tees playing a longer layout and discs available at the park office or a local shop.
Disc Golf
Niagara Gorge - Steel Stairs
Niagara Falls, Ontario
47.6 miles EThe largest developed bouldering area in southern Ontario, with hundreds of clustered boulders and over 700 established problems ranging from easy to extremely hard — a world away from Niagara Falls tourism.
Cave, Hike
Lewiston Public Skatepark
Youngstown, New York
48.9 miles EA free concrete skate park in Lewiston at the corner of Pletcher and River with a bowl and a street course featuring a handrail, ledges, and pyramids.
Skateboard
