Snowshoeing is one of the oldest modes of transportation. Whether you’re just starting or looking for new places to explore, the Credit Valley Watershed has many trails to offer.
Snowshoeing trails at Terra Cotta offer a variety of terrain. Traveling through hardwood bushes and rolling hills you will be surrounded by the chirping of winter birds and falling snow. This area also has designated cross-country ski trails; please stay off and or stay to the side of the trail where necessary. Admission fees or membership apply. Rentals are available.
All of Island Lake’s trials are suitable for snowshoeing. Flat terrain and gentle inclines will take you through hardwood bush and meadow areas. Once the lake has frozen over, many enjoy exploring this area too! Admission fees or membership apply. Rentals are available.
The varying terrain of the Bruce Trail takes you up steep inclines as it snakes through the Niagara Escarpments rocky outcrops and mature hardwood forests. Trails are not maintained and are designated for multiple uses. Donations accepted at main kiosk off Fallbrooke Trail.
The flat to rolling hills of this Conservation Area allow for great snowshoeing opportunities. The trails in this area not maintained and are designated for multiple uses. Donations accepted at parking kiosk.
This linear trail is designated for multiple uses; as a result conditions are usually snow packed. The flat terrain makes it ideal for snowshoeing. Donations accepted at the parking kiosk.