Dufferin Quarry Bridge Trail

Directions: Turn left at Campbellville Road and follow until 6th line where you'll make a right-hand turn and drive north. At one point you will come to a point where there is a rocky staircase jutting out of the small cliffs on the side on the road facing a golf course on the other side of the road. You may park there for a small fee or you can drive a ways up and find the very small parking area for hikers.

This is a fabulous trail with its only flaw being a 3 km stretch on a paved highway, but there are few hikes in Ontario that offer more dramatic features. It is part of the Hilton Falls Side Trail of the Bruce Trail.

After a fairly long walk through the woods from the start of the trail, the path follows the edge of the Niagara Escarpment for perhaps 1 km, offering splendid views over the flat plains that surround the Toronto area.

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