Mono Cliffs Provincial Park — Park in Orangeville

Reviews of Mono Cliffs Provincial Park

• Jesse

  Added 2016.01.18

  Tips: best to visit in the fall. I came once in the spring and was not overly impressed.
• Jaden

  Added 2015.08.04

  The park is non-operating, but you are required to pay for parking at a machine. About 20 km of trails that are well maintained by the Bruce Trail. Lots of hills. Nice overlooks.
• Samuel

  Added 2015.07.20

  MonoCliffs' trails are great for hiking in, though there isn't any winter maintenance so you may need to watch your step.
• Christian

  Added 2015.07.16

  This park has some awesome rock formation. It's smaller than you would imagine but is quite worth the hike. For those who want to see the rocks, it's on the north end of the Cliff top side trail (green line on the Ontario Parks map) which is accessible via the Carriage trail (orange line) which in turn starts at the parking lot.
• Elijah

  Added 2015.05.28

  Wide trails with no poison ivy in sight. Beautiful scenery and natural diversity from a walkway through a natural cavern to sunny ponds. Mostly flat walking but I did see a young family carrying their hiking stroller through a rougher stretch. Be aware that there is a fee to use the park ($14.50 for us) and that the outhouse buildings are less than pleasant. I'm a fairly seasoned hiker but the stench was hard to take. Lots of nice people to meet on the trails.
• Wyatt

  Added 2015.02.27

  It's nice to visit here at night, where you can take a break from the city and stargaze.
• Hunter

  Added 2015.01.22

  An excellent place to enjoy the natural wildlife.
• Andrew

  Added 2014.09.08

  There's a racoon here that is clearly used to being fed and is not afraid to approach.
• Jayden

  Added 2014.01.25

  There are lots of different trail options and they are not well-marked throughout. I usually have a good enough memory, but this is a place I'd recommend taking a picture of the map.
• Christian

  Added 2013.09.08

  The entrances can get very muddy in the spring but the rest of the area is usually okay.
• David

  Added 2013.09.02

  Though I had came here only in the winter, the experience had continually been thrilling.
• Jose

  Added 2013.07.05

  All in all, MonoCliffs is a definite go-to place if you want to experience the fullest of Canada's wilderness.