Explore the most popular Stroller Friendly trails in Canada with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
Awesome beautiful hike in the snow season! Definitely recommend spikes of some sort for your boots. As of right now, snowshoes aren’t needed. Mostly packed down snow with a little icy patches sticking out in some spots. If you decided to hike further to the ink pots, be ready for some incline! Happy trails!
What a fantastic trail. Dogs we met along trail, none were leashed. Good way to close trails
Great easy walk especially nice in nicer weather for me
easy trail to get some miles
Trail is flat, best views are at beginning. Pay parking
sidney sparkles parade and sail past
Nice peaceful walk. Unfortunately I could have picked a better day (freezing rain) but it was nice. Check out my walk on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56u0ej810i4&feature=youtu.be
Easy 2 hour walk along mostly maintained trail. Snow is well trodden, path is simple to follow.
Great trail for an afternoon walk.
Great Easy hike. 3km in less then an hour. We were blessed with a clear cloud free day in late November. I recommend this hike for all fitness levels. The weird twisted trees was an unexpected bonus.
this was exactly what I was looking for today. long and flat and not many people. it's very windy and the trees helped to break the wind.
Easy walk if not for the icy creeks. Great view.
Beautiful to see, very easy even in winter. Recommend winter grips in winter!
I love these trails. Nice scenery and rugged enough to be fun. The Kintail Riverside trail can get icy in winter so ice grips are recommended for winter walks.
Great hike, but not a loop so be prepared to walk back. There are turn offs as well, but no signs we walked the whole thing. Paved all the way. Boring hike more of a walk.
