Best Trails in Lake Superior Provincial Park

Hate to say it, the hike/trail and scenery was better than the pictographs. Still worth the trek down. Not an easy go to reach bottom. No taking granny down.
If your in health and good knees, your good to go.

This is a must to do. Bring swim wear. Absolutely stunning. Great opportunities for soaking in some natural whirl pools
Beautiful!!

Nice walk. Boardwalks always put you in the heart of things. Relaxing.

Great hike. Beautiful views and bring your shorts for the back 9. Opportunity for a soak in a “pool” or two

This epic trail offers many fishing opportunities along the Agawa River. Beware that the trail becomes a bit more rugged past burnt rock pool. Ive only done this trail as a overnight trip, but have heard of people making it a dayhike. I really enjoyed the beauty and challenge of hiking this trail.
Asking park staff about current trail conditions is probably a good idea.

I would say the trail is a bit higher rated than moderate, although the beginning sections are quite easy. Trail is awesome and one of my favourites I've backpacked. Constantly having the Agawa river beside you and the agawa falls at the end are worth the hike.

A steep, hard 270 metre climb on the first 1.5 kms leads to some awesome views of Agawa Bay and majestic Lake Superior. The views are some of the best on the east Superior shore. There are lots of rocky sections requiring attention to footwork. The trail has been tagged as ‘dog’ and ‘kid’ friendly… only if they are used to tough, mid distance hikes! Normal traffic flow is clockwise, leaving a slightly more gradual descent and flat last 2 km to end the hike. Have hiked this six times… worth it every time!

Awesome!

Great family hike (with 6 year old, 2 year old, and 6 month old).

Amazing and picturesque in the fall season. The agawa canyon tour train is pretty lengthy (4 hrs) so please pack a lunch as they do not provide complimentary snacks or beverages during the train ride.

Easy trail to walk, however, little differing scenery to observe. Other maps will state that the road to Warp's Bay is 5km... but it's much longer! Be prepared for a 4hr outing, at least.

This trail is well worth the work involved. Be prepared to spend the day here! this hike is not for the faint of heart. You're looking at 6km up and then 6km down. If the trail is wet at all you will want to make some extra time to ensure safety. Hiking boots are highly suggested - I wouldn't recommend running shoes for this one.
I have been here both in the summer and in the fall- The photo is from the fall - well worth the wait :)

beautiful scenery, great photo opportunities. brought a lunch and had a picnic :)

Great place! We loved the hike and playing in the Sand River rapids and whirlpools!

Great trail- fantastic look outs! You can not beat the beauty in this area. Some steep areas but overall a great hike!

We did this trail in late May 2013, very nice trail, well kept. Very easy to do, perfect for the young kids to try out hiking. The Sand River at this time of year is at full force raging with a lot of running water, many picture perfect areas. They updated the restrooms, very nice and clean.