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Winter Hike & Cozy Escape: Scenic Trails RV-Motorhome Tour

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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Duration

1 Day

Tour Type

Specific Tour

Group Size

8 people

Languages

English, Українська

Overview

Escape the city for a one-day winter adventure just an hour from Toronto. Take a guided tour through the snow-covered trails of Rattlesnake Point and Crawford Lake Conservation Areas, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the Niagara Escarpment and peaceful, frozen landscapes. Start your day by boarding a comfortable, heated RV, where you can relax with a hot drink (coffee, tea, or hot chocolate) as you make your way to the hiking destinations. The adventure begins at Rattlesnake Point, where you’ll embark on a moderate 4.7 km hike along the Nassagaweya Canyon Trail, featuring stunning vistas of the icy canyon and surrounding cliffs. The serene winter atmosphere and the possibility of spotting wildlife make this hike a memorable experience. Afterward, head to Crawford Lake for a leisurely walk around the frozen lake and a visit to the reconstructed 15th-century Iroquoian village, offering both natural beauty and cultural history. Along the way, enjoy more hot beverages to keep warm and energized. Optional: For those looking for a bit more adventure, stop at Kelso Conservation Area for another scenic winter walk with spectacular views.

 

Highlights

  • Take a break from the city and enjoy the tranquility of the great outdoors
  • Embark on a guided hike through the snow-covered trails of Rattlesnake Point
  • Admire the icy canyon and surrounding cliffs on a moderate 4.7 km hike
  • Enjoy a hot drink and a quick stop at Kelso Conservation Area for a scenic walk
  • Visit the reconstructed 15th-century Iroquoian village at Crawford Lake

Itinerary

8:00 AM – Departure from 2453 Dixie Rd

Board the comfortable, heated RV and relax as you begin your journey toward the winter adventure.
Enjoy a complimentary hot beverage (coffee, tea, or hot chocolate) as you head out of the city.

9:00 AM – Arrival at Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area

Upon arrival, get ready to embark on a 4.7 km moderate hike along the Nassagaweya Canyon Trail.
Take in stunning vistas of icy canyons, cliffs, and the frozen landscapes of the Niagara Escarpment.
Keep an eye out for wildlife as you traverse the peaceful winter trails. Your guide will provide insights into the area’s history and natural beauty.

10:30 AM – Continue Hiking at Rattlesnake Point

Pause for photo opportunities and enjoy the tranquil winter atmosphere.
Take a break for another hot drink and light snacks to stay warm and energized.

11:30 AM – Departure from Rattlesnake Point

Board the RV for a short drive to the next destination, Crawford Lake Conservation Area.

12:00 PM – Arrival at Crawford Lake Conservation Area

Begin a leisurely walk around the frozen Crawford Lake.
Explore the reconstructed 15th-century Iroquoian village and immerse yourself in the cultural history of the area.
Learn about the native peoples who once inhabited the region, guided by our expert tour leader.

1:30 PM – Break for Lunch & Hot Beverages

Enjoy a relaxing lunch break (bring your own or purchase from local vendors) while you enjoy the serene surroundings.
Warm up with another hot beverage of your choice, including coffee, tea, or hot chocolate.

2:00 PM – Optional Adventure at Kelso Conservation Area (if selected)

For those looking for more adventure, hop back into the RV and head to Kelso Conservation Area.
Take a scenic winter walk with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

3:30 PM – Return to 2453 Dixie Rd

After a fulfilling winter day, board the RV for the return journey to Toronto.
Relax and unwind with more hot drinks as you reflect on the day’s adventure.

4:30 PM – Arrival in Toronto

End of the tour and drop-off at the designated location in 2453 Dixie Rd.
Feel free to share your photos and memories from the tour with the group!

Included/Excluded

  • Transportation
  • Guided hikes
  • Complimentary hot drinks
  • Meals
  • Personal expenses

Tour Features

Fuel surcharge
National park entrance fee
Parking fees

Tour's Location

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

FAQs

How long is the hike at Rattlesnake Point?

The hike at Rattlesnake Point is a moderate 4.7 km trek along the Nassagaweya Canyon Trail.

What should I wear for the hike?

Dress in layers to stay warm. Make sure to wear waterproof, insulated boots, warm clothing, and bring gloves, a hat, and other winter accessories.

Is this tour suitable for beginners?

Yes, the hike at Rattlesnake Point is considered moderate, making it suitable for beginners with an average level of fitness. The tour guide will be there to ensure safety and offer support along the way.

What can I expect to see during the hike?

You’ll be treated to stunning views of icy canyons, cliffs, and the winter landscapes of the Niagara Escarpment. There is also a chance to spot wildlife, such as birds and animals native to the area.

Are the trails suitable for children?

Yes, the trails are family-friendly and suitable for children who can handle a moderate walk. However, please ensure children are dressed warmly and are prepared for winter conditions.

How long does the tour last?

The tour typically lasts around 6-7 hours, depending on the pace of the group and any additional stops at Kelso Conservation Area.

Is there an option for additional activities?

Yes! After visiting Rattlesnake Point and Crawford Lake, you have the option to visit Kelso Conservation Area for an additional scenic winter walk.

What do I need to bring with me?

What do I need to bring with me?

Warm clothing, including insulated boots, gloves, and a hat.
A camera to capture the breathtaking views!
Your enthusiasm for winter adventure!

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