Algonquin Provincial Park has some of the best views for fall colours and getting out to explore one of its many trails for a seasonal hike is a gr...
This 7.5 km trek leads you down an old logging route past lush forests, rugged cliffs, a sparkling lake, and finally down an old railway bed.The railway, initially constructed in the late 19th century, played a major role in bringing the logging industry to Algonquin. Today, you can still see these old rail beds, as well as an abandoned logging camp.
With a series of climbs, this hike can take between three to five hours and is considered moderately difficult due to elevation gains. That said, you'll be rewarded with an epic lookout from the clifftop boasting views of Cache Lake below.
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