Bolton Loop
This hike along the Humber River passes through downtown Bolton with a chance to stop for a latte, ice cream, pint or a full meal.
This moderate hike through the 973-hectare Bolton Resource Management Tract takes you along the Humber Valley Heritage Trail, with great views of the Humber River and a peek at a historic camp, plus a pass through downtown Bolton.
Where: Bolton Resource Management Tract
Parking: Edelweiss Park, 320 Glasgow Road, Bolton
Distance: A moderate 9.6km, 3+ hour hike
Highlights:
During your hike, look out for for these notable features:
- Black willows along the Humber River; they are Ontario’s most common willow
- Dick’s Dam Park
- Urban ponds attract ducks, especially mallards
- Bolton Mill Park
- The Bolton Camp project, re-establishing a historic camp site
- Downtown Bolton’s cafes, shops, boutiques and restaurants along Queen Street
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