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Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area 7200 Appleby Line, Milton, ON L9T 2Y1 Phone 905.854.0262 Email rattlesnakept@hrca.on.ca

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Halton Parks

Crawford Lake, Rattlesnake Point, Hilton Falls, Kelso, Mountsberg, Mount Nemo and Robert Edmondson

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To Crawford Lake

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Rattlesnake PointRattlesnake Point’s 12 kilometres of trails along with its five spectacular lookouts dotting the edge of towering cliffs make for some of the best combined hiking and scenic viewing available on the Niagara Escarpment. Campsites are available to book year- round, as are picnic sites and

Hiking Trails Vista Adventure Trail 1.5 km 2,250 footsteps Buffalo Crag Trail 3 km 4,500 footsteps

Nassagaweya Canyon Trail 7.2 km (Not a loop– 10,800 footsteps14.4 km round trip) Bruce Trail 725 km

two pavilions. For the adventurous, Rattlesnake Point has designated areas where experienced rock climbers can scale challenging cliffs and take in the extraordinary countryside vistas. Hiking enthusiasts can also trek through the Nassagaweya Canyon to connect with the Crawford Lake Conservation Area.

Conservation Trail Ethics

Trails are routed to protect neighbouring environmentally sensitive areas. Trail routes are selected to mitigate damage to animal and plant species.

Please stay on trails and do not cut new trails.

The cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment can be hazardous and quite slippery when wet. Please be careful when hiking the trails at Rattlesnake Point.

Please do not go too close to the cliffs or climb over the lookout walls.

Trek the Trails

The 12 km of colour-coded trails consist of four loops ranging from 1.5 to 7.2 km

Big Adventures

The Nassagaweya Canyon Trail leads to Crawford Lake Conservation Area, about 4 to 5 hours is required to complete a return trip on this trail

Climb the Cliffs

Scale challenging cliffs under a canopy of rich woods – 3 designated climbing areas

Enjoy Nature!

Discover the uncommon Hackberry Tree growing below the cliffs

Share a Picnic

After your hike share a picnic with the family or cozy up at the campfire during your overnight stay

Legend

Bruce Trail is part of 725 km trail system Queenston to Tobermory. Contact the Bruce Trail Association 1.800.665.HIKE or www.brucetrail.org for more info.