Hilton Falls Conservation Area

This was my first time visiting and it was truly so beautiful! I had a great time hiking and seeing the falls. I can't wait to go back!! I love that there is a fire going and wood provided. People were grilling marshmallows and hotdogs, which I thought was fantastic! I'll definitely be back soon.

A fun, easy hike. Did the Hilton Falls and Beaver Dam trails, all in all 12km in about 2 hours. There were some sections with quite a few mountain bikes, but mostly on the Bruce trail.

The falls area gets very busy.

Large area for walking & hiking. Difficult to explore the area in single day. Fresh air, nice landscape, serenity. It's better to get advance online reservation. Nice place to spend time specially for young strong people. Rocky roads may be difficult to carry stroller, so who have little infants may not enjoy here. You need to take plenty of foods & drinks with you while exploring.

A very nice hike that's 20 minutes away from Mississauga. The trails are well defined, the waterfall is nice and the foliage is beautiful. The washroom is clean, good parking and the are garbage bins at many points in the trails. A good place to spend 2-3 hours, even with kids or dogs.

The falls and scenic views are amazing! There are beautiful trails (from easy to more challenging levels) and abundant birds/wildlife. The fire pits are a welcomed touch as well!

Hilton Falls Conservation Area offers an easy hike amidst beautiful waterfalls and serene forests. With ample parking and an entry fee of CAD 10.50 per person, it's an ideal spot for a quick nature escape.

$27 to park there for two guests....

Brutal but it's a beautiful place. Would expect better trail maintenance in winter with that cost. If you are local you should go see the falls.

Beautiful park! Trails aren't very difficult but there are side trails that are a more moderate! Near the falls, there's an area to have a bonfire, wood was provided by the park too! Lots of panic tables throughout as well. Highly recommend! We spent about 3 hour here.

This consecration park main hiking trails are not difficult. Mostly just gravel. Hilton falls and the dam are very beautiful. Fall colours are visible as well

Take the yellow trail to admire the falls beauty. It will bring u to the top stream and down to the falls. There is a camp fire place, located just above the falls, good to toast marshmallows and enjoy the stream. Spotted few tables around this- good for picnic.

Most of the trails are interconnected so we switched our paths to different trails(yellow, pot hole trail, purple,green, red, blue!) and enjoyed their setup.

We mistakenly took the blue trail(bike trail) for walk and had a horrible experience of walking between mosquitoes! Just stick to the walking trails if you dont have bike. Dont forget mosquito repellents.

Just one word about Hilton Falls: RECOMMEND! I have nothing but good things to say about the place. My positive experience started right at the entrance. The employee who was collecting entry fees, handing out maps of the park etc. , was personable, friendly and helpful and a very good conversationalist. The area itself was beautifully lush. The trails were well maintained (there are separate trails for biking) and easy enough for hikers with different skills (lots of families with little kids were there). One of the trails was a part of Bruce Trail -- that was a secluded rugged, tough area with lots of up- and downhills on a rocky terrain.
The falls were worth the hike! But there was also a "frog pond" there, a dream for frog-lovers!
Make sure to bring your mosquito spray though!

Auch a beautifull walk and as I was there during fall the tree colours are amazing and luckily not many bugs anymore! Went for a nice walk with the dogs who enjoyed it very much as well!

We visit Hilton Falls almost monthly! Love this place, year round. There are so many trails to choose from, bring a smart phone to follow along the trails. There are trail signs around but people seem to get lost none the less. There are outdoor vault bathrooms around the park and lots of spots for resting or to eat lunch. There’s also a few fire pits around and you can help yourself to make a fire if there isn’t already one going. Highly recommend going here to hike and experiencing each season. Some trails are stroller friendly too. Watch out for poison ivy and ticks - wear long pants tucked into socks or just be super mindful. Please wear proper running/hiking shoes, there are rocks and roots sticking out in some trails so you should have sturdy foot ware. And bring water! Especially if you’re the type who may get lost :)

The fall view is great, and the Beaver Dam trail is worth to go as well

suburban forest path on a long mountain There is a large pool. There are many paths traversed. full of nature Able to inhale full lungs The waterfall here is beautiful. On the way you will feel the cool air. There is ample parking. Just load the QR code and scan it. I highly recommend this place.

Beautiful park with lots of trails and very well maintained. Great place to go nearby to enjoy the outdoors, get some fresh air and exercise.

June 2023: $27 for 1 car 2 people. Nice long hiking loops. We did not try the bike trails. Very humid and buggy however, strongly recommend bringing bug spray.

Nice easy trails. Wife and well maintained. Trails are marked. There’s a little fire pit near the falls.

Love the hike through the woods. The best part of the hike is reaching the fire pit and small falls. Definitely recommend this place.

Was a beautiful day for a hike. We met a "real guy" (John) at the main gate who was extremely friendly and helpful. Helped us with an online booking. The Falls is a beautiful spot with a great trail for easy access.