Hiking

The best way to see Rouge Park!

Rustic trails through forests and meadows, or a stroll on the beach. Choose by activity level, or the amount of time you have for a visit.

Our "Park Map and Visitor Guides" are temporarily out of stock. Please see maps for each trail on the pages listed below or visitor area through the Point of Interest section of the website. Sorry for the inconvenience, we will have more stock coming soon. Please check back again in a few weeks.

The number of water bottles indicate the difficulty level of the trails.

Cedar Trail 2.2km
	Experience the cool green of old growth forest as it shelters the lush valley lands.

Mast Trail 2.2 km
	Walk a 200-year old logging route, when large trees were floated down the river to the lake, bound for ship building yards in Europe.

Orchard Trail 2 km
	Witness nature reclaiming the land. Regenerating forests merge with remnants of an agricultural past.

Riverside Trail 3.2 km
	Your footsteps follow the path used by Aboriginal peoples and early European settlers.

Vista Trail 1.6 km
	Panoramic bluffs view of the Little Rouge Creek and Rouge River valleys.

Glen Eagles Vista
	A breathtaking forest and cliff side view and outdoor exhibit.

Celebration Forest
	A walk at our Park memorial.

Rouge Beach
	A stroll on sandy beach and along the boardwalk at the marshes.

Woodland Trail
	As you walk through the woods, listen for the birds

Accessibility
	Plenty of views for everyone.

How much time do you want to spend?

Up to one hour	Up to 4 hours	One day
Beach and marshes Celebration Forest Glen Eagles Vista Woodlands Area	Cedar Orchard Riverside Mast Riverside Vista/Orchard Riverside Vista	Riverside Vista Cedar Orchard Mast Riverside Orchard Cedar Vista