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Ontario's diverse landscapes are home to thousands of kilometers of marked trails, many of which can be found in your own community's backyard. With a knowledgeable guide, a healthy sense of adventure, and a sturdy pair of boots, the opportunities for discovery are endless. Watch the wonders of nature reveal themselves as Lunatic Adventures guides you through some of Southern Ontario's most awe-inspiring trails.
"My wife and I had a blast. One of the best days I've had in a long time. It's so comforting to know that you can take a day trip like that within a close proximity of the city and be as secluded as we were. You made us feel really comfortable from the get-go."
- Jan and Nadine Silverthorne, Toronto
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Explore the Niagara Escarpment, a UNESCO designated biosphere reserve and one of the most spectacular features of Ontario's geography. Touted as the "City of Waterfalls", Hamilton and it's surrounding areas with over 60 waterfalls and cascades hold a special place in the character of the escarpment. Join us as we explore two of the more stunning of these falls. In the Spencer Gorge area, above the town of Dundas, we'll visit the 41 metre high Tews Falls (only a few metres shy of Niagara!) and Webster's Falls, the largest in the region. Accessed from the historic Bruce trail, the Spencer Gorge area will amaze you with its natural beauty along the trails and breathtaking views from the top.
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Join us as we explore Ontario's forests at their darkest hours. Without the moon to guide the way, your senses are sure to come alive as we hike a short distance through a starlit forest, listen for sounds of animal activity, and share stories around a closing campfire.
Silent and still, nighttime provides a truly unique opportunity to connect with the natural world.
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Our most popular hike, the Full Moon Night Hike allows you to experience Southern Ontario's forests in a whole new light. Your senses are sure to come alive as we hike a short distance through moonlit forests, listen for the calls of nocturnal animals, and share stories around a closing campfire. Silent and still, nighttime provides a truly unique opportunity to connect with the natural world.
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