1 - Burlington Waterfront Trail: Revel in a scenic stroll along the enchanting Waterfront Trail, weaving through Burlington's picturesque lakeside.
Address: Waterfront Trail, Burlington
2 - Terra Cotta Conservation Area: Immerse yourself in the winter wonderland of Terra Cotta Conservation Area, offering a myriad of activities from bird watching to snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Rentals are available for snowshoes and skis, with cross-country skiing lessons for enthusiasts.
Address: 14452 Winston Churchill Blvd, Halton Hills
Cost: $5 per vehicle; online payment required during this time*
3 - Cedarvale Park Tobogganing: Indulge in the timeless joy of tobogganing down the hills of Cedarvale Park, where the rush of the slope is matched by the exercise of the uphill climb.
Address: 181 – 185 Main St., Georgetown
4 - Illuminated Walk in the Woods: Experience the enchantment of an illuminated stroll along the Sugar Bush Trail, leading to the Winterlit Trail at Mountsberg Conservation area. The Winterlit Trail (600m round trip) unveils a unique lighting spectacle with inspiring art installations.
Address: Mountsberg Conservation Area
Cost: Adults $15 plus HST*
5 - Winter Wagon Ride at Mountsberg: Indulge in the romance of a horse-drawn wagon ride at Mountsberg Conservation Area. Capture the scenic beauty as you cozy up in the wagon.
Address: 2259 Milburough Line, Campbellville
Cost: $7.50 per person
6 - Skating at Burlington Rotary Centennial Pond: Lace up your skates and enjoy the rhythm of an outdoor rink at Burlington Rotary Centennial Pond. The ice awaits, free of charge, for solo skaters or those accompanied by friends.
Address: 1340 Lakeshore Rd., Burlington
7 - Paletta Lakefront Park: Transport yourself to another era as you explore the historic grounds of Paletta Lakefront Park, with its stunning mansion providing a timeless backdrop against the snowy terrain.
Address: 4280 Lakeshore Rd., Burlington
8 - Visit Mount Nemo: Strap on your snowshoes or hiking boots and escape the urban hustle in the embrace of Mount Nemo Conservation Area. The park's winter beauty is complemented by its dog-friendly atmosphere.
Address: 5317 Guelph Line, Burlington
Cost: $6.50 for 1 adult*
9 - Skating at Prospect Park: Rediscover the joy of outdoor skating at the charming rink in Prospect Park, Halton Hills.
Address: 30 Park Ave., Acton
10 - Crawford Lake Conservation Area: Immerse yourself in adventure at Crawford Lake Conservation Area, where skiing trails intertwine with captivating wood sculptures. In winter, join a moonlit snowshoeing excursion for a unique experience.
Address: 3115 Conservation Rd., Milton
Cost: $6.50 for 1 adult*
11 - Ski or Snowboard at Glen Eden: Seek the thrill of the slopes at Glen Eden, a ski resort that promises hours of exhilarating downhill fun. Whether you're a snowboarder or skier, Glen Eden awaits.
Address: 5234 Kelso Rd., Milton
Cost: $42.00 for 1 adult*
12 - Skate at Rotary Park: Experience the simple joy of skating at Rotary Park in Milton, where the outdoor rink invites laughter and warm winter memories.
Address: 100 Garden Lane
13 - Winter Camping at Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area: Embark on a winter camping adventure amidst the breathtaking Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area. The snow-covered grounds offer a challenging yet immensely enjoyable experience.
Address: 7200 Appleby Lane
Cost: Rates vary, starting at $50.00 per night*
14 - Visit Frozen Waterfalls at Hilton Falls: Witness the captivating transformation of Hilton Falls in winter, as the falls freeze over, creating a mesmerizing and almost ethereal scene. Don't forget your camera!
Address: 4985 Campbellville Rd., Milton
Cost: $6.50 for 1 adult*
15 - Snowshoeing at Kelso Conservation Area: Explore the unique landscape of the Niagara escarpment with the snowshoeing trails at Kelso Conservation Area. The trails offer breathtaking views and opportunities to warm up by campfires.
Address: 5234 Kelso Road, Milton
Cost: $6.50 for 1 adult*
16 - Explore Sixteen Mile Creek: Delve into the heart of Halton by exploring the beautiful Sixteen Mile Creek. Ski or snowshoe on the trails, or bring along your toboggan for thrilling rides down the hills.
17 - At Home in Bronte Art Exhibition: Engage in a visual delight at the "At Home in Bronte" Art Exhibition. Discover professionally painted Muskoka chairs showcased at Bronte Heritage Waterfront Park. Can you spot all 50?
Address: 2368 Lakeshore Rd., Oakville
18 - Skating at Trafalgar Park: Whiz around the outdoor rink at Trafalgar Park in Oakville, surrounded by the winter charm of the city.
Address: 133 Rebecca St., Oakville
19 - Bronte Creek Provincial Park: Immerse yourself in the diverse offerings of Bronte Creek Provincial Park, where skiing, hiking, snowshoeing, and skating are just a few of the endless winter activities. The park's scenic beauty is complemented by sightings of wildlife, including deer, wild turkeys, woodpeckers, and hawks.
Address: 1219 Burloak Dr., Oakville
20 - Take a Book Walk: Embark on a literary journey with the Oakville Public Library's "Take a Book Walk" initiative. Follow the pages posted around Oakville's self-guided tour, scanning QR codes for delightful reading recommendations.
Address: Throughout Oakville
21 - Cross-Country Skiing at Joshua Creek: Discover the winter beauty of Oakville's Joshua Creek Trail through the serene experience of cross-country skiing. Keep your eyes open for native wildlife along the path.
Address: 2072-2098 Constance Dr, Oakville
22 - Winter Biking on the Crosstown Trail: Break the mold of summer-only biking and challenge yourself to winter biking on Oakville's Crosstown Trail. This safe and enjoyable biking trail awaits avid cyclists in the city.
Don't let winter pass you by—embrace the season with these diverse and exciting outdoor activities in Halton Region.
*Prices are subject to change at any time.
