The Gut Conservation Area

When you reach the entrance, they're signs saying keep out or no trespassing, ignore those, lol! Everyone there was going in and out, no problems! Depending on which car you're bringing, I'd recommend parking on the side of the road before the trail entrance because they're a lot of pot holes and uneven ground! Other than that, the actual hiking trail is beautiful! Difficulty wise, I'd say moderate and the whole trail should take about an hour or 2! You can see the rapids, and a little waterfall! The hiking trail is marked with pink ribbons on trees so keep an eye out for those! You can easily get lost so I thank whoever put those there! Haha

An amazing little hidden gem. This place reminds me of being back in the Rockies. The access road can be difficult in a car and if suggest parking on the road and walking the 1km into the parking lot. A set of stairs leads you down to the river where it cuts through the granite revealing an amazing little gorge. Follow the trail downstream for more great views. Not many places like this in Ontario, worth the effort to get there.

Great local gem. Access can be interesting....definitely bring extra socks and hiking shoes!

Beautiful place. The entry is kind of hidden... It will say private road enter at your own risk. If you drive a sedan or anything other than a truck or a high clearance SUV I don't recommend gunning for the parking lot. Instead park outside and walk to the parking lot.

Waterfall trail is amazing. And you can go all the way to the bottom of the waterfall and do a circle we some serious ups and downs. My family and I really enjoyed both waterfall scene and the trail.

I was shown this place years ago and now share with others. It's beautiful rustic natural beauty never get boaring. Makes a great late summer day trip(bugs can be bad in spring)& Wear running shoes.