Trails

• Ashby Drive Park – 4079 Ashby Drive, Beamsville
• Hilary Bald Park – 4485 Garden Gate Terrace, Beamsville
• Rotary Park – 5020 Serena Drive, Beamsville
• Meadowood Park – 5078 Hartwood Avenue, Beamsville
• Tamarac Park – 4401 Tamarac Avenue, Beamsville

• Bartlett Creek Trail
• Millenium Forest - 4937 Victoria Avenue North, Vineland
• Twenty Valley Trail 
• Konkle Creek Trail 

• Hillside Estates Trail
• Vineland Neighbourhood Park – 4060 Simons Lane, Vineland
• Kinsmen Park – 3820 Frost Road, Beamsville
• Beamsville Lions Park – 5100 Fly Road, Beamsville

The Trail loops around the scenic Jordan Harbour and passes through a number of small communities featuring unique shops, elegant restaurants, trendy cafes and wineries.  Beautiful Balls Falls with its scenic hiking trails and historic village is one of the most scenic on the Waterfront Trail and is definitely worth a visit.

• Mostly along paved shoulders of North Service Road
• Closer views of the Lake available by cycling north to Lakeshore Rd. but this road is not a continuous route and requires that you return to North Service Rd.
• Caution needed along 21st Street-a winding and hilly road with no shoulders
• Amenities are located at Prudhommes and Jordan

https://waterfronttrail.org/places/communities/lincoln/

• Enter through Balls Falls Conservation Area - off Sixth St.
• Hiking trail
• The Bruce Trail cuts across Lincoln in an East West direction as it follows along the Niagara Escarpment
• It spans more than 800km of main trail, extending all the way to Tobermory, Ontario

• You’ve seen the sign “Entering the Greenbelt” many times, but what does it actually mean? The Greenbelt protects environmentally sensitive areas and productive farmlands from urban development. The Greenbelt protects 2 million acres of land, extends as far north as Tobermory and stretches 325 km from Rice Lake in Northumberland County to the Niagara River. The Greenbelt Trail goes through Twenty Valley, just look for the Greenbelt Walks signs and enjoy the largest networks of trails in Canada. https://www.twentyvalley.ca/site/twenty-valley-experiences

• 3292 Sixth Avenue, Jordan
• Balls Falls is a site perched on the Niagara Escarpment
• It features an operational mill, two waterfalls, numerous historic buildings and lovely nature trails, including the Bruce Trail
• https://npca.ca/parks-recreation/conservation-areas/balls-falls

• 3949 Cave Springs Road, Campden
• Located along the Niagara Escarpment
• Features Carolinian Forest Conservatory, rock outcrops, ice-caves, views of the Lake Ontario Shoreline and dense forest
• Great spot for birding to view owls and other migrating birds
• https://npca.ca/parks-recreation/conservation-areas/cave-springs

• 3193 Staff Avenue, Jordan
• Located along the 16-mile creek
• The Bruce Trail traverses this property
• Includes two magnificent waterfalls
• Small parking lot is located on site, no washrooms
• https://npca.ca/parks-recreation/conservation-areas/louth/

• Located along the 15 Mile Creek near the City of St. Catharines
• This 312-acre site protects a portion of the Niagara Escarpment, the Rockway Falls, and the Carolinian Forest
• Features two waterfalls (18.3 meters and 12.2 meters)
• Unique plants can be observed including Jack-in-the-Pulpit, Witch Hazel and Sycamore
• Home to a salt spring that possesses the best quality and quantity of salt in the province
• Small parking lot, no washrooms
• https://npca.ca/parks-recreation/conservation-areas/rockway

• 4174 Mountainview Road, Beamsville
• Located on the Niagara Escarpment
• Features various lookout points with views of the Iroquois plain and Lake Ontario
• Small parking lot, no washrooms
• https://npca.ca/parks-recreation/conservation-areas/mountainview