The sun is starting to go down earlier, so during the week, I have less time to get long hikes in. Thankfully trails like this one exist so I can still get exercise, see pretty views, and be able to complete the full trail since it is only 3.5km.
This is a beautiful area that is frequently visited by families, bird watchers, and hikers. It has a waterfall, a plethora of lookouts, and it connects to the Bruce Trail.

Grimsby is the city I was born in. I lived there for a short period when I was in elementary school, but I’ve only ever hiked a few of its trails. Grimsby is a special place for hikers because Grimsby Mountain is quite a sight. Grimsby Mountain is part of the Niagara Escarpment and it has views of forests, Lake Ontario, and city life.
The Lookout Trail at Beamers Memorial is very easy. There isn’t much change in elevation or any other challenging attributes. It’s family friendly and also good for trail running. I suggest starting with the Lookout Trail where you’ll find three lookout points offering a panoramic view from the Niagara Escarpment.



This area is great for hikers and leisurely walkers since all of the trails intersect in the middle. It is a very popular spot to bird watch as well for spring migration.
The Lookout Trail is actually one of my favourite spots in the region to see autumn foliage. I’ve never been here in the winter, but I’m guessing that’s also a beautiful time of year go.


If you’re looking to hike with your littles, the lookout trail is stroller friendly to the lookout point! I take my kids there often, and it’s the perfect length for how long they want to be in the stroller.


If you’re wanting to check out Beamers Falls, I recommend going when the ground is less likely to be muddy so you can get a closer look at them. I need to come back when the ground is dry and I’ll update this post more on the falls!

Thanks so much for joining along for yet another hike! I can’t wait to see what the rest of fall has to offer.
Keep on trekking,
Kate🥾🌲

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