Top 10 Scenic Lookouts near Toronto Ontario | Travel Canada 4K

We know that this might be a little subjective, but this is our top 10 scenic lookouts near Toronto (we consider 4 hours drive a maximum to be considered near).
If you are considering to travel to Canada and visit Ontario or if you are already living here, this list is a must-do.
10. French River Provincial Park. Located 3 hours and a half from Toronto, this lookout offers an amazing view of the Historical French River from a suspension bridge.
9. Dundas Peak. This is the closest to Toronto from this list, located only 1 hour away. Make sure you stop by the charming town of Dundas and also visit Tews Falls.
8. Scenic Caves Suspension Bridge. This lookout offers a magnificent view of Blue Mountain and Georgia Bay.
7. Lookout Trail. Located in Algonquin Park, this is probably the most easily accessible lookouts of the park; it looks spectacular all year round.
6. Track and Tower Trail. Also located in Algonquin Park, this trail is more challenging and requires going uphill for a while, but the view of Cache Lake t the top will leave you speechless.
5. Fire Tower Trail. This one is located in one of the most underrated and beautiful parks in Ontario: Restoule Provincial Park. We have only visited it during the winter, but I can imagine that it must be incredible during the autumn.
4. Indian Head Cove. Located in the Bruce Peninsula, Known erroneously by many as Tobermory, here you will be able to admire many scenic lookouts all around you. Lions Head is a must, but you have to drive 40 minutes from The Grotto.
3. Clifftop Trail. This one is only accessible by boat during the summer, but the yearly wait is worth it to be able to appreciate the beauty of Mazinaw Lake from above. Located inside Bon Echo Provincial Park.
2. Booth's Rock Trail. Located in Algonquin Park, this is our favourite lookout inside this majestic park. It requires a 5.5km hike in total, but you will never forget the view at the top.
1. The Crack. Located inside Killarney Provincial Park, this is our favourite lookout in southern Ontario. The view of La Cloche Mountain Range in the distance and OSA lake are something else. This is not an easy hike and requires sturdy shoes.
The Muskoka region is one of the places to visit in Ontario; here you will also find countless beautiful scenic lookouts. Hiking in Ontario is amazing.
You can go camping in most of these destinations in Canada.
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[@TravelingisFREEDOM]

This is a very charming city, I hope I can visit again sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!

[@torontoecoadventures7056]

We love this city

[@Sydney-TTG]

Beautiful video, been to few on your list, definitely not Algonquin Park, seems so pretty, will visit there one day.

[@torontoecoadventures7056]

Algonquin is amazing, hopefully you can visit it one day

[@travissmith9488]

Just missing Skinners Bluff and Lions Head, IMO

[@BrianJohnson-bq9tr]

The Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge in Campbellford is a must see about 4 he's from Toronto. Also Lions Lookout in Huntsville is spectacular.

[@mahdiehsayyadi8167]

This is not Toronto >:/

[@torontoecoadventures7056]

It is not, it is NEAR Toronto

[@CDA138ek]

I wonder how did you calculate those distances? How do you get in 3 hours to Bon Echo or in 4 hours to Killarney?

[@torontoecoadventures7056]

The distances are from downtown Toronto on google maps

[@trendingwwwandw]

❤️LOVED watching this Toronto video🎶👍#40

[@torontoecoadventures7056]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@torontoecoadventures7056]

Thank you

[@josephsteyrND]

I think the lookout at mono cliffs is great. Wondering why it didn’t make this list?

[@torontoecoadventures7056]

You are absolutely right, that is a great lookout. I need to make an extended list, there are many lookouts that I could not include mainly for lack of footage

[@hang-doug_house]

Those are really helpful and thank you for the video.

[@ParkExplorers]

Fantastic video. Awesome

[@torontoecoadventures7056]

thanks for watching

[@valentinofamilytv6797]

Thank you for this

[@torontoecoadventures7056]

My pleasure!

[@MINIVICKY8]

I love all this lookouts

[@torontoecoadventures7056]

There will be a second list coming soon!

[@marklauzon8157]

Ridiculous....Near Toronto.

[@AGUSFAMILY99]

Suasananya indah sekali

[@jarrettbobbett5230]

This is great thank you.

[@EASYPEASYDIYFORKIDS]

That's nice

[@MrDeybid]

It's good to fly drone there?

[@torontoecoadventures7056]

Drones are not allowed at most provincial parks in Ontario

[@MrDeybid]

@@torontoecoadventures7056 ohh Thanks for the info!