"Mount Nemo was the first stop on our Black Friday daytrip that included two small mountains and five waterfalls in the Hamilton, Ontario area. After paying $20 CDN at the self-pay station, we did a counter-clockwise loop using the Bruce Trail + North Loop Trail. Getting to the main overlook area was a piece of cake. That trail was short and flat as can be. The rest of the hike gave the others some issues, but I personally enjoyed the increased difficulty and additional overlooks the second trail provided. I used my new camera, a Canon Powershot SX740, for the first time on this hike. Its features include 40x optical zoom and 4K video capability. Honestly, I was a bit disappointed with how a good number of my photos and videos turned out. I'm going to play around with the camera some more this weekend to see if I can take better shots. Tomorrow is supposed to be less cloudy than today was, so that ought to help. " — theascent • Nov 29, 2019

"After completing the Mount Nemo loop, we drove to the Spencer Gorge Conservation Area to see Webster's Falls, Tew's Falls, and Dundas Peak. All three sites were very worthwhile and made the $15 CDN entry fee a little easier to swallow. I was the only person to summit Dundas Peak as the others turned back around the halfway point. They missed some pretty nice overlook spots (as far as semi-urban overlook spots go). I would have spent more time up there, but didn't want to keep the others waiting in slightly below-freezing temperatures. Plus, with fewer daylight hours this time of year, I wanted to make sure I had enough time before dark to see three other waterfalls in nearby Ancaster. " — theascent • Nov 29, 2019

"Another trip to Dunder , this time for my birthday. It was a great hike with 11 of the the Brockville Hiking Club and 3 dogs. We had little cupcakes at the peak and a shot of something green that tasted quite nice! :o) " — Plodalong • Nov 3, 2019

"Got off the proposed route and got mixed up. I did find some interesting trail junk and a deer hunting camp. I was running out of time and water, so I ditched the attempt st the summit. I've already done it a number of times. On the must have list.....A compass or GPS. : ). A bad area for ticks. Take precautions when you go. " — kencirtwill • Oct 14, 2019

"Went with my girlfriend and her 9-year-old nephew. It was his first time up and he was gonzo over it. Beautiful late summer morning, approx. 21 degrees, nary a cloud in the sky. The trail had begun to get busy by the time we left. " — kencirtwill • Sep 21, 2019