Hamilton Travel Guide

 windsorgirl Says:  I arrived here after a weekend in Toronto expecting to take a few photos of the waterfall and then continue on my drive back home to Windsor. However, I ended up staying for half a day, enjoying the large grassy park which would be perfect for picnicking and dog walking, in... 

 windsorgirl Says:  Only a 10 minute walk from Websters Falls along the Bruce Trail will bring you to Tews Falls. The water falls in a straight stream 41m over a bowl shaped portion of the Niagara Escarpment. It was a beautiful sight. There are two viewing platforms to see the falls,... 

 windsorgirl Says:  The Bruce Trail is a hiking path that extends for over 700kms along the Niagara Escarpment from Niagara Falls in the south to Tobermory, Ontario in the north. Here at Spencer Gorge, you can hike a small portion of the Bruce Trail for a wonderful day's outing.From the Tews... 

 coolpanda87 Says:  Canada's largest Botanical Gardens, the RBG has five garden areas, including RBG centre, Hendrie Park, Laking Garden & the Arboretum. It also has four nature sanctuaries, including Cootes Paradise, Hendrie Valley, Rock Chapel & Berry Tract. Click here to view the garden map.... 

 coolpanda87 Says:  Called the Mountain in Hamilton, this steep cliff cuts through the region at an average height of 90 metres above Lake Ontario and loops around Dundas Valley as it winds around the land surrounding Lake Ontario. It offers breathtaking views and wide vistas of the entire... 

 coolpanda87 Says:  Located on the shores of Lake Ontario in Hamilton, Confederation Park is 83 hectres of fun and excitement. Activities at Confederation Park include Waterworks, Go-Karting, Camping, Adventure Village and Baranga's on the Beach. It is a large park with lots of activities,... 

 coolpanda87 Says:  Former home of Sir. Allan Napier, Dundurn Castle is one of Hamilton's most outstanding landmarks. Though I think Casa Loma in Toronto is pretty cool, I am more captivated by Dundurn Castle's Classic architecture. It was designed by a young English Architect, Robert... 

 3 Reviews and 115 Opinions  We found the accommodations more than adequate, and the staff was very helpful. The Dining Room... 

 gotodd Says:  We reserved a table at Dalina's for dinner before a Leonard Cohen show at Hamilton Place. We were traveling up from Washington D.C., via Buffalo, and I'd found some nice reviews on-line. Dalina's only has about eight tables so make sure you reserve in advance - particularly... 

 Faiza-Ifrah Says:  The restaurant seemed busy on Friday (It is closed on Mondays), food was delicious, but it was the ambience that we admired. What made it special was to actually walk around the restaurant and its neighbourhood admiring landscaping, flowers and the two falls.Various parking... 

 Botta Says:  If your a tourist first coming into the city of Hamilton - role up your windows! The lake water smells when you arrive. I've lived in Hamilton all my life. When I go away and enter from the lake it stinks! But! do not be fooled the waterfronts ( confederation park, and Pier... 

 Faiza-Ifrah Says:  We only could say 'Wow!' at our first experience with the beauty of the Niagara Escarpment, the Chedoke Golf Course and a magnificent view of the west end of Hamilton and the Dundas Valley by hiking on Chedoke Radial Recreational Trail (pictures 2 and 3). The extreme warm... 

 Faiza-Ifrah Says:  We hiked on Radial Recreational Trail eastwards of the Chedoke Golf Course parking lot this time to find Lower Chedoke Falls. When we found the west end of the ravine, we decided to leave that Radial Recreational Trail and hiked upwards following Bruce Trail markers.... 

 Faiza-Ifrah Says:  When we reached Sherman Falls after hiking on the Bruce Trail, we found the ravine so heavily forested that the light value was poor requiring us to either use flashgun (not recommended at all to cover waterfalls) or use 2-3 stops above the normal exposure.As at other... 

 Faiza-Ifrah Says:  We were pleasantly surprised to note that the Mill Falls and the Lower Mill Falls were located on private property, but as the land is the site of a restaurant, people are welcome to view the waterfall. We viewed the Lower Mill Falls (picture 1) at the lower parking lot just... 

 Faiza-Ifrah Says:  As my daughter and I decided to hike on the easier Escarpment Rail Recreational Trail back in the conservation area where we had parked our car, my husband, son and his cousin hiked along the fast flowing water of the creek downstream. The slope was comfortably sharp. The...