Mono Cliffs
Crevice caves and a treetop lookout
Escarpment cliffs split by cool mossy crevices you walk through, a metal viewing platform level with the canopy, and quiet kettle lakes. Under an hour from the GTA.
- Where: Mono Cliffs Provincial Park, Mono, near Orangeville
- Ages: 6+
- Cost: Low cost
- When: Open year round
- Good for: trail, hike, cliffs, lookout, provincial park, forest
Make a whole day of it
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