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Greenwater Provincial Park Review
Northern Ontario
🗓️ Late spring to early autumn
Greenwater Provincial Park is a natural environment park with a 61-meter high esker ridge, which was formed less than 10,000 years ago by glacial fluvial actions, dominating its central section. Small clear lakes parallel the base of the esker. This park offers a pristine escape for those seeking a true wilderness experience.
Esker Ridge, Esker Ridge Trail, small clear lakes
Cochrane, Highway 11
"Some great hiking is to be had at Greenwater Provincial Park. It's pristine, wild, and free. The Wiskin and Sunset trails are clear and ready to be snowshoe packed, offering a wonderful experience in nature."
"It was a great hike! After a quick warning, the rain waited for us to be done our magical journey. So much vibrant green everywhere, it felt like nature truly spoke to us during our visit."
"We headed to Greenwater Provincial Park outside of Cochrane, Ontario. It was a nice park, very clean and quiet. It was completely empty for our visit, which made for a peaceful and enjoyable camping experience."