🌲 About the Park
Mono Cliffs Provincial Park is a day-use only provincial park on the Niagara Escarpment and a popular walking/hiking destination. It features scenic cliffs, cedar forests, ponds, and network of trails — including sections of the Bruce Trail (Canada’s longest footpath). It’s open year-round for hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing on the same trail system.

📌 Planning Your Visit
- Day use permit required: You must reserve a daily vehicle permit in advance (online or by phone) because capacity is limited; you’ll need this to enter the park by vehicle.
- Park access: Enter at 795086 Third Line EHS, Mono — show your permit at the gate.
- Best times: Park is busiest on summer and fall weekends; visiting on weekdays or in quieter seasons (fall shoulder, winter) reduces crowds.

🥾 What to Expect on Foot
- Scenic views: Lookouts over cliffs and forest.
- Rock features & cedar forests: Unique Niagara Escarpment geology and old trees.
- Year-round walking: Trails are open in all seasons — snowshoe/cross-country ski in winter (not groomed).