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Cup and Saucer Trail
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8.92km
100m
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The 9-kilometre (5.5-mi) Cup and Saucer Trail is wonderfully calm and beautiful, despite being one of the most popular hiking trails in Ontario. The two different rock formations that can be observed in the dramatic cliffs (hence the name ‘cup and saucer’) date from the Silurian Period, around 400 million…
Last updated: October 25, 2024
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After 1.43 km for 56 m
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2.16 km
View of the North Channel
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2.41 km
Viewpoint 2 at the Cliff Overhangs
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3.76 km
Cliff Trail with Forest and Lake View
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8.92 km
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8.89 km
< 100 m
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8.85 km
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Very worthwhile tour. Stunning views over Manitoulin Island. Hiking shoes an absolute must. In my opinion, not suitable for children under 6 years of age, better from 10 years of age. Many columns and stones. There are 3 different lengths. The Adventure Trail is dangerous and should only be taken by experienced hikers/climbers. Most of the trails are beautiful forest trails in beautiful surroundings.
Picture no. 6 is a chewing gum tree, everyone sticks his chewing gum to it and doesn't spit it around. I found a good idea.
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August 21, 2024
The 9-kilometre (5.5-mi) Cup and Saucer Trail is wonderfully calm and beautiful, despite being one of the most popular hiking trails in Ontario. The two different rock formations that can be observed in the dramatic cliffs (hence the name ‘cup and saucer’) date from the Silurian Period, around 400 million
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