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Greig's Caves

Greig's Caves

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407 Scenic Caves Rd, Lion's Head, Ontario, N0H 1W0, Canada
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Aug 21, 2018
Definitely well worth the $10. The trek to get to the caves and back out is a bit more treacherous than I had expected but made it all the more fun. I recommend wearing really sturdy hiking/running shoes and bringing bug spray and water. The scenic path after you've viewed the caves offers incredible views.

Jul 27, 2018
Awesome place for a family outing! Friendly staff and they even have walking sticks for you to borrow 👍 wear proper footwear and gloves wouldn’t hurt to have. Bring your flashlight, preferably a head mounted type.

Aug 14, 2018
It is a very good hike. You have to fill a waver form if you are 18 years or older. The path is clearly marked. Good hiking shoes is a must. Bring your own water and food. There are no shops near the place ti buy anything. You can explore a lot. But be careful to keep in the marked areas. Some areas were a bit challenging for me. There are some sticks placed at the place near the ricket counter. Those are good to usr like walking sticks. They have parking for the guests. While I was there, it was very dusty season. If you have allergies, have your meds with you. There is no shops in the trails. So bring water with you. You can have lots of nice photographs there.

Sep 13, 2018
This place is a hidden gem. The caves and look outs are awesome; definitely worth the trip.

Sep 7, 2018
A great way to send a few hours exploring nature. . had a wonderful hike!

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