Sleeping Giant

If I could give more stars I would, in all my years of hiking and exploring this has to be one of the most breathtakingly beautiful parks. By far deserving title of one of Ontario's natural wonders. The hikes are long and challenging if you go up the giant. but well worth it with lots of picturesque places to stop and catch your breath. Absolute must see for anyone in the area. 100km of trails to through hike. Bring lots of water. Ultralight camping gear. And toilet paper. Some of the thunder boxes even have a roof!

Top of the Giant is a must-hike if you’re here in Ontario. From the Kabeyun parking lot up to “The Knees” is about 10km hike and then back. First 7 kms can be biked if. The last 3 kms has steep some steep stairs for beginners. It took a total of more than 6 hours to complete the Top of the Giant hike (+sea lion).

Great but challenging hike. Be prepared and you’ll have a great time. Don’t be prepared and well you’ll have an experience for sure.

The perfect park. As good as it gets as far as provincial parks go. Backpacking, hiking, breath taking views, wildlife, back country, front country, this is Canadian provincial park camping at its very finest. Protected harbor with lots to explore for boaters too. Driftwood galore, bear boxes for the back country sites.

The views and settings of the park are fabulous. Definitely one of a kind. Lots of hiking. A nice spot where you can drive to a look out. This is more of a hiker destination. This was the end of my trip and time was running out. So instead of hiking I flew it from above . I hope you like the pics.

A very gorgeous place! The mountains and scenic trails are amazing! However, if you are not an experienced hiker, the climbing the top is not recommended. Make sure to train beforehand. Overall, I am glad I conquered the mountain and had a nice camping with family. Also, the campsite has good washrooms, washer laundry area, and a good shower room. Overall, a nice camping area for families to try.

I am from Thunder Bay and go to the sleeping giant often. However this past summer, I did a month long camping trip across Ontario and went to many of the highest rated parks in the province. Only after this trip did a I realize how lucky we are to have this park. Out of all the provincial parks I went to, it was by far the best and anyone not from the area should spend some time exploring it if they can.

Very nice park. If you're hiking here consider bringing a small bag to pickup any garbage and help keep our parks clean!