LIMEHOUSE CONSERVATION AREA
About
Limehouse Conservation Area, located just west of Georgetown in Limehouse, Ontario, offers some truly unique sights along its trails. With a trail system connected to the Bruce Trail, Limehouse Conservation Area plays host to the "Hole in the Wall" rock caverns/caves, historical lime kiln and mill ruins, (gun)powder house, and a picturesque forest backdrop that is sure to please any hiker.
For beginners, Limehouse Conservation Area might prove a challenge. Though the trail system within the park's boundaries is on the smaller side, consisting only of a few trails, some of the trails have technical sections (like ladders and stairs) and many of the trails are not clearly marked from end-to-end so it's important that you keep a trail map with you.
Park Access
Use the map below to locate Limehouse Conservation Area's entrance and get driving directions.
Useful Information
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Parking at Limehouse Conservation Area is free.
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Trails are slightly more technical in some places.
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Family-friendly for children that can hike on their own, but not recommended for strollers or wagons.
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Connects with the Bruce Trail.
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Trails that are not clearly marked are a common issue for some hikers.
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A popular site with nature photographers.
Trail Photos
Browse through photos of Limehouse Conservation Area taken by fellow Halton Hikers members.
