Rainbow Falls
Provincial Park
Trails

Rainbow Falls Provincial Park in Northwestern Ontario provides a variety of hiking experiences that highlight its unique natural features, including cascading waterfalls, forested trails, and scenic views. The park’s trails cater to a variety of skill levels.

The Falls Trail is the park’s centerpiece, offering an accessible route to view Rainbow Falls as it flows through chutes and pools. Wooden walkways, stairs, and bridges make it easy to explore the area and enjoy multiple vantage points of the falls. The Whitesand Lake Trail is a loop that circles Whitesand Lake, winding through forested areas and providing opportunities to spot wildlife and enjoy peaceful views of the water. It’s a great choice for a moderately challenging hike that showcases the park’s serene environment.

For those seeking a more rugged experience, the Back-40 Trail takes hikers into the park’s higher elevations, offering sweeping views of the surrounding forest and landscape. This trail is ideal for adventurers looking to immerse themselves in the park’s wilder areas. The park is also intersected by the Casque Isles Trail, a long-distance trail connecting nearby communities. The Rainbow Falls section provides access to the falls and other highlights of the park, making it a popular choice for day hikers and those exploring the full trail.

As with any outdoor activity, visitors should adhere to Leave No Trace principles by staying on marked trails, packing out all waste, and respecting wildlife. Rainbow Falls Provincial Park offers a chance to connect with nature while ensuring the preservation of its beautiful landscapes for future generations.