Terrace Bay
Hiking Trails

Hiking in Terrace Bay, Ontario offers a mix of scenic trails and natural beauty. A highlight of the area is the Casque Isles Trail, which includes two notable segments in Terrace Bay: Death Valley and Lyda Bay. The Death Valley segment is 11 kms (6.8 mi) and is known for its rugged terrain and offers a challenging yet rewarding hike with panoramic views. The Lyda Bay segment is 7 kms (4.3 mi) and follows the coastline, providing a quieter, more serene experience, with access to pristine beaches and the iconic Lyda Bay Lookout.

Both segments are part of the larger 53 km (33 mi) Casque Isles Trail, a popular route through Rossport, Schreiber and Terrace Bay. As you hike, it’s important to follow Leave No Trace principles to preserve the natural environment for future generations. Respecting nature, minimizing impact, and packing out all waste is essential for maintaining the beauty of the trail. In addition to the Casque Isles Trail, hikers in the Terrace Bay area can also explore nearby Rainbow Falls Provincial Park and Neys Provincial Park. Rainbow Falls offers its own network of trails with stunning views of the falls and surrounding landscape, while Neys Provincial Park features diverse terrain, including forested areas and shoreline trails along Lake Superior.

Whether you’re exploring the Casque Isles Trail or the nearby parks, Terrace Bay is a great destination for those who enjoy hiking in a beautiful, natural setting.