Killarney
Northeastern Ontario
Killarney is a small town and region on the northern shore of Georgian Bay. It's mostly known for its small marina town and provincial park. Its backdrop of silver peaks, quartzite and pink granite rocks, La Cloche Hills and North Channel waters draws in avid hikers, canoeists, and boaters.
When to Go
Towns
Killarney
Parks, Trails & More
KILLARNEY PROVINCIAL PARK | An iconic hike of the park. Out and back trail that summits on one of Killarney's picturesque silver peaks. Limited hikers per day, due to increasing popularity. Day-use reservation required. Plan 4 hours. AllTrails link.
KILLARNEY PROVINCIAL PARK | Loop trail that meanders along the shoreline and into pine forests. Limited hikers per day, due to increasing popularity. Day-use reservation required. AllTrails link.
KILLARNEY PROVINCIAL PARK | Out and back trail. To Topaz Lake and back is roughly 25 km. Doable in a very long day. Local lodge runs excursions that boats tourists to Topaz Lake, sort of tainting the 'hidden gem' at the end. A challenging but rewarding hike. AllTrails link.
KILLARNEY MOUNTAIN LODGE | Out and back trail. Short, 4.5 km hike through forest and ends on the rocky shore. View of Killarney Lighthouse. AllTrails link.
Eats
& More
KILLARNEY | A classic spot for fish and chips. Formerly served out of a converted school bus, it now has indoor and outdoor seating. Great post-hike. *Seasonal*
KILLARNEY | Upscale lodge with a restaurant overlooking Killarney Channel and Marina. Good pasta, and fish and chips! Try out the summer weekday dinner specials.
KILLARNEY | Casual spot for ice cream, baked goods and light lunch fare.
