You have a variety of trail options available at Killbear:
Recreation Trail: This 6km linear trail is ideal for hiking, jogging, cycling, or nature watching as it winds through hemlock groves,
hardwood forests and rock outcrops.
Skill level: Easy/moderate.
Lookout Point Trail: This 3.5km hiking trail winds through a variety of forest types to a breathtaking view of Georgian Bay from the
Parry Sound side of the park. An interpretive trail guide about the ecology of the area is available at the trailhead.
Skill level: moderate.
Lighthouse Point Trail: This 0.5km hiking trail loop takes you to the tip of Killbear Point where the Killbear Beacon has guided many a ship
laden with supplies, lumber, oil, or tourists into the Parry Sound Harbour.
Skill level: moderate.
Twin Points Trail: This 1.8km hiking trail loop crosses forest, sandy beaches and bedrock ridges as it works its way along Killbear’s shoreline.
An interpretive trail guide about the geological features is available at the trailhead. This trail has been designated one of Georgian Bay Biosphere
Reserve's Amazing Places.
Skill level: Easy/moderate.
Shoreline Clamber: While there is no actual trail, the shoreline between Harold Point and Granite Saddle is an exceptionally fun area to hike.
See dramatic geological features as you clamber from rock to rock. You can go all the way to Lighthouse Point along the shore and return via the
Recreational Trail. Make sure you take some drinking water and a snack as this could take you over 3 hours.
Skill level: Moderate/difficult.