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“Hike upon the Earth's mantle - normally found far below the earth's crust!
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From Parks Canada: The Tablelands Trail follows an old roadbed as it skirts the base of the mountain. You'll see unusual plants and rocks as you enjoy broad panoramic views.
The trail ends in the glacially carved Winter House Brook Canyon. For a shorter hike, branch off onto the Serpentine Loop, where you'll see characteristic plants of the Tablelands alongside a winding path.
For experienced and prepared hikers, an off-trail trek up its steep slopes is one of the most unique hiking opportunities in eastern North America. Consult with park staff to select the best and safest route options. There are no route markers to the top of the Tablelands. There are no route markers to the top of the Tablelands, route finding and navigation skills are required. You are responsible for your own safety.
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