Hilton Falls waterfall cascading over layered rock formations beside historic stone sawmill ruins near Milton, Ontario.

Geodiversity Education Foundation Releases Hilton Falls GeoHike

October 29, 2026, Toronto, Ontario: The Geodiversity Education Foundation, in partnership with McMaster University’s School of Earth, Environment & Society, is pleased to announce the release of the Hilton Falls GeoHike, a new virtual walking tour located just west of Milton, Ontario. Following five stops along the Hilton Falls Trail, the GeoHike explores how water and glacial activity have shaped the local landscape. Highlights include a seasonal vernal pool, the picturesque Hilton Falls waterfall, an impressive glacial pothole, and the historic ruins of a 19th-century sawmill. Developed as part of the Foundation’s growing collection of Ontario GeoHikes, this interactive experience combines geological explanations with immersive digital features, allowing visitors to explore the area’s natural history either on the trail or virtually from home or the classroom. The Hilton Falls GeoHike offers an engaging opportunity to discover the geological wonders of Southern Ontario, less than an hour from Toronto. READ FULL PRESS RELEASE

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