Rattlesnake Point is one park that will take your breath away, whether you are hiking the Nassagaweya Canyon Trail, running the Vista Adventure Trail, climbing up the side of the escarpment, or just admiring the view. Even the plant and animal species at Rattlesnake Point are impressive, with turkey vultures soaring through the air and thousand-year-old cedars growing from the rock. When you have had enough breath-taking scenery, come back to your breath and into downward dog at an outdoor yoga class. Namaste.
Reservations are not required but are recommended. If you book online, you can reserve your spot and save money on gate fees. Click below to reserve now.
Experiences at Rattlesnake Point
Activities at Rattlesnake Point
Park Information
9:00am-9:00pm Monday-Sunday
Rattlesnake Point Lower Ring Road is closed until 3:00pm on October 27th
7200 Appleby Line Milton, ON
Do I need a reservation to visit?
No, reservations are not required to visit Conservation Halton Parks, however they are recommended. By booking in advance, you can guarantee your spot and save on gate fees. Reservations can be made at parkvisit.ca.
Are there rattlesnakes at Rattlesnake Point?
No, there are no rattlesnakes at Rattlesnake Point. Massasauga Rattlesnakes can be found in Ontario, but not at Rattlesnake Point. The park was named Rattlesnake Point because, from above, the stretch of escarpment within the park looks like a snake.
Phone Number: 905 854 0262
Email: visitorservices@hrca.on.ca
