Silver Peak

A peak from where you can see stunning views. It was worth a full trek.

For Ontario...it is a mountain top experience. The view is awesome, the rolling terrain with white quartz is spectacular

A must climb while in Killarney P.P. Easy but long climb. Need to bring lots of water. View is fantastic on a clear day. Liked picking out the different lakes we had paddled through lookin down on.

Silver peak is certainly a worthy highlight of the Killarney backcountry experience. We hiked off of a campsite on David Lake. One of my favourite provincial park experiences. Relatively easy hike. Can't wait to go back to do The Crack. Visited October 2022

We canoed from our campsite on Norway Lake. We underestimated the distance. We ended up being 14km to the top of Silver Peak. It was a well rounded mix of terrain ranging from climbing rocks to lowlands forest sections. Well worth the 9hrs to do 28kms (round trip back to portage point at Norway Lake). Unbelievable view

A great hike NOT to be missed. We took the Bell Lake access route - canoed 3.3 km to reach the start point of the hike and then hiked for about 6.5 km to reach to the top. Same distance back (13 km hike plus 6.6 km canoeing). Including the picnic/photoshoot at the top, and taking mini breaks in between, we were able to finish this in 7 hours. Bring lots of water and some snacks. Carry bug spray and a sun hat. Do not underestimate this hike. It is challenging but well worth the result. Endurance and pacing is the key. The views from the top are breath-taking. After doing this, you will find the Crack less intensive :)

No clue who reviewed this a 4 star but they're crazy. Fantastic view of Killarney Park with a challenging but rewarding hike up to the top. We did it in a tight 4 hours but 5 hours is a safe bet. Best views of Ontario's changing fall colours I've seen