The limestone cliffs of Rattlesnake Point are part of the Niagara Escarpment and overlook the Lowville Valley which is drained by Bronte Creek providing some spectacular views. The hike crosses the Nassagaweya Canyon and Limestone Creek as it heads towards Crawford Lake with its historically accurate recreation of a 15th century Iroquoian village. A 750 m boardwalk trail leads around the meromictic lake (a deep, narrow lake lacking oxygen in its lower layers). The Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area has some of the most inspiring scenic viewing found anywhere. Five breathtaking lookouts dot the edge of towering cliffs of...