Red Hill Expressway Project
"Opportunities to experience nature should not be taken away from the future generations...??”The Red Hill Valley is Hamilton's largest park and natural area. The 7.5 kilometer valley is the centerpiece of 700 hectares of inter-connected publicly owned parkland in the industrial east end of Hamilton, which comprises over one-third of all the parkland in the City of Hamilton. The valley area encompasses part of the Niagara Escarpment and provides the only remaining natural corridor between the Escarpment and Lake Ontario. Red Hill Creek is the last of 14 streams that once flowed through the City of Hamilton. It is the second largest stream currently flowing into Hamilton Harbor. Located along the border between the cities of Hamilton and Stony Creek, the Red Hill Creek Valley is the only remaining natural area that connects the Niagara Escarpment to Lake Ontario. Red Hill Creek and its tributaries run through the length of the valley, creating three scenic waterfalls along the escarpment. Red Hill Creek is the second largest stream entering Hamilton Harbor. The trail crosses Mount Albion road and descends into King Forest valley crossing Red Hill Creek. A side trail allows access and viewi
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