"Hamilton Mountain" City of Hamilton Ontario

Thank You for Visiting "Hamilton Mountain"!

Hamilton Mountain is Primarily divided in to three areas, East Mountain, West Mountain & Central Mountain. Each area of Hamilton Mountain has plenty to offer with it's many Schools, Parks & Recreation Facilities, Large Shopping Malls, Big Box Stores, Restaurants & Entertainment for the entire family. Access around Hamilton Mountain is Quick & Easy with The Lincoln Alexander Expressway, a.k.a The LINC & the new Red Hill Valley Parkway.

The LINC runs East to West, You can be from one end of the city to the other within 15 minutes Connecting to HWY 403 at the west end & connecting to the Red Hill Valley Parkway at the East leading to the Q.E.W.

Over the years many people have moved to our area because of New Construction Homes and Resale Homes Prices are Attractive & Affordable, compared to areas such as Toronto, Mississauga & Oakville.

If you have been thinking of Relocating to Hamilton or Hamilton Mountain, Give me a call, I would Love to help You Find Your Next Home!

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About The Escarpment

Hamilton is defined by its geography. The Niagara Escarpment (“the mountain” to locals) cuts through the middle of the city, providing outstanding vistas, trails, and waterfalls. Hamilton’s Harbour and Lake Ontario provide great recreational pursuits, from boating to parks to trails.  

With 65 waterfalls in its boundaries, the City of Hamilton is known locally as the “City of Waterfalls.”

The city’s rich cultural heritage is authentically preserved and displayed in museums including Dundurn Castle, Battlefield House Museum and park and the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum. The city also boasts the newly renovated Art Gallery of Hamilton and vibrant performing arts companies like the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra, Opera Hamilton .  

The Bruce Trail and other footpaths weave through the city’s lush surroundings and along the waterfront, showcasing wildlife and waterfalls. The City of Hamilton maintains 5,523 acres of parkland, municipal properties and open spaces.

courtesy of: Ontario Niagara Escarpment
www.Escarpment.org