Hike Schedule

Sunday at the Marsh - Hendrie Valley and Woodland Cemetery

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: General Hike
Location (Google Maps): RBG Centre Parking – across from Easterbrook’s 694 Spring Garden Road

Hike Leader(s): Kathrin Koenig Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Dependent on Conditions, Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing, Slippery and Steep Sections
Distance: Approx 6 km

Description

Please be at parking by 8:15 am as the hike will leave promptly at 8:30 am.

Depending on the weather, please bring your poles and icers; dress in layers to keep warm. Bring enough water and snacks to suit your needs.

We will start by following the outer road at Woodland Cemetery and pick up Grindstone Marsh Trail at Sunfish Pond. Following Grindstone Marsh Trail into Hendrie Valley, we will loop our way along the North and South Bridle Trail to Cherry Hill Gate and back to the cars. There is a set of stairs, one steep-ish downhill section, and a couple of smaller hills.

Please leave dogs at home.

Easterbrook’s Hot Dog Stand is open all winter for anyone wishing to stop in for a bite to eat.

Please note, the hike might be canceled due to extreme weather, or unsafe trail conditions. A cancellation email will be sent to all registered hikers.

Any questions may be directed through contact on this form.

In the event you are no longer able to attend, please remove yourself from registration by following these steps:

– Sign into your account on the BTC website
– Click on My Hikes under your account
– This will take you to a list of hikes you have registered for
– Scroll down to the appropriate hike and cursor over to the far right hand column under the Action column.
– Click Cancel under the hike you wish to cancel

Car Hike: Hike #4 of 5 to earn the Toronto Side Trails Badge!

Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps): We will meet at the Trafalgar & 401 Commuter Lot (43.571569, -79.831797) and then carpool to the start of the hike.

Hike Leader(s): Monica Pasquali Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely (2-3 km/hr), Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot)
Distance (km): 10.8 km

Description

This is the fourth in a series of five hikes that will be offered approximately one Sunday per month so that participants can earn the Toronto Side Trails Badge during the winter and early spring.  Each out-and-back hike will cover a distance of 8-11 km and be hiked at a leisurely to moderate pace (approximately 3 km/h).  Please note that the hikes will be posted separately on the BTC calendar – you will have to register for each hike that you’re interested in joining.

For this fourth hike we will explore one long side trail in the Toronto section of the Bruce Trail: the Vanderleck Side Trail.

Please dress appropriately for a winter hike by dressing in layers (wear an inner layer that wicks sweat away from your skin, a middle layer that keeps you warm, and an outer layer that protects you from wind and snow), wearing gloves/mittens and a toque, and wearing warm and comfortable footwear that has good traction in snow/ice (icers placed over your boots work great!).  Hiking poles or walking sticks are an asset since they will help keep you balanced if the ground is slippery.  As well, make sure you bring enough water and food for a 4 hour hike since we’ll be covering a total distance of 10.8 km over terrain that has some hills and exposed rocks.

Since parking might be limited at the places we’ll be hiking in this hike series, we will meet at the Trafalgar & 401 Commuter Lot (43.571569, -79.831797) and then carpool to the start of each hike.  Please be prepared to participate in each carpool by ensuring you have space in your car if you are not already carpooling with others to the Commuter Lot meeting point.

After the hike, interested participants can join me at the Tim Horton’s on Trafalgar Road just a bit south of Highway 401 for some post-hike refreshment.

Looking forward to exploring some of Toronto’s side trails with you!

Urban Walk – Toronto Urban Badge Hike – 3 of 7

Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Urban Walk
Location (Google Maps): Toronto Waterfront Trail

Hike Leader(s): Brian Rideout Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Flat
Distance (km): 10.4 km

Description

Please join me at the south west corner of Lakeshore Blvd West and Ellis by 10 AM.  We will hike east along the Waterfront Trail to the Distillery District (km 8.3 to km 71.4).  Here is an online map with km markings of our route for all 7 hikes for the Toronto Urban Badge.  https://onthegomap.com/s/c2c1hf3n

Please make sure you bring at least 2 liters of water, a lunch, and icers.

International Women’s Day - Bayfront park to Princess Point

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Special Event
Location (Google Maps): 200 Harbour Front Dr Hamilton Meet by the gazebo. Free parking

Hike Leader(s): Muskan Sidana Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Easy – Mostly flat and usually good footing
Distance: 8 Kms

Description

Celebrate International Women’s Day with an easy, social out-and-back urban hike along Hamilton’s waterfront. We will meet at 9:45 a.m. for a 10 am departure. We’ll walk from Bayfront Park to Princess Point on flat, paved paths at a relaxed pace, with time to enjoy the views and good conversation.

This walk is open to all who want to mark the day by getting outside together and celebrating women, community and movement.

What to Bring:
• Water, snacks, perhaps a hot beverage.
• Dress in layers.

Everyone is invited to join us for a post-hike coffee/tea on James St North.

Email any questions to the Hike Leader – “Click here to contact Hike Leader” on this form.

If you cannot make it, please remove yourself from registration by following these steps:

To cancel your registration, here  is a step by step:
– Sign into your account on the BTC website
– Click on My Hikes under your account
– This will take you to a list of hikes you have registered for
– Scroll down to the appropriate hike and cursor over to the far right hand column under the Action column.
– Click Cancel under the hike you wish to cancel

Urban Walk: International Women's Day Hike - all are welcome

Hosting Club: Toronto, Beaver Valley
Category: Urban Walk
Location (Google Maps): Meet at Matt Cohen Park on South East corner of Spadina and Bloor across from JCC and Scotia Bank
Toronto Nordheimer Ravine to Cedarvale Ravine through Wychwood park.

Hike Leader(s): Marina Wray and Marijo Roy Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Flat, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Other (Refer to Description)
Distance (km): 10 km

Description

Join Marina on her “graduation hike” to become a certified TBTC Hike Leader. The hike is open to members and non members, to all who want to celebrate IWD and support women, community, nature, and movement. The hike will follow part of the route of Castle Frank Brook, a waterway that once carved a path through midtown Toronto until the 1930’s, when it was buried. We’ll hike some of its stream valleys that now make up part of Toronto’s ravine system.

What to expect:

We’ll start our hike from Matt Cohen Park  close to Spadina TTC station  and head to Roycroft park and the Nordheimer Ravine trail where the CFB flowed. We’ll cross over to Cedarvale Ravine, where the trail offers short glimpses of water from the Brook. On our hike we’ll see signs of spring in the cattail wetlands. We’ll pass a 200 year-old elm tree and hike through Toronto’s historic Wychwood Park and see Taddle Creek pond. The Hike will finish at Bathurst and Dupont streets, a short bus ride or walking distance to Bathurst Subway station. Everyone is welcome to join us for a post hike bite and refreshment at Annex Social on Bathurst Street.

The hike goes ahead rain, snow or shine

What to Bring:

**The pathways in the ravine can be icy so ice traction footwear such as Crampon’s or Yaktrax are mandatory**

•Bring water, and snacks
• Dress in layers

Thank you

Marina and Marijo

GeoHike - Cave Springs Conservation Area

Hosting Club: Niagara
Category: In and Out
Location (Google Maps):

Cave Springs Conservation Area, 3949 Cave Spring Rd, Lincoln

Hike Leader(s): Kristin Hanson Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely
Terrain: Moderate
Distance: 1.7KM

Description

From the parking lot, we will hike along the Ice Cave Trail, the Margaret Reed Side Trail and the main Bruce Trail, stopping to explore and discuss the geology of the Niagara Escarpment, the Beamsville Bench wine region and the physiographic and geologic conditions that make it special.  After a short in-and-out hike on the Ice Cave Trail, we will slowly begin an incline up the Margaret Reed side trail as we scale the Niagara Escarpment.  We will consider the 450+million years of history we are hiking through as we make our way slowly to the top.  We will stop along the way to discuss and rest.  Once at the top, the terrain on the Bruce Trail is generally flat but footing may be uneven.  It may be icy or wet and slippery.  Hiking poles will make the ascent easier and give more stability on uneven footing.  We will hike to the site of the very first blaze on the Bruce Trail and admire the views of Lake Ontario and the vineyards of Cave Spring and Malivoire wineries.  Winter offers the most unobstructed views of this beautiful area.  We will return the way we came.

Hikers that are not registered cannot be accommodated on this hike.  This hike is open to members and non-members.

Halton Agreement Forest

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: General Hike
Location (Google Maps): Meet at the corner of 10 Side Road and 4th Line at 9:15 am.

Hike Leader(s): Karen Bergmann Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing
Distance: 8 kms

Description

We will meet at 9:15 am at the corner of 10 SR and 4th Line, just north of Campbellville, off Guelph Line and hike the bike trails around a big loop.

Bring icers for your boots.  Hike is dependent on weather conditions.

Crawford Lake Ramble

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Good Companions
Location (Google Maps): Crawford Lake Conservation Area, 3115 Conservation Rd., Milton

Hike Leader(s): Anne Armstrong Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely – 3km/hr or less
Terrain: Dependent on Conditions, Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing
Distance: Approx 7.5 km,

Description

An old favourite, I love hiking the trails here. With luck the new boardwalk around the lake will be finished and early Spring will be on its way. We’ll get great views across to Rattlesnake as we hike along the escarpment edge (won’t be a ramble here! ).  Who knows. we might even see early returning Turkey Vultures. Bring a snack, water and icers. Poles are useful for the escarpment edge. A reservation is necessary through Halton Conservation Area Parks. I will send out a pre-hike message the day before with my contact information.

Car Hike: Iroquoia End-to-End in 7: Hike 1

Hike open to BTC Members only.

Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps): Meet at the Grimsby Pool, 1 Elm St at the south end of Coronation Park (GPS 43.193201, -79.565301). We’ll shuttle to the Oakridge Dr. Access Trail, km 18.2, roadside parking (GPS 43.213943, -79.742417) to begin our hike.

Hike Leader(s): Jacqueline Van Dyke Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Brisk (4-5 km/hr), Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Variable
Distance (km): 19

Description

Please join for one or more of this Iroquoia series to complete the section over 7 hikes. Hikers must register for individual hikes.

Expect an average pace of 4 km/hr with snack/lunch breaks. Please arrive 15 minutes early so you’re ready for the shuttle to begin promptly at 8:30.

Hikers should be prepared for the season – layered clothing, hiking boots, snowshoes (if we get fresh snowfall), poles, water, snacks/lunch, first aid kit, and icers.

Hikers should be prepared to share their cars for shuttling – to be shared evenly.

If we encounter unsafe hiking or driving conditions, I will cancel/re-schedule the hike the day before. If you are unable to join us on the day of the hike, please text me at 647-231-0946.

Car Hike: Iroquoia End-to-End in 7: Hike 2

Hike open to BTC Members only.

Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps): Meet at the Oakridge Dr. Access Trail, km 18.2 (GPS 43.213943, -79.742417) and we’ll shuttle to the Hillcrest Ave. ST, km 37.1 (GPS 43.246437, -79.892130) to begin our hike.

Hike Leader(s): Jacqueline Van Dyke Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Brisk (4-5 km/hr), Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Variable
Distance (km): 19

Description

Please join for one or more of this Iroquoia series to complete the section over 7 hikes. Hikers must register for individual hikes.

Expect an average pace of 4 km/hr with snack/lunch breaks. Please arrive 15 minutes early so you’re ready for the shuttle to begin promptly at 8:30.

Hikers should be prepared for the season – layered clothing, hiking boots, snowshoes (if we get fresh snowfall), poles, water, snacks/lunch, first aid kit, and icers.

Hikers should be prepared to share their cars for shuttling – to be shared evenly.

If we encounter unsafe hiking or driving conditions, I will cancel/re-schedule the hike the day before. If you are unable to join us on the day of the hike, please text me at 647-231-0946

Niagara-on-the-Lake Tour

Hosting Club: Niagara
Category: Urban
Location (Google Maps): Park on King St near Centre St, Niagara-on-the-Lake

Hike Leader(s): Margaret Northfield Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium
Terrain: Easy
Distance: 5-6km

Description

Each Friday we will explore different neighbourhoods, trails and parkland throughout Historic Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Moderate pace with some weeks entirely on sidewalks and roads while others may include a mix of trails and paved pathways. Great way to build up endurance for longer more strenuous hikes.

Prepare for cooler windy conditions on open parkland and along Lake Ontario and Niagara River trails.

Plan to stay for conversation and a warm cup of coffee or tea at Sweets & Swirls, Community Centre, Niagara Stone Road, NOTL

CANCELLED - Halton Forest to Speyside (E2E)

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: General Hike
Location (Google Maps): Meet at the Pear Tree parking lot at Speyside on 15 Side Road at 9:15 am.

Hike Leader(s): Karen Bergmann Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing
Distance: 8 kms

Description

We will meet at 9:15 in the Pear Tree parking lot on 15 Side Road and carpool to 6th Line at the Halton Agreement Forest and hike back along the Hilton Falls Side Trail, Al Shaw Side Trail and the main trail. This trail has some serious rocks and we cross a couple of creeks.  Bring icers for your boots.  Hike is dependent on weather conditions.

Iroquoia E2E-in-Six / Stained Glass Badge (March 14/15, 21/22, 28/29)

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Stained Glass Badge Fundraiser – Iroquoia E2E-in-Six
Location (Google Maps): Day 1 – March 14, 2026/  Meet Up: Kilbride School, Panton St, Burlington (Please park in the back) 43.427756, -79.937991 (20 car spots).
Car shuttle to Hilton Falls Conservation Area.4985 Campbellville Rd, Milton 43.505705, -79.961589 (100 car spots)

Hike Leader(s): Joe Borges Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Dependent on Conditions, Slippery and Steep Sections, Slippery Sections Likely, Strenuous – Hilly with steep climbs and some poor footing
Distance: 26.68km

Description

Join us in the Iroquoia End-to-End in 6 starting in March 14, 2026 for 6 hikes. Each hike will be approximately 15-26 kms at a moderate pace.
This is suitable for intermediate to advanced hikers. (No children or pest on this hike)

We will be using hiker’s vehicles to shuttle between our start and end point for each hike. As well, there will be costs at some parking location, the cost will be shared.

Please note the longer distances and be physically prepared to hike at a 3-4 km pace. Proper hiking boots is a must! Bring hiking poles, food/snacks, water, hat, layers and rain gear. *Icers/Crampons are recommended.

Arrive at 8:30am at the Meet Up Point for roll call/check in/drive to the starting point. Hike will start at 9 am.

It is important to complete each section within a time frame to consider the shorter days.

Hikers will receive their End-to-End 6 Jefferson Salamander Badge upon completion on the last hike day.

If you must miss a day but can make it up before the last scheduled hike, you will still qualify for this special Jefferson Salamander badge which represents an endangered species sometimes seen in the Iroquoia section. This is a fundraising hike for the Iroquoia Bruce Trail Club. Proceeds go to the mission of protecting this ribbon of wilderness, the Bruce Trail.

All logistics/scheduling/start/stop and parking (shared cost if there is a fee) and a hike leader to guide you, is included.
provided in February, closer to the start date.

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Day 1 – March 14, 2026/
Meet Up: Kilbride School, Panton St, Burlington (Please park in the back) 43.427756, -79.937991 (20 car spots). Car shuttle to Hilton Falls Conservation Area.4985 Campbellville Rd, Milton 43.505705, -79.961589 (100 car spots) Hiking Distance: 26.68km

Day 2 – March 15, 2026/
Meet Up: City View Park Waterdown (2nd entrance off Kerns Rd. South of Dundas St.) N43.352308, W79.862585 (50 car spots). Car shuttle to Kilbride School, Panton St, Burlington – Please park in the back 43.427756, -79.937991
(20 car spots). Hiking Distance: 22.64km

Day 3 – March 21, 2026/
Meet Up: Davidson Blvd. Dundas N43.265251, W79.990490 (5 car spots). Car shuttle to City View Park Waterdown (2nd entrance off Kerns Rd. South of Dundas St.) N43.352308, W79.862585 (50 car spots). Hiking Distance: 21.94km

Day 4 – March 22, 2026/
Meet Up: Chedoke Golf Club parking lot, Hamilton N43.246205, W79.906935 (40 car spots). Car shuttle to Davidson Blvd. Dundas N43.265251, W79.990490 (5 car spots). Hiking Distance: 15.24km

Day 5 – March 28, 2026/
Meet Up: Glover Mountain Rd. Side Trail roadside parking, Stoney Creek N43.209155, W79.773801 (10 car spots). Car shuttle to Chedoke Golf Club parking lot, Hamilton N43.246205, W79.906935 (40 car spots). Hiking Distance: 17.58km

Day 6 – March 28, 2026/
Meet Up: Grimsby Lions Community Pool 1 Elm St, Grimsby  N43.193201, W79.565301 (30 car spots). Car shuttle to Glover Mountain Rd. Side Trail roadside parking, Stoney Creek N43.209155, W79.773801 (10 car spots).
Hiking Distance: 21.33km

This will be a great challenge and accomplishment, you’ll meet some great people and enjoy our beautiful section of the Bruce Trail. But,  remember to have fun!

Introduction to Trail Running – Dundas Valley Conservation Area (RE-SCHEDULED FROM MARCH 7)

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Special Event
Location (Google Maps): 134 Martin Road, Ancaster, ON. Parking beside Ancaster Baseball Matthew Kroll Field (unpaved lot)

Hike Leader(s): Kristen Rose Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Fast – 5+ km/hr
Terrain: Dependent on Conditions, Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing, Slippery Sections Likely
Distance: 10 km

Description

*Originally scheduled for March 7; and moved to March 14 due to weather conditions*

Are you curious about trail running but not sure how / where to get started?

Come join a guided trail run where you can learn the ropes while taking in the beauty of Dundas Valley in a small group setting.

What to expect:

After a brief warmup, we’ll hit the trails and do an approximately 10 km loop through Dundas Valley Conservation Area, primarily on the Headwaters Trail. This section of trail is used for local trail races and features a hilly section known as “The Three Sisters.”

To accommodate different paces and trail conditions, this will be a hike/run, where we will lightly jog flat and downhill sections and hike uphill sections, with some light instruction provided along the way.

Requirements:

-Registration is required for this event.

-Please wear trail running shoes; road running shoes are not suitable for this trail.

-Bring icers to put on your trail shoes for added traction, as the trail may be slippery at this time of year. Dress in layers for warmth. Bring water and a small snack for your needs.

Recommended:

-Hydration vest or run belt for carrying water and snacks.

Interested in getting informed before hitting the trails? Burlington Runners Club recently announced they will be hosting a “Welcome to the Trails” series, which includes 1-2 interactive sessions covering various topics such as safety, trail etiquette, essential gear and hydration and nutrition tips. Check out @Burlingtonrunnersclub for more details + session dates.

Notes:

• In the event of poor weather or trail conditions, I will need to cancel this event, for safety reasons.

Niagara Falls Loop

Hosting Club: Niagara
Category: Loop
Location (Google Maps): Meet at Floral Showhouse, Niagara River Parkway, Niagara Falls (just south of the Falls)

Hike Leader(s): Margaret Northfield Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium
Terrain: Easy
Distance: 8-9km

Description

We will hike through Dufferin Islands, Casino, Victoria Park and under the Rainbow Bridge and of course along by the Falls – something for everyone.  Mostly paved walking.

9:30 Explore the Power of Niagara's Black History: Chloe Cooley, Bound and Determined

Hosting Club: Niagara
Category: Loop
Location (Google Maps):

Queenston Heights Park, Niagara River Parkway, Niagara-on-the-Lake

Hike Leader(s): Karen Couch Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium
Terrain: Moderate
Distance: 7-8 kms

Description

On March 14, 1793, Chloe Cooley, was an enslaved Black woman living in Niagara, who fought for her freedom, and the freedom of thousands like her. On that date, her brave act of resistance led to the enactment of the first piece of legislation to limit enslavement in Great Britain AND the gradual abolition of enslavement in Canada. It also set the stage for the great freedom movement of enslaved African Americans known as the Underground Railroad. We will hike to where her powerful act of bravery is thought to have taken place and is marked with a plaque.

This hike will take us along the General Brock Side Trail (GBST) and on then on the Niagara Parkway (NP). The GBST’s terrain is hilly/moderate.  After stopping at the plaque, we will  partially retrace our steps, then climb a long set of metal stairs to take note of another plaque before returning to our cars.

The terrain may be icy and/or snow covered. Hiking poles and icers are advised, depending on the conditions. The main parking lot will be closed for the winter so park near the washrooms. A parking fee applies.

PLEASE NOTE: This hike counts as 1 of the 3 required hikes towards the Black History badge. If you have completed 3 hikes, and are interested in receiving a badge, please let me know.

For much more information about Chloe Cooley and Ontario’s Black history, open the link below. There are several very interesting videos embedded within the TVO Today 2023 article.

https://www.tvo.org/article/enslavement-is-part-of-our-history-understanding-chloe-cooleys-act-of-resistance

RAINBOW HIKE: Pi Day Rail Trail/Mountain Brow Loop

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Rainbow Hike
Location (Google Maps): Meet at the base of the Wentworth stairs

Hike Leader(s): Shayne Ward Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Dependent on Conditions, Easy – Mostly flat and usually good footing
Distance: 10km

Description

Join us for a leisurely loop and stellar views through the Hamilton portion of the Bruce Trail and Mountain Brow Blvd/Mountain Park Ave.

🌈 This queer-led, all-inclusive 2SLGBTQIA+ hike is designed to provide a safe, welcoming space for 2SGBTQIA+ hikers—including trans, gay, lesbian, bisexual, queer, Two-Spirit, intersex, asexual, allies and friends. Show up, be your authentic self!

Please plan to arrive for 9:45am as we will leave at 10am prompt.  We will depart from the base of the Wentworth stairs and walk the paved portion of the trail/Rail Trail to the Margate Stairs (380 stairs, metal with traction and rails).  We’ll go up the stairs and take Mountain View/Concession/Mountain Park back to the Wentworth Stairs (498 stairs, metal with traction and rails) and walk down the stairs to end where we started.

Please pack a lunch!  Plan for a lunch break at the top of the Margate Stairs.  There is a water fountain and benches there we can catch our breath before finishing the brow and Wentworth stairs.

🚗 🚌 This outing is accessible by car or public transit.  Parking available on side streets, start of hike is accessible by HSR Bus #05 (Delaware) at Wentworth Ave.

🐾 Dogs are welcome on this hike! For everyone’s safety and enjoyment, pups must be fully trained and kept on a non-retractable leash at all times. Please ensure you  pack out all your dog’s waste.

Visit “Dogs on the Bruce Trail” for further information. https://brucetrail.org/dogs-on-the-trail/

What to Bring:
• Water, snacks, and lunch, perhaps a hot beverage.
• Sunscreen, sunglasses, comfortable walking shoes/runners.
• Dress based on weather.

Free Bruce Trail Rainbow badges and stickers for all participants!
Questions? Simply click “Contact Hike Leader” on the registration form.