Hike Schedule

POSTPONED: Burlington Heritage Week / River & Ruin

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Historical Hike
Location (Google Maps): Kilbride Park Parking Lot Behind the Kilbride School, access to Main Trail and Kilbride Pass

Hike Leader(s): Joe Borges 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, Slippery and Steep Sections
Distance: 7.6 km

Description

Burlington Heritage Week Hike: River & Ruin

Join us for the special hike brought to you by Iroquoia Bruce Trail Club partnering with the City of Burlington for Heritage Week.

The theme this year is water, so we will hike through one of Burlington’s most historically rich landscapes. The River & Ruin trail winds through the beautiful Lowville Valley, where the natural drama of Twelve Mile Creek meets the traces of Burlington’s early settlement history. Along the way, we’ll explore the stories of Kilbride, Lowville, and the Cleaver family, whose mill, homestead, and ruins helped shape this valley nearly two hundred ago.

This hike offers more than beautiful views,  it’s a walk through time. From the limestone ruins and historic mill site to the creek that powered early industry and settlement, the route reveals how farming, waterpower, and pioneering families transformed the area into one of Burlington’s most fascinating heritage corridors. If you enjoy trails with a strong sense of place, local history, and a great story under your boots, this is the hike for you.

Come discover the hidden history of Kilbride and the Lowville Valley, experience why this unique trail is one of Burlington’s most memorable heritage walks.

Note, no dogs are permitted on this hike.

Urban Walk: Waterfront Trail 4/11 – Parklawn

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

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

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Flat
Distance (km): 9.1 km

Description

Please join me at Old Mill Station no later than 9:12 am.  We will take the 66 bus departing 9:27 am, arriving 9:40 am.  If you want to meet us at Parklawn and Lakeshore, please be there by 9:40 am.  We start hiking at 9:50 am.

We will hike east along the lake to Spadina.  The estimated distance is 9.1 km.  Here is an online map of our route Parklawn to Spadina

Bring a snack, at least 2 liters of water, sunscreen and bug spray.

Rescheduled Hike 1: Burlington Heritage Week / River & Ruin

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Historical Hike
Location (Google Maps):

Kilbride Park Parking Lot Behind the Kilbride School, access to Main Trail and Kilbride Pass

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

Pace: Leisurely – 3km/hr or less

Distance: 7.6 km

Description

RESCHEDULED: Burlington Heritage Week Hike: River & Ruin

Join us for the special hike brought to you by Iroquoia Bruce Trail Club partnering with the City of Burlington for Heritage Week.

The theme this year is water, so we will hike through one of Burlington’s most historically rich landscapes. The River & Ruin trail winds through the beautiful Lowville Valley, where the natural drama of Twelve Mile Creek meets the traces of Burlington’s early settlement history. Along the way, we’ll explore the stories of Kilbride, Lowville, and the Cleaver family, whose mill, homestead, and ruins helped shape this valley nearly two hundred ago.

This hike offers more than beautiful views,  it’s a walk through time. From the limestone ruins and historic mill site to the creek that powered early industry and settlement, the route reveals how farming, waterpower, and pioneering families transformed the area into one of Burlington’s most fascinating heritage corridors. If you enjoy trails with a strong sense of place, local history, and a great story under your boots, this is the hike for you.

Come discover the hidden history of Kilbride and the Lowville Valley, experience why this unique trail is one of Burlington’s most memorable heritage walks.

Note, no dogs are permitted on this hike.

Urban Walk: Midtown Ravine Hike - ET Seton, Sunnybrook and Sherwood Parks

Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Urban Walk
Location (Google Maps): Sunnybrook Park Subway Station (Eglinton Crosstown at Leslie)

Hike Leader(s): Ted Moriarty Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Hilly, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot)
Distance (km): 7 kilometres

Description

Please join me for a morning hike through three Toronto ravine parks and the streets of North Toronto. We will wind our way through ET Seton Park, Sunnybrook Park and Sherwood Park. From here we will explore the North Toronto neighbourhood between Mount Pleasant Road and Yonge Street. The hike will end on Yonge Street just north of Eglinton Subway Station.

Route map:

https://onthegomap.com/s/k69os2b6

Travel to the trailhead:
Meet Ted at the Sunnybrook Park Station (Eglinton Crosstown) exit turnstiles. There is only one exit from this station.

Washrooms:
There are no washrooms at Sunnybrook Park Subway Station. The closest subway washroom is at Eglinton Station (Eglinton and Yonge). During the 7 km hike, we will stop at three public washrooms located at kilometres 1, 2 and 5.

Après-hike:

There will be an optional après-hike stop at Rose and Crown (2335 Yonge Street). Alternatively, hikers can explore the Yonge and Eglinton neighbourhood and visit one of the many restaurants or cafes in the area.

Hockley 2 loops

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: General Hike
Location (Google Maps): Meet at 9:15 roadside on Third Line EHS

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: 7 kms

Description

Meeting at 9:15 am on Third Line EHS by Hockley Valley Provincial Park, we will hike the Isabel East, Cam Snell and Glen Cross Side Trails, with some main trail connecting  them all. There are some hills on this hike.  Please bring sufficient water and bug spray/bug net.

Looping Through Starkey Hills Conservation Area, Guelph

Hosting Club: Caledon Hills
Category: Tuesday Hikers
Location (Google Maps): 735 Arkell Rd., Puslinch, ON N1H 6H8, Canada

Hike Leader(s): Doris Harper Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

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

Description

From the parking lot we will hike the trails through the conservation area. We can also access other trails in the immediate area. There are moderate hills.

Bring water and snacks. Sunscreen and insect repellent and  a hat recommended.

Chasing Waterfalls - Balls Falls

Hosting Club: Niagara
Category: In and Out
Location (Google Maps): Sho’arishon Park, parking lot in Jordan

Hike Leader(s): Dian Wright Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely <3 km/hr
Terrain: Moderate: some hills and some poor footing
Distance: 5 -6

Description

Let’s go chasing waterfalls! First stop Balls Falls upper and lower Falls.

Bring your hiking poles, hiking boots and a sense of adventure.  Let’s explore the beauty of Niagara in all it’s wonder and glory!

This approximately 5km hike will take us into the woods!  There will be some hilly areas and beautiful old growth trees.

Join me for what will hopefully become one of many! See you on the trail!

RIM 2 RIM Badge Hike #2 Mad River Rim (Second in a series of 3 for the Rim2Rim badge)

Hosting Club: Blue Mountains
Category: Organized Hike
Location (Google Maps): Devil’s Glen Provincial Park, Simcoe County Rd 124, Glen Huron, ON L0M 1H0

Hike Leader(s): Rob Johnston Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Strenuous – Hilly with steep climbs and some poor footing
Distance: 10

Description

This is the second of three the Rim-To-Rim hikes required for the Blue Mountain Rim-To-Rim badge. This hikes starts at the top of a river valley, hikes down and up the other side, then back again. As such these are very hilly and strenuous.

About 12 km with almost 800 m elevation gain.

Meet at Devil’s Glen PP parking lot. We will hike south along the white blazed main Bruce Trail down through the Devil’s Glen area, cross the Mad River, then go up the other side to where the trail meets the blue blazed Mad River Side Trail. We will hike down along the sidetrail until it rejoins the main trail, then return to our cars again following the main trail. Bring lots of snacks, lunch and water. Check the other two Rim-To-Rim hikes in the schedule on 8 July 2026 and 29 Aug 2026

Halton Agreement Forest

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: General Hike
Location (Google Maps): Meet roadside on 4th Line at 9:15 am. Up Guelph Line from the 401, turn right on 10 Side Road and follow the curve as it becomes 4th Line.

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

Meeting at 9:15 am in the small parking lot and roadside on 4th Line, we will hike several of the bike trails, including The Den and The Pines.

Hike, followed by Blues in the Park

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

2275 Dorchester Rd, Niagara Falls, ON L2J 0H1

Hike Leader(s): Marion Hanover Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely <3 km/hr
Terrain: Moderate: some hills and some poor footing
Distance: 4km

Description

Hike series Thursday evenings throughout the summer, followed by optional Blues in the Park.  Come prepared to hike 1.5 leisure hike.  Various blues bands free of charge starting at 7pm in the park.  Bring lawn chair, beverage and snack to share.

Niagara-on-the-Lake Tour

Hosting Club: Niagara
Category: Urban
Location (Google Maps): Park on King St near Centre St, just outside of Veteran’s Memorial Park, Niagara-on-the-Lake

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

Pace: Medium 3- 4 km/hr
Terrain: Easy: mostly flat, good footing
Distance: 6-7km

Description

Each Friday we will explore Niagara-on-the-Lake while getting a moderate paced walk.  Discover where the Niagara River meets Lake Ontario. Experience the Heritage District, woods and the Niagara Parkway.

Some weeks may be totally on sidewalks and roads while others may include a mix of trail and paved pathways.

Great way to build up endurance for longer more strenuous hikes.

Plan to stay for conversation and a coffee at Sweets & Swirls, Community Centre, Niagara Stone Rd., NOTL

CANCELLED - Afternoon Hike -Terra Cotta to Walking Fern

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Afternoon/Evening Hikes
Location (Google Maps): Meet at 4:15 pm on 10 Line, between Terra Cotta and Silver Creek Conservation Areas.

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: 6 kms

Description

A short afternoon hike, we will carpool from 10 Line to Winston Churchill Blvd and hike back through Terra Cotta CA along the main trail and then on the Walking Fern Side Trail, which is very technical (rocky).  Bring bug spray/bug net and sufficient water and sturdy hiking boots.

Peninsula Sunrise Series: The Grotto

Hosting Club: Peninsula
Category: Sunrise Hike
Location (Google Maps): Parking lot at Dyers Bay Rd & Hwy 6, Northern Bruce Peninsula, ON N0H 1Z0

Hike Leader(s): Kathleen Stahlbaum Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely (2.0 – 3.0 km/h): A relaxed pace with frequent breaks and a focus on enjoyment., Medium (3.0 – 4.5 km/h): A comfortable pace for most hikers with steady progress.
Terrain: Difficult: Steep ascents/descents, rocky scrambling, and some rugged escarpment paths., Easy: Flat forested sections or lowland trails., Moderate: Rolling hills, mild slopes and rocky paths.
Distance: 7.5 km

Description

Experience the magic of dawn on the Bruce Trail with the Sunrise Hike Series offered by the Peninsula Bruce Trail Club. These early morning hikes provide a perfect opportunity to awaken your senses, boost your energy, and immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature as the sun paints the sky with breathtaking hues. As we make our way through scenic forest trails, we’ll pause to witness the first light shimmering on the turquoise waters of Georgian Bay – a sight that will surely leave you in awe!

Beyond the beauty, morning light helps regulate your circadian rhythm, elevating your mood, boosting energy levels and improving sleep quality. Whether you’re looking to start your day with a sense of calm, capture stunning sunrise photos, or simply reconnect with nature, these hikes offer a unique and inspiring way to greet the day.

On Saturday August 8th, join us in hiking the Cyprus Lake and Georgian Bay Trail to the Grotto at Indian Head Cove, where we’ll experience the sun rising over the Bay from the iconic shoreline before returning via the Marr Lake Trail. We’ll have the joy of taking in the stunning colours of the sky as the first light sparkles on the stunning turquoise waters. This peaceful sunrise hike is the perfect way to connect with nature, capture some incredible photos, and start the day with fresh air and inspiration. Whether you’re a morning person or just love a good adventure, come experience the magic of dawn from one of the best vantage points on the Bruce Peninsula!

Don’t forget to bring a headlamp or flashlight (preferably with a red light setting) as we begin our adventure in the pre-dawn quiet. Join us and discover how a sunrise hike can nourish your mind, body, and spirit – setting the tone for a brighter, more balanced day.

This hike is approximately 7.5 kms in length. Expect to be on the trail for ~3 hours. Pace will be leisurely with ample time to enjoy the sunrise, take some photographs, and nourish yourself!

How to prepare

• Get a good night’s sleep
• Bring lots of water and a snack (breakfast and/or coffee are recommended if that’s your thing!)
• Bring a headlamp or flashlight (preferably with a red light setting)
• Wear waterproof hiking boots
• Hiking poles are recommended but not necessary
• Bring insect repellant or wear protective clothing
• Bring sunscreen

LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE! We will be meeting at the parking lot at the corner of Highway 6 & Dyer’s Bay road and carpooling in 2-3 vehicles to Bruce Peninsula National Park. If you have a Parks pass, please bring it with you!

In the event of cloudy/rainy weather, the hike will be held on Sunday, August 9th. Please watch your emails for a confirmation the week of the hike!

8:30am Sketching Hike

Hosting Club: Niagara, Iroquoia
Category: Mindfulness
Location (Google Maps):

Hike Leader(s): Suzanne Gourluck Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely <3 km/hr
Terrain: Easy: mostly flat, good footing
Distance: 6 km

Description

Join us for a relaxed hike around Queenston Heights, with a few stops along the way to sketch what catches your eye. These outings are about slowing down, observing the world more closely, and practising concentration, attention, and creativity.

No artistic experience is needed. The focus isn’t on creating a perfect drawing or meeting any standard—it’s simply about noticing, exploring, and enjoying the process. Over the coming months, we’ll return to Queenston Heights on different hikes, gradually building a personal collection of small sketches inspired by the changing landscape.

Please bring:

A small blank notebook/sketchbook. It doesn’t need to be quality paper. A spiral binding makes it easier to open flat.

A small selection of any of these: coloured pencils, graphite pencils, markers or ink pens and an eraser.

Not necessary but nice- a small lightweight stool

Dress as you would for an easy hike.  Bring snack, water, poles and bug spray.

Area 8 Conservation Area Hike - Family Friendly

Hosting Club: Toronto, Caledon Hills
Category: General
Location (Google Maps): Area 8 Conservation Area; Halton’s newest conservation area. Participants need to register online and pay a nominal fee to enter and support the park.

Hike Leader(s): Lynn Dobson Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely – 3 km/hour or less
Terrain: Easy – mostly flat and usually good footing
Distance: approximately 7 km

Description

Come explore Area 8, the newest conservation area in Conservation Halton Parks. It was formerly a quarry and has undergone habitat restoration and provides links to Kelso Conservation Area. It is a beautiful setting. This is a family-friendly hike and is ideal for anyone wanting to make a day of it. We will start with a 2.2 km walk around the lake during which there will be a number of native species to watch and listen for. After our lakeside warm-up, we will hike up to the top of the escarpment with one large gradual hill to climb. We will stop at a viewpoint and then carry on to connect with the Bruce Trail in Kelso. The trail is very wide and is mostly hard-packed gravel/dirt for the entire hike. This additional 5.5. km route is a there-and-back. Following the hike, you may want to continue your day at Area 8. There are kayaks, canoes, and boats available to rent. There are children’s play areas. There are lots of picnic tables and some firepits so you can enjoy a nice picnic lunch or even a BBQ. While there is a swimming area, swimming is only permitted for those registered in an Area 8 swim program. There are washrooms onsite, and there is plenty of parking. To support the facilities, there is an entrance fee. When you pay in advance, you are given an entry code to use at the gate.

Urban Walk: Bartley Smith Greenway Trail

Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Urban Walk
Location (Google Maps): Maple GO station, 30 Station Street, Vaughan ON

Hike Leader(s): Felix Wan; Talise Liang Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Variable
Distance (km): 13.5 km

Description

Join us on a walk along the southern portion of the Bartley Smith Greenway Trail. We’ll walk through a mixture of residential neighbourhoods, wooded areas, and trails along the West Don River. We hope to see many species of birds, insects, and flowers, and we will pass by a lookout at Keffer Marsh.

Route map: https://onthegomap.com/s/vh797jei

The terrain is generally flat with a few gentle hills, and features a mixture of paved paths, road walking, and dirt/gravel trails. Depending on weather conditions, parts of the trail may be muddy or wet. Bring a good pair of hiking/walking shoes, as well as a lunch/snacks, at least 2L of drinking water, sun protection, and insect repellent.

Travel to the trailhead:

• By TTC/GO: Meet Felix at Downsview Park subway station by 9:00 a.m. We will make the short walk to the GO station platform to take the northbound train departing at 9:11 a.m., and arriving at Maple GO station at 9:25 a.m., where we will meet up with Talise and start the hike. The GO transfer costs an additional $0.40 (adult fare) if you tap with your PRESTO card. People coming from Union station may board the Barrie Line GO train departing at 8:52 a.m.
• By car: Free parking is available at Maple station. Note that you will need to find your way back to Maple station after the end of the hike, given that this is a linear hike.

Washrooms:

Unfortunately, the washrooms at Maple and Rutherford GO stations are closed on weekends. The nearest available washrooms are located at Finch West subway station, one stop north of Downsview Park station. The washrooms on the GO train can also be used. Soon after we start the hike, we will stop to use washrooms at Walmart (approximately km 0.6). There is also a porta-potty at km 7.6 in Langstaff Park, where we will aim to have our lunch break.

Après-hike:

There will be an optional après-hike stop at Montana’s (2011 Steeles Ave. W.), a short walk from the end point of the hike.

Hike Ontario–Certified Hike Leader Course (9am-5pm)

Hosting Club: Peninsula
Category: CHL Training
Location (Google Maps): The Meeting Place Tobermory
20 Centennial Dr, Tobermory, ON N0H 2R0

Hike Leader(s): Ruth Moffatt, Saabir Sohrab Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Distance: N/A

Description

Certified Hike Leader Course

Before registering, please ensure that you meet all prerequisites established by Hike Ontario.

For course requirements and eligibility, visit:
https://hikeontario.com/takeacourse/trainingcourses/certified-hike-leader/

This one-day course certifies volunteers as Certified Hike Leaders, enabling them to lead hikes on the Peninsula Bruce Trail and other sections of the Bruce Trail. Participants must be referred by the Peninsula Hike Director or by an active hike leader within the Peninsula Bruce Trail Club.

All registered participants will receive an electronic copy of the Certified Hike Leader Manual in advance of the course. Attendance at the full-day, in-person training session is required. The course includes approximately one hour of outdoor activities, so please dress appropriately for the weather.

This training is intended for individuals who have already participated in a number of group hikes on the Bruce Trail and are ready to begin leading their own hikes.

The course includes:

• Certified Hike Leader Manual
• Certified Hike Leader badge
• Wallet card
• Instruction on posting and managing hikes through the Bruce Trail Conservancy online hike schedule

During the course, you will be guided through the process of posting your first hike to the schedule. Please come prepared with:

• A potential date that fits your schedule
• A proposed hike route (assistance is available if needed)

There are many types of hikes you can lead. Reviewing currently posted hikes can be a helpful source of ideas. You are welcome to use an existing hike as a model and offer the same route on a different date.

What to Bring

Please bring:

• Your lunch
• Any snacks you may need throughout the day

The course schedule includes:

• Morning break (approximately 10:00 a.m.)
• 30-minute lunch break
• Afternoon break

The course typically concludes by 5:00 p.m. or earlier.

Coffee and tea will be provided. A microwave is available on-site for participant use.

Important Information

• There are no make-up sessions for missed courses.

Rescheduled Hike 2: Burlington Heritage Week / River & Ruin

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Historical Hike
Location (Google Maps):

Kilbride Park Parking Lot Behind the Kilbride School, access to Main Trail and Kilbride Pass

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

Pace: Leisurely – 3km/hr or less

Distance: 7.6 km

Description

Burlington Heritage Week Hike: River & Ruin

Join us for the special hike brought to you by Iroquoia Bruce Trail Club partnering with the City of Burlington for Heritage Week.

The theme this year is water, so we will hike through one of Burlington’s most historically rich landscapes. The River & Ruin trail winds through the beautiful Lowville Valley, where the natural drama of Twelve Mile Creek meets the traces of Burlington’s early settlement history. Along the way, we’ll explore the stories of Kilbride, Lowville, and the Cleaver family, whose mill, homestead, and ruins helped shape this valley nearly two hundred ago.

This hike offers more than beautiful views,  it’s a walk through time. From the limestone ruins and historic mill site to the creek that powered early industry and settlement, the route reveals how farming, waterpower, and pioneering families transformed the area into one of Burlington’s most fascinating heritage corridors. If you enjoy trails with a strong sense of place, local history, and a great story under your boots, this is the hike for you.

Come discover the hidden history of Kilbride and the Lowville Valley, experience why this unique trail is one of Burlington’s most memorable heritage walks.

Note, no dogs are permitted on this hike.

Geology Hike and Badge Series - Lion's Head

Hosting Club: Peninsula
Category: Geology Hike
Location (Google Maps): Lion’s Head

Hike Leader(s): Beth Gilhespy Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely (2.0 – 3.0 km/h): A relaxed pace with frequent breaks and a focus on enjoyment., Medium (3.0 – 4.5 km/h): A comfortable pace for most hikers with steady progress.
Terrain: Moderate: Rolling hills, mild slopes and rocky paths.
Distance: 11

Description

Join the adventure and earn the inaugural Peninsula Geology Badge! Over a stretch of 13 hikes and a couple of extra stops, we will explore the fascinating geology of the Peninsula to learn about the rocks, the shoreline features, glaciation, fossils and all things earthy. The 13 hikes are from the book “Walking Through Time – Exploring the Geology of the Saugeen (Bruce) Peninsula”. Having a copy will give you a lot of great information, but you do not have to purchase the book to attend and enjoy the hikes. Just bring your curiosity! We will make sure to hit all the locations that qualify for the beautiful new Walking Through Time – Saugeen (Bruce) Peninsula geology hike badge. If you would like to purchase a book I will have some available on the hikes, or you can pick one up from the BTC Head Office, at Ginger Press in Owen Sound, Suntrail Source for Adventure in Hepworth, the Shop at 84 Main in Lion’s Head and at Reader’s Haven in Tobermory.

You are welcome to come on just a few of the hikes or on all of them, and the dates and hikes are as follows:

Date                                         Geology Hike                                                             km

Saturday May 2, 2026         Colpoy’s Bay                                                               9.0

Saturday May 9, 2026         Gravelly Point (am) and Rural Rocks (pm)         8.6

Saturday May 16, 2026       Malcolm Bluff                                                             7.3

Sunday May 17, 2026          White Bluff/Smokey Head                                     11.8

Sunday May 24, 2026        Crooked Toe Road                                                     5.5

Sunday May 31, 2026         Hope Bay                                                                     8.1

Sunday June 14, 2026        Boundary Bluffs                                                         5.2

Saturday July 4, 2026        Cape Dundas                                                              6.2

Saturday July 11, 2026        Beth Gilhespy Side Trail                                          7.6

Saturday August 8, 2026    Lion’s Head                                                               11.0

Saturday August 15, 2026   Dyer’s Bay Loops                                                      7.5

Saturday August 22, 2026   North Saugeen (Bruce) Shoreline                        8.0

Meeting times will vary depending on the hike, but will generally be some time between 9 am and 10 am. Information on exact meeting times and locations will be sent out a few days prior to the hike.