Hike Schedule

Urban Walk: Riverwood Conservancy Loop

Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Urban Walk
Location (Google Maps): Toronto transit users meet me outside Islington Subway Station at 8:45, take the tunnel under Islington Ave. to the East side. We will be catching MiWay Bus#26 at 8:59 for a 1 hr journey to our destination, disembarking Burnhamthorpe Road at the Credit Woodlands. Coming directly to the hike, from Burnhamthorpe Road turn onto Riverwood Park Lane and park in the first parking lot on your left. Walk through MacEwan Terrace Garden, turn right past the barn to the Visual Arts Mississauga Building. Wait outside for the Transit group to arrive. Please arrive by 10:00 am. Public washrooms located inside.

Hike Leader(s): Andrew Proczek Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Level 1 (Easy – mostly on flat, well maintained trails with hard-packed surface), Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Variable
Distance (km): 10-11 km

Description

Join me for a history loop hike through Riverwood Conservancy and surrounding trails. Before lunch we will loop on the upper Riverwood Trails and after lunch we will tackle the lower trails including the Culham trail along the Credit River.

This hike has most of my usual elements: multi surfaces, dirt and packed gravel; some challenging bits; hills, forests and streams; history (3 of Canada’s most impressive Prime Ministers visited or vacationed at Riverwood); and spectacular lookouts. Hiking shoes, long pants and hiking poles are recommended. You can shorten the hike by dropping out at different stages during the hike.

We will take our lunch in the back of Historic Chappell House built in 1919.

The same set public washrooms we will access at the start, just before lunch and at finish of the hike.

Hike Route: https://onthegomap.com/s/ehgoprv9

Mindfulness Hike - 5,4,3,2,1

Hosting Club: Niagara, Iroquoia

Location (Google Maps): Mountainview Conservation Area

Hike Leader(s): Ruth Moffatt 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, Strenuous – Hilly with steep climbs and some poor footing
Distance: Approximately 5km

Description

This is a hike qualifier for the new Mindfulness badge from Niagara Club.  Today we will hike quietly using the 5,4,3,2,1 method. 5 things we can see, 4 things we can touch, 3 things we can hear, 2 things we can smell and one thing we can taste. This is a useful tool to help quiet our mind during our hike. Please bring enough water and snacks for your needs, poles if you use them, bug spray and dress for the weather.

Please cancel your registration if you are not able to make it. This will allow someone from the waitlist to register.

To cancel your registration:
– 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

Unless it is very last minute, you do not have to let the hike leader know.

Baking for Conservation: A Biscotti-Making Fundraiser

Hosting Club: Peninsula
Category: Event
Location (Google Maps): Cape Chin Road North, Lion’s Head, ON. Address given upon registration.

Hike Leader(s): Laura Tilly and Marg Glendon Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Description

Support local conservation and stewardship!

Baking for Conservation is a unique and intimate culinary experience and fundraiser for BTC Conservation on the Saugeen Peninsula.

Combine your interest in baking with your love for the Bruce Trail. This is a hands-on learning opportunity in a home kitchen setting. The baking group will make five different types of biscotti. Biscotti are a wonderful holiday gift or treat for anytime. Get ahead of your holiday baking by experimenting with proven biscotti recipes. All supplies are provided. Take-home recipes, tips and samples are provided by our certified culinary host, Laura Tilly. After making the biscotti, enjoy a delightful biscotti-tea party. This lovely home setting is nestled at the forest fringe near Cape Chin North with the sound of the gentle waves of Georgian Bay lapping upon the nearby shore.

Optional – join us for a walk or swim to the shore and enjoy the beautiful view of picturesque Georgian Bay.  And/or, join a short pre-event hike to see examples of local conservation at a nearby BTC Nature Reserve.  Contact Marg @ pbtcoutreach@gmail.com, if interested in the pre-event hike.

Free will donation. All proceeds will be dedicated to Bruce Trail Conservancy for local PBTC Conservation projects. Please consider donating generously. Tax receipt will be given for donations over $20.

After  registering for the event, go to https://brucetrail.org/donations/ to make your donation. A tax receipt is issued immediately. Please indicate that your donation is directed toward PBTC Conservation needs and from Baking for Conservation fundraiser. No refunds.

CANCELLED - Afternoon hike - Halton Agreement Forest

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Afternoon/Evening Hikes
Location (Google Maps): Meet roadside on 4th Line. 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: 6 kms

Description

We will hike around the bike trails in this lovely Forest.  The bugs will be active, so bring bug spray/bug net.

5:00 pm Hike & Picnic then “Gateau & Grace” HARP & VIOLIN DUO

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

St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

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

This is a series of hikes which will take place on 3 Wednesday evenings in July and August. We will hike around Niagara-on-the-Lake and surrounds (1.5 hrs) stopping for a shared picnic on the lawns of St Andrews. At 7 pm others will join us on the lawns and you will have your choice of some delicious cakes. Then we will go inside to enjoy a special musical performance and a short reflection on “Grace”. This is a free event

Bring a folding chair and some savoury food to share (dessert is provided). Dress so you’ll be comfortable hiking and picnicking. A change of clothes is not required. Bathrooms will be available.

CANCELLED - Heritage Rd to Silver Creek (linear hike)

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: General Hike
Location (Google Maps): Meet at Silver Creek Conservation Area on Fallbrook Trail Rd 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: 9 kms

Description

Meeting at 9:15 am roadside at Silver Creek Conservation Area, we will carpool to Heritage Rd and hike back along the main trail through Terra Cotta CA and Silver Creek CA. Be prepared for rocks and a few hilly bits.  Bring sufficient water, a snack and bug spray/bug net.

Chasing Waterfalls - Rockway Conservation

Hosting Club: Niagara
Category: Rainbow 🌈
Location (Google Maps): Rockway Conservation Area
Parking is free

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 km

Description

Join the Niagara Bruce Trail Club, at Rockway Conservation Area!

Hike Details

Route:  This hike starts at the parking lot at Rockway Conservation Area.  We will hike along the Bruce Trail towards Louth and then loop back to Rockway and take the waterfall side trail.

Terrain: Rockway has some hills, ups and downs in a mostly forested setting. We will adjust the pace to the group but be prepared for some rocky or uneven footing and climbing up and down. We recommend using hiking poles. Wearing good hiking shoes is a must. Carry water, wear a hat and insect repellent – mosquito season is underway. We will take a break at the lower falls – bring a snack or maybe some to share!

The hike goes ahead rain or shine unless there are dangerous weather conditions – the hike leader will contact you by email if anything changes.

***Please arrive by 5:45 to check in with the hike leaders for departure right at 6pm.

8:00 pm Sunset & Moonlight Night Hike in Niagara-on-the-Lake

Hike open to BTC Members only.

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

Veteran’s Memorial Park, park just outside the park on King St.

Hike Leader(s): Robin Garrett Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely <3 km/hr

Distance: 6-7 km

Description

Moonlight Night Hike – Take in the magic of the rising moon over Lake Ontario and the Niagara River. This hike includes a stop to connect with your senses – sights, sounds, smells and the rhythm of your breath. Counts towards your night hike badge (5 night hikes).

Full Moon Night Hike No.9 (Sturgeon Moon)

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Moonlight Hikes
Location (Google Maps): We will meet at Coronation Park in Oakville the smaller farthest east parking lot – across from the water filtration plant. (follow the GPS coordinates).

Hike Leader(s): Joe Borges 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: 5 km

Description

The Sturgeon Moon hike is the ninth full moon of 2026. The full moon is 12:30 am on Aug 28th, so we will see almost peak – PLUS the partial Lunar Eclipse starts around 9:30 pm Aug 27.

This is the third urban Oakville hike and this time we’ll be walking through Coronation Park along the lake, toward Bronte Harbour, we’ll walk the break water at the marina and then head back along the lake to our cars. The views of the lake and Moon should be excellent if we get a clear night.

We will meet at Coronation Park in Oakville the smaller farthest east parking lot – across from the water filtration plant. The lot is next to the Canoe / Kayak launch (follow the GPS coordinates). DO NOT park in the Main lot. I will have my tailgate up on my white Nissan Qashqai.

Please plan to arrive by 8:45 pm so we can get everyone registered and head out at 9:00 pm.

Be sure to dress for the weather, bring 1.5 L of water, bug spray and poles if you use them. Also headlamp or flashlight. You can leave them off and use them when needed.

To view our route on AllTrails, please visit:
https://www.alltrails.com/explore/recording/evening-hike-at-ibtc-buck-moon-night-hike-no8-caffa39?u=m&sh=4wexyx

If this is your third hike in the series you qualify for the Iroquoia Full Moon badge – new for 2026! Cost is $10 for BTC Members and $15 for non-members. Badges can be picked up at this hike if you pre-order and pay through Iroquoia Bruce Trail Club Badges – Iroquoia Bruce Trail Club

Members / Click to Purchase Your Badges
https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/1de4dba1-aca4-44e2-b0b0-d94f1c826c42

Non-Members / Click to Purchase Your Badges
https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/93131d23-cc73-44fe-913d-e4938ee174c6

9:00 am Niagara on the Lake Tour & Some Yoga

Hike open to BTC Members only.

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

Veteran’s Memorial Park, park just outside the park on King St.

Hike Leader(s): Robin Garrett Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely <3 km/hr

Distance: 5 km

Description

Enjoy the benefits of pausing for a yoga practice as we tour through the trails, parkland and Historic Niagara-on-the-Lake. No mat required. Movement will focus on a flow of standing poses designed especially for hikers. Plan to stay for conversation and a warm cup of coffee or tea at Sweets & Swirls, Community Centre, Niagara Stone Road, NOTL.

Peninsula Sturgeon Full Moon Hike - Meet time is 7:15pm

Hosting Club: Iroquoia, Peninsula
Category: Moonlight Hikes
Location (Google Maps): Meet in the Bruce Trail parking lot located off of Cape Chin North Road

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

Pace: Leisurely – 3km/hr or less, Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Dependent on Conditions, Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing, Strenuous – Hilly with steep climbs and some poor footing
Distance: 10 km

Description

This full moon hike is in the Peninsula Section of trail and led by an Iroquoia Hike Leader.

Welcome to more Full Moon Hike Series – This is the 3/4 full moon hikes.  Details for collecting badges are at the bottom of the hike details.
We will meet in the parking lot located off Cape Chin North Road. From here we will take the Cape Chin Meadows Side Trail and connect. with the main trail out to Cape Chin and then follow the loop around to connect back up with the Cape Chin Meadows Side Trail.

Sunset is at 8:10pm 
Bring water and whatever snacks you need as well as a first aid kit, poles if you use them and most importantly, a head-lamp with a red light if you have one.

The next full moon hike is September 26 Harvest Moon – Meet time is 6:00 pm

The following is from the Bruce Trail Conservancy website regarding Hiking at Night. 
While most hikers choose to explore the Bruce Trail by day to take in the colourful sights and vast vistas, venturing out after dark also has its benefits.
Hiking at night allows you to tap into other senses and explore nature in a whole new way. From stargazing to nocturnal animal sightings, there is a lot to see and hear when exploring the Bruce Trail after sunset. No matter your motivation for heading out for a nighttime hike, certain precautions should be taken to ensure that your time on the Trail is safe and enjoyable.

Before you go
Plan your route and choose somewhere familiar. It’s easy to get turned around in the darkness. Planning your route and hiking it in daylight first will help you know what to expect. If you’ve never tried hiking at night, start with a shorter hike somewhere familiar to you. Always stay on the Trail to avoid getting lost.

Bring a headlamp or flashlight and extra batteries. The Trail can be quite rugged with uneven surfaces, rocks, and roots. A headlamp or flashlight is essential for preventing trips and falls – and both are brighter and last longer than your phone’s built-in light. A light source with different settings, including a red light, is ideal as bright lights can be hard on your eyes over time.

Bring a fully charged cell phone. You should always bring your phone with you when hitting the trails in case you need to call for help. Most phones have a flashlight function that can act as a backup to your headlamp. You can also use your phone’s GPS with apps like the Bruce Trail App and what3words for navigational and safety purposes.

Wear reflective clothing and bring a whistle. A reflective piece of clothing can help other hikers or drivers see you in the darkness. A whistle can help others hear you in case of an emergency, even if they can’t see you.

Plan to do your first hike under a full moon and a clear sky.
A full moon can provide a surprising amount of light. Planning your first night hike during a full moon and clear sky can be a great way to acclimate yourself to hiking after dark.

Don’t go solo and tell someone where you are going. Always share your route with someone before heading out in case of an emergency. Bring a friend to explore the Trail together, or join one of the moonlit hikes offered by some Bruce Trail Clubs.

Bring layers. The temperature can drop quickly in the woods at night. Bring layers to stay warm and comfortable.
While Hiking

Slow down and be aware of hazards. Don’t expect to hike at the same pace you would in daylight. Darkness can make the terrain more challenging. Slow down, pay attention to your surroundings, and stay away from cliff edges to prevent injuries.

Be prepared for wildlife. Many animals such as coyotes, owls, bats, salamanders, foxes, opossums, and skunks are active at night. Sightings can enhance your nighttime hiking experience but be careful not to get too close. Keep your ears open to the sounds around you to avoid unwanted interactions.

While more preparations may be needed for a hike after dusk, for many, once they find themselves in the cool of the night gazing up at the constellations or watching an owl swoop through the darkness, the effort is well worth it.

If you are collecting your badge tonight or September 26, please bring exact cash $10 for members and $15 for non-members to cover the cost of the badge.  You must’ve have completed at least 4 full moon hikes. If you wish to pay by e-transfer and have your badge mailed out to you, you may also choose to receive it that way. For simplicity sake, and because it will be dark out, it would be appreciated if you could please choose one method of receiving your badge or the other. Badges are on the honour system so if this is your 4th hike, please feel free to receive your badge.

Coach Trip: Petroglyphs Provincial Park

Trip Information
Departure Time: 08:00
Return to City Time: 19:00
Departure Point: York Mills Bus Pickup

Trip Activities
Hiking ($0.01)

Optional Items

Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Coach Trips
Location (Google Maps): Petroglyphs Provincial Park

Hike Leader(s): Robin Crombie, Felix Wan, Brian Rideout, Tom Swales 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), Rocky, Variable
Distance (km): 8 or 5.2

Description

*Re-scheduled from June*

Join us for a visit to Petroglyphs Provincial Park.

Hikers will have the option to join one of two groups.

Group #1 (Robin and Felix):

The day will be divided into two portions. We’ll begin by touring the exhibits and watching a 20-minute video at the Learning Place Visitor Centre to discover the traditions of the Ojibway (Nishnaabe) people, which will be followed by a 45-minute guided tour of the Kinoomaage Waapkong (aka The Teaching Rocks or the Peterborough Petroglyphs), the largest known concentration of Indigenous rock carvings (petroglyphs) in Canada. Afterwards, we will hike along the Nanabush Trail, stopping near Minnow Lake for a lunch break, then continue our hike along the Marsh and West Day Use Trails. The total distance will be approximately 8 km.

Group #2 (Brian and Tom):

After the stop at the Visitor Centre and the tour of the Petroglyphs (see above), we will proceed to the trails to complete a shorter hike of approximately 5.2 km.

The trails are in the heart of the Canadian Shield and are rugged. There are rocks and roots, and some hilly stretches. Bring hiking boots and poles if you have them. Also bring a lunch and snacks, at least 2L of drinking water, rain/sun protection, and insect repellent.

If time permits, we will have a refreshment stop in the town of Lakefield.

Expect a late return to Toronto (approximately 7:00 p.m., traffic conditions permitting).

** The bus fare includes the prorated bus parking permit charge at Petroglyphs Provincial Park and the anticipated fuel surcharge at the time of the trip.

=>>> Please read our Paid Hikes Refund Policy before registering: https://torontobrucetrailclub.org/hikes/no-show-policy”. There will be no refunds for this hike if the registrant cancels or misses the coach on the date of departure for any reason. Registration fees are not transferrable between different hikes nor can unused fares qualify for a tax receipt.

Urban Walk: Humber River Walk

Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Urban Walk
Location (Google Maps): Weston – Cruickshank Park, parking lot Lawrence Ave W and Hickory Tree Rd.

Hike Leader(s): Janet McColeman 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)
Distance (km): 12km

Description

A walk down the Humber River & Toronto Carrying Place. We will travel southbound, at a moderate pace, on the Humber River Trail. Starting at 9:00am our walk will include stops at James Gardens, Lambton Woods, Magwood Park, and Baby Point Road. Walk will end at Jane Subway Station. Earlier drop out points along the route. The total length of the walk will be dependent on the weather. Bring water, snacks/lunch, sunscreen, sun hat, and bug/tick spray.

Meet in Cruickshank Park by 9:00am Saturday Aug. 29th. There is a small parking lot on the northside of Lawrence Ave West/Hickory Tree Road. The following direct TTC Bus routes pass the park: #89 Weston (from Keele Stn Line 2 or Mount Dennis Line 5), #79 Scarlett Rd (from Runnymede Stn Line 2), and #52 Lawrence West (from Lawrence West Stn Line 1). Weston GO Station is a 10-minute walk from the Park.  Sunny weather is in the forecast, a high of 26°C.  Join me on a nice sunny day to walk along the Humber River in the heart of Etobicoke.

RIM 2 RIM Badge Hike #3 Noisy River (Third in a series of 3 for the Rim2Rim badge)

Hosting Club: Blue Mountains
Category: Organized Hike
Location (Google Maps): Noisy River Provincial Park. Park along roadside SImcoe Country Road 9, Clearview, ON L0M 1G0. 6.1Km Map 21 Ed 31

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 third of three the Rim-To-Rim hikes required for the Blue Mountain Rim-To-Rim badge. This hikes up and down the Noisy River valley. As such it is hilly and strenuous.

About 9 km with almost 400 m elevation gain.

HIKERS MUST contact the hike leader if ON-LINE REGISTRATION has closed. NO morning sign-ins on this series as hikers will meet at trailhead. Park your car on the side of the road near the Noisy River Provincial Park sign [44.27499, -80.20731]. Proceed south on the white blazed trail crossing the Noisy River via the new bridge, for 1.5 km until you come to a small bench overlooking a pond. Turn around and head back to the car. Repeat this twice more for a total of three 3 km trips. Bring lots of water and lunch. Congratulations you’ve completed the NoisyTriple, a fitting end to the Rim 2 Rim Triple Run. Check the other two Rim-To-Rim hikes in the schedule on 8 July 2026 and 5 Aug 2026

Pine River

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: General Hike
Location (Google Maps): Meet at 9:15 am in the parking lot at the corner of 15 Side Road and Prince of Wales Rd

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

Meet at 9:15 am in the parking lot at the corner of 15 Side Rd and Prince of Wales Rd at Pine River. We will hike a few side trails and the main trail. There are a few hilly bits but it’s all worth it as we hike alongside the beautiful Pine River.  We will also pass by the ruins of an old hydro plant.  Bring sufficient water, a snack as needed, and bug spray/bug net.

BTC: First Steps (New Hiker Intro)

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Passport to Nature
Location (Google Maps): The Hub @ Burlington Centre
www.burlingtoncentre.ca/the-hub

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

Distance: 0

Description

BTC PASSPORT TO NATURE: FIRST STEPS (NEW HIKER INTRO)

An indoor educational workshop designed for absolute hiking newcomers, covering essentials like gear, packing, safety, tips and how to get started.

Perfect for those new to hiking, this drop-in workshop demystifies getting started on the Bruce Trail. Topics include proper footwear, using trekking poles, what to pack and wear, trail etiquette, navigation basics, and safety tips, BTC App + Guide—all led by experienced Iroquoia volunteers.

At the event you will receive a sticker for your Passport: Collect 4 stickers and get a badge, collect 9 different colour stickers and receive a BTC store gift card.

Host: Iroquoia Bruce Trail Club Hike Program
Location: The Hub @ Burlington Centre (burlingtoncentre.ca/the-hub)
Timing: Saturday, August 29 / Drop-In 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.

Summer Social - Welland Jackfish Baseball Game

Hike open to BTC Members only.

Hosting Club: Niagara
Category: Register
Location (Google Maps): Welland Jackfish Baseball Stadium, 90 Quaker Road, Welland, ON

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

Distance: 0

Description

Niagara Bruce Trail Club Social Event – Canadian Baseball League Summer Outing

Welland Jackfish vs the Toronto Maple Leafs

Sat, Aug 29, 6:05pm game time; gates open 60 minutes prior  (Parking is free at the stadium)

Join fellow NBTC members to cheer on the Welland Jackfish in their final regular-season home game. The team proudly calls itself Niagara’s Greatest Show—and for good reason. Welland Stadium offers an excellent view of the field, lively entertainment, and high-quality baseball. Known affectionately as “The Pond,” the stadium is home to the passionate FINatics fan base. NBTC has reserved the Newark Brewing Barge so our group can enjoy the game together. The Barge Experience includes:
Two drinks (beer or soft drink)
One hot dog and a pizza slice
UNLIMITED popcorn
UNLIMITED water
Game Ticket
Jackfish Hat
Wait Service (never leave your seat!)
In the event of rain, over 40% of the Pavilion is covered so we can continue to cheer on the game undercover

Tickets are $50 per 19+ adult, $40 for each person under 19

Newark Brewing Barge – Welland Jackfish Baseball Niagara’s Greatest Show!

Sign up on the hike calendar and e-transfer the funds for your ticket(s) to:  treasurer@niagara.brucetrail.org.  Mention Jackfish Game in your etransfer.  E-transfers must be completed before end of day August 14.  Limited spots available – first to complete their etransfer will get the seats – don’t delay!

Who are the Jackfish?  If you’ve never experienced a game, come out to The Pond and get in on the fun.  The Welland Jackfish are one of nine members of the Canadian Baseball League (CBL). The Intercounty Baseball League is an elite summer baseball league that provides a place for the best local players in Ontario to spend their summers and display their talents. Many players hold professional baseball experience including MLB, and MiLB or current NCAA Division I playing experience. They play 36 games, playing with wood bats, and traveling around Ontario on charter buses.