Hike Schedule

Car Hike: Uxbridge-Brock Track

Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps):

Meet at the Brock Tract parking lot at 1401 Brock Road, Uxbridge, ON. On the east side of Durham 1/Brock Rd., approximately 5 km south of Coppin’s Corners, Uxbridge or 1 km north of Uxbridge Pickering Town Line look for the 1401 number sign.Enter the track and you will find parking entrance approximately 50m on the left side. This is a free parking lot.

Hike Leader(s): Amir Alemohammad Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Flat, Hilly, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Variable
Distance (km): 14-16 km

Description

Join us for a wonderful hike in Uxbridge starting from Brock Track parking lot. We will hike the Brock Track, Glen Major and Wilder Forest among the amazing trails of Uxbridge.

Boots  mandatory, poles recommended, bring 2 litres of water and dress according to weather conditions.

Please arrive at 7:45 for a 8:00 start.

Beware, Iphone Maps may take you to the wrong location. Check the location with Google Maps the previous night.

This is a joint hike with Oak Ridges Trail Association (ORTA).

Passport to Nature: Grandparents Day Hike and Social

Hosting Club: Blue Mountains
Category: Organized Hike
Location (Google Maps): Petun Conservation Parking Lot

Hike Leader(s): Claire Pearson Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely – 3 km/hr. or less
Terrain: Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing
Distance: 1.5 km

Description

Calling all grandparents, parents, grandkids…Join us on Grandparents Day for a Passport to Nature Hike and Social. Park at the Petun Conservation Parking Lot (paid parking). We will begin at the Georgian Triangle Anglers Association (GTAA) Clubhouse and complete a short loop hike using the Black Ash Creek Side Trail and the Bruce Trail. Then we will return to the Clubhouse for some festivities. There is uneven ground so proper footwear is required. Download your Passport to Nature booklet from the website (brucetrail.org/passport-to-nature) to use for year-round events along the Bruce Trail that are perfect for families, first-time hikers, and nature enthusiasts of all ages. Collect stickers at each event and redeem them for a Passport to Nature badge and other prizes. Passport to Nature booklets will also be handed out on the day.

Car Hike: Fabulous Ferns

Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps): Map 13
Meet at the roadside parking on 10th line, 2.2 km southeast of 32 Sideroad (Halton Road 42)

Hike Leader(s): Janet Patterson Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely (2-3 km/hr)
Terrain: Variable
Distance (km): 3-4 km

Description

If you’ve hiked anywhere on the Bruce Trail, you’ve encountered ferns. Large bushy ones, tiny delicate ones, perhaps growing on vertical rock faces or down low, in the forest understory. Ontario boasts close to 170 different species! For this hike, we will be joined by BTC staff ecologist Mara McHaffie who will help us learn to identify the variety of fern species we will encounter on the Walking Fern side trail. This is a slow-paced outing, with lots of time to observe, discuss and photograph what we observe.

The Walking Fern side trail itself is only 1.4k in total ((linear: there and back), so if time allows, we will explore a little more on the adjacent main trail.

This hike is brought to you by the TBTC Biodiversity Team. We endeavour to promote the critical role we can all play in protecting and conserving the Niagara Escarpment.

Limit: 10

Young Adult Hike + Social: Derby/West Rocks & Optional Tipsy Fox

Hosting Club: Sydenham
Category: Young Adult Hike
Location (Google Maps): At the parking area at the north end of Concession Road 3 Derby: https://maps.app.goo.gl/DbKeAd6A6xJW8ku5A

Hike Leader(s): Natalie Mechalko Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium: 3 to 4 km/h
Terrain: Moderate: Some hills and/or poor footing
Distance: ~3km

Description

Join the Sydenham Bruce Trail Club for the first Young Adult Hike + Social! We’ll head out for a short evening hike before making our way to the Tipsy Fox in Owen Sound for dinner (and trivia, if available!).

This casual evening hike is geared toward young adults roughly in their 20s and 30s who are looking to explore trails in Grey Bruce, meet other outdoor enthusiasts, and fit a little time outside into the work week. New hikers and non-members are welcome!

We’ll meet at the north end of Concession Rd 3 Derby: https://maps.app.goo.gl/DbKeAd6A6xJW8ku5A at 6:00 p.m.

Need a ride or happy to offer one? Carpooling is encouraged! When you register, feel free to reach out to sydenhamyoungadults@gmail.com if you’re looking for a ride or have space to bring someone along.

Tuesday's 10k

Hosting Club: Iroquoia

Location (Google Maps): Ancaster Lions Outdoor Pool – 263 Jerseyville Rd W, Ancaster

Hike Leader(s): Jennifer DeBoer Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Brisk – 4 to 5 km/hr
Terrain: Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing
Distance: 10k+

Description

We will hike the trails around the Dundas Valley Conservation Area.  Dress for the weather wearing hiking boots.  Please also bring sunscreen, bug spray, poles, water and a snack.

9:15 Short Hike, Rockway Conservation Area, 2021 Pelham Rd, Lincoln

Hike open to BTC Members only.

Hosting Club: Niagara
Category: Hike
Location (Google Maps): Rockway Conservation Area, 2021 Pelham Rd, Lincoln, ON

Hike Leader(s): Debbie Demizio Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium 3- 4 km/hr
Terrain: Moderate: some hills and some poor footing
Distance: 6 kms

Description

Hike around 15 Mile Creek, featuring Upper and Lower Rockway Falls. Please bring water, insect repellent, sunscreen and hiking poles. Check yourself thoroughly for ticks following the hike.

Urban Walk: Rosedale Valley, Toronto Necropolis Cemetery, Riverdale Park and the Danforth

Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Urban Walk
Location (Google Maps): Rosedale Station

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

Terrain: Hilly, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot)
Distance (km): 7.5 km

Description

Join me in one of a series of  Tuesday morning urban hikes in Toronto. Starting at Rosedale Subway Station, we will explore four unique mid-Toronto green spaces including Rosedale Valley, Toronto Necropolis Cemetery and Riverdale Park. The hike will conclude at the Broadview Subway Station.

Steeltown Stomp Practice Session #5 of 8

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Steeltown Stomp Practice Session
Location (Google Maps): Chedoke Golf Club Parking Lot – Access from Beddoe Dr off Studholm Rd south of Aberdeen (Parking capacity 40)

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

Pace: Brisk – 4 to 5 km/hr, Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Strenuous – Hilly with steep climbs and some poor footing
Distance: Varies

Description

Is the Steeltown Stomp on your bucket list? This is your chance to crush it! Join us and prepare for this incredible challenge on October 3rd, 2026! Registration for the event is now open.

If you’ve done stair climbs before, you know the deal—that brutal calf pain is real, especially when you’re just starting out. But training with us this summer? That’s how you show up on stomp day actually feeling strong instead of totally wrecked. Trust me.

We’ll start easy and build up as the summer goes on, hitting Chedoke and Dundurn Stairs with some scenic hikes mixed in. By the time October rolls around, you’ll have crushed at least 2,000 steps and you’ll actually know what you’re doing.

It’s a solid group vibe—moderate pace, warm-ups to get going, stretches to cool down. And honestly, it’s way more fun (and way less painful) doing this with people who get it.

Just grab your water bottle (there’s water at both staircases) and whatever snacks you want.

We’ve got 7 training dates lined up this summer—check the schedule and pick the ones that work for you. Do the work now, own it on stomp day. See you out there!

BTC x HCA Bird Walk: Fall Migration at Saltfleet

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Birding Hikes
Location (Google Maps): Saltfleet Conservation Area

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

Pace: Leisurely – 3km/hr or less
Terrain: Easy – Mostly flat and usually good footing

Description

Join the Iroquoia Bruce Trail Club’s Shayne Ward and the Hamilton Conservation Authority’s Ben Laing for a special evening bird walk at Saltfleet Conservation Area in Stoney Creek!  This collaborative event pairs BTC hike leadership with HCA’s on-the-ground expertise for a close look at fall migration in one of Hamilton’s birding hotspots!

We’ll wander the trails around Saltfleet’s wetlands, keeping an eye out for lingering warblers, shorebirds, and early-arriving waterfowl as fall migration ramps up. HCA’s Ben Laing will bring a spotting scope to help us pick out any peeps and ducks tucked into the back of the ponds, and we’ll take some time to check out the site’s restoration work, including the wetland cells and a resident purple martin house.

This is a great outing for birders of all experience levels — bring your binoculars if you have them, or just come curious!  No binoculars?!  IBTC has loaners for this hike provided by NOCS Provisions!

🌈 This is a queer-led, 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusive Rainbow Hike, welcoming LGBTQ+ hikers, allies, birders, photographers, and anyone interested in connecting with nature and community.  This is a short, relaxed hike (approx. 5 km or less) designed to get us moving and birding!

What to Bring

• Water and light snacks
• Weather-appropriate clothing and sturdy footwear
• Binoculars or camera if you have them (optional but fun! And a cell phone counts!)

🚗 🚌 This outing is accessible by car or public transit.

Planning to Drive? 
Saltfleet is an HCA Conservation Area and parking is $8.50 per-vehicle entry fee at the gate. If this is a barrier for you, please reach out — Shayne is happy to help coordinate a shuttle or carpool from a nearby meeting point.

Taking the Bus?
HSR #44 stops near the trailhead entrance at Upper Centennial and Green Mountain!  Map of the bus and it’s schedule can be found here.
https://www.hamilton.ca/sites/default/files/2026-08/hsr-route-44-RYMAL-Fall-2026-Schedule.pdf

Not a Bruce Trail member yet?! Sign up here: https://brucetrail.org/become-a-member/

Questions? Simply click “Contact Hike Leader” on the registration form.

Car Hike: Inglis Falls

Hosting Club: Toronto, Sydenham
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps): Centennial Tower Parking located on the west side of Highway 6 & 10 at the south end of Owen Sound

Hike Leader(s): Stewart Fleming Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Mixed (See Hike Description)
Terrain: Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Rocky
Distance (km): 12 km

Description

This hike takes us south on the Main Trail from Centennial Tower to Inglis Falls and back. We will stop to explore the Devil’s Playhouse through the narrow Escarpment entrance.

Our pace will be Brisk through the open areas but Leisurely through the East Rocks section, one of my top five hardest rocky sections of the Bruce Trail.

Please bring enough water (about 2 litres) and food to maintain your energy for a 4-hour hike.

Comfortable hiking shoes or boots are a must. A rain shell is recommended in case of a wet weather forecast, along with a hat, sunscreen, and bug repellent for sunny weather or buggy trail conditions.

9am Niagara on the Lake Tour

Hosting Club: Niagara
Category: Urban
Location (Google Maps): Veterans Memorial Park, park just outside the park on King Street

Hike Leader(s): Diane Marlatt Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely <3 km/hr
Terrain: Easy: mostly flat, good footing
Distance: 5-7 Km

Description

2026 Iroquoia E2E in Four (Two concurrent weekends)

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Special Event
Location (Google Maps): Two different parking locations (one for each wknd) will be provided to registered hikers only. The Bus will be there to take you to the hike start.
Any unregistered hikers who show up will not be permitted to board the buses.

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

Pace: Brisk – 4 to 5 km/hr
Terrain: Dependent on Conditions, Strenuous – Hilly with steep climbs and some poor footing
Distance: 122km (30-35 each day) // Self-paced with mandatory checkpoint deadlines

Description

Please join us for the annual Iroquoia Bruce Trail Club self-paced End-to-End. You can enjoy and complete the entire club distance of 122 km over four days (approximately 30-35km each day).

Please be honest about your physical abilities. These 4 days are not recommended for new hikers or anyone who hasn’t completed these distances recently.
The registration fee is non-refundable.

The hikes will traverse the varied and often strenuous terrain from Grimbsy in the south, to the 401 in Milton. You will pass many waterfalls and beautiful vistas. Checkpoint stations will be approximately every 10 km offering snacks, water refill, and assistance. Please bring your own First Aid Kit.

The hike is $95 for members and $110 for non-members (if there are still available spots after the member pre-sale) and includes bus transportation from the meeting point to the hike starting point, refreshments, parking, permit costs, and the official E2E badge. The fee is non-refundable. After costs, the proceeds go to the Iroquoia Bruce Trail Club who support The Bruce Trail Conservancy mission of “Preserving a ribbon of wilderness, for everyone, forever.”

PLEASE NOTE: Registration opens at 8am on February 22, 2026 for Bruce Trail Conservancy members only.
You may be a member of any club. If any spots are still available after the first two weeks, registration will also be opened for non-members at a cost of $110.

Details will be emailed to participants. As mentioned, these are longer hikes and are not suitable for beginning hikers. For both events, hikers are expected to maintain an average pace of 4 km/hr (or more). Hikers will be required to reach each checkpoint on each day by a prescribed time in order to continue, and ensure everyone is off the trail before dark. Please be aware that volunteers are running this event and will  be waiting.

Space is limited, hikes go rain or shine, and no dogs are permitted on this event. For questions, please use the contact hike leader form available through the link on this page.

Coach Trip: Killbear Provincial Park

Trip Information
Departure Time: 07:30
Return to City Time: 19:30
Departure Point: York Mills Bus Pickup

Trip Activities
Hiking ($.01)
Independent Activities ($.01)

Optional Items

Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Coach Trips
Location (Google Maps): Nobel, Ontario – https://www.ontarioparks.ca/park/killbear

Hike Leader(s): Lisa R. Lifshitz, Nijole Mockevicius, Marie-Josee Roy, Felix Wan;Tom Swales 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): 8-10 km (Time dependent)

Description

After years of requests, join us for our first-ever bus trip to beautiful Killbear Provincial Park!  This stunning park, created in 1960, is known for its beautiful views of Georgian Bay, windswept pines on rocky islands, rugged shorelines and sandy beaches.  Using our bus, we will cover the best trails in the park, including the Lookout Point Trail, the Lighthouse Point Trail and the Recreational Trail/Twin Point Trail, leaving time to scramble on the rocks to take iconic pictures of windswept trees and of course, visit the delightful Visitor’s Centre and Park Store.  You also have the option to spend the day on your own. The club is pleased to be able to make this fun day trip available to our members at a very reasonable cost. Bus Fare includes admission to Killbear Provincial Park and a fuel surcharge rate of 7%.

=>>> 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.

Steeltown Stomp Practice Session #6 of 8

Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Steeltown Stomp Practice Session
Location (Google Maps): Chedoke Golf Club Parking Lot – Access from Beddoe Dr off Studholm Rd south of Aberdeen (Parking capacity 40)

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

Pace: Brisk – 4 to 5 km/hr, Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Strenuous – Hilly with steep climbs and some poor footing
Distance: Varies

Description

Is the Steeltown Stomp on your bucket list? This is your chance to crush it! Join us and prepare for this incredible challenge on October 3rd, 2026! Registration for the event is now open.

If you’ve done stair climbs before, you know the deal—that brutal calf pain is real, especially when you’re just starting out. But training with us this summer? That’s how you show up on stomp day actually feeling strong instead of totally wrecked. Trust me.

We’ll start easy and build up as the summer goes on, hitting Chedoke and Dundurn Stairs with some scenic hikes mixed in. By the time October rolls around, you’ll have crushed at least 2,000 steps and you’ll actually know what you’re doing.

It’s a solid group vibe—moderate pace, warm-ups to get going, stretches to cool down. And honestly, it’s way more fun (and way less painful) doing this with people who get it.

Just grab your water bottle (there’s water at both staircases) and whatever snacks you want. And yeah, there’s optional coffee after if you want to hang out and celebrate.

We’ve got 7 training dates lined up this summer—check the schedule and pick the ones that work for you. Do the work now, own it on stomp day. See you out there!

Toronto E2E in 3 Hike #2

Hosting Club: Caledon Hills
Category: End-to-End
Location (Google Maps): Silver Creek Education Centre – km 36.2

Hike Leader(s): Daniel Patterson Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium – 3 to 4 km/hour
Terrain: Strenuous – hilly with steep climbs and some poor footing
Distance: 18.8 km

Description

Welcome to hike #2 of Toronto E2E in 3 Hikes! We meet at km 36.2 Silver Creek Education Centre and shuttle to 4th Line North of 17th SR, roadside parking where the trail crosses 4th Line. Do not park in front of the junk yard. Hiking shoes or boots are required. Poles are helpful on uneven terrain. Bring at least 2L of water, a raincoat, sun hat, bug spray, sun block. Long sleeves and long pants are highly recommended due to poison ivy and ticks. Pack a lunch and a few snacks. Be prepared to assist with shuttling and returning shuttle drivers to their cars.

Bruce Beginnings and Birding - Otter Lake Nature Reservce

Hosting Club: Peninsula
Category: Birding
Location (Google Maps): Otter Lake Nature Reserve, Near 388 Cape Chin Road North

Hike Leader(s): Melanie Scott 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.
Terrain: Moderate: Rolling hills, mild slopes and rocky paths.
Distance: ~3km

Description

Are you new to group hiking, the Bruce Trail, or the Peninsula section of the Bruce Trail and want to begin your journey out on the trails? Do you want to reconnect with nature? Have you been wondering what “birding” is and want to learn more?

Join us for an exploratory hike at Otter Lake Nature Reserve (km 106.0 in the 31st Ed. Ref. manual) on the Saugeen (Bruce) Peninsula where we’ll spend time getting to know the trail and its flora and fauna, discuss trail hiking and birding 101, and look and listen for migrating birds.

The Otter Lake property is part of a larger provincially significant wetland complex. It is comprised of a variety of wetland, forest, meadow, and alvar habitats including the property’s namesake, the shallow calcareous Otter Lake. The wetlands host a variety of breeding and migratory birds.

This hike is a “walk, stand, listen/observe” type of hike where we’ll hike to the birding platform and grassland field just beyond and then back out on the same trail back to our cars. This hike will be about 2 ½ hours in duration. Participants are welcome to linger longer after the group hike.

Weather can be variable at this time of year – dress according to the day’s conditions. Binoculars would be helpful. Wear a hat, long-sleeved shirt/pants, and waterproof closed-toed shoes with socks. A bug net shirt may be helpful. Bring a light backpack to carry water, snacks, bird ID guides, and personal materials. Though this is a short hike, the terrain can be rocky and uneven in places and muddy near the lake.

This is a perfect opportunity to work on your PBTC Birding Badge! https://peninsula.brucetrail.org/badges/

Consider extending your day on the Peninsula with a visit after the hike to the Bruce Peninsula Bird Observatory’s Open House to celebrate their 25th anniversary from 10am-4pm! https://www.facebook.com/www.bpbo.ca/

Skinner's Bluff and Bruce's Caves

Hosting Club: Toronto, Sydenham
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps): The roadside parking is on Colpoy’s Range Road. Do not park in front of the farm field gates. Drive to the parking from Centre Road on the west side, and not from the east side unless you’re arriving by ATV.

Hike Leader(s): Stewart Fleming

Pace: Mixed (See Hike Description)
Terrain: Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Rocky, Variable
Distance (km): 20.5 km

Description

This is a scenic Georgian Bay hike, with the views being a highlight.
We will follow the Main Trail along Skinner’s Bluff, take the inland side trails and the very rocky Colpoy’s Cavern Side Trail.

We will have time to explore and lunch at Bruce’s Caves.

Our pace will be Brisk through the open areas but Leisurely through the few rocky sections.

Please bring enough water (at least 2 litres) and food to maintain your energy for a 5-hour hike.

Comfortable hiking shoes or boots are a must. A rain shell is recommended in case of a wet weather forecast, along with a hat, sunscreen, and bug repellent for sunny weather or buggy trail conditions.

Fall Rainbow Hike at Cape Croker Park

Hosting Club: Peninsula
Category: Rainbow Hike
Location (Google Maps): 112 Park Rd
Neyaashiinigmiing ON
N0H 2T0

Hike Leader(s): Tainin Hopkinson 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: Easy: Flat forested sections or lowland trails.
Distance: ~3 to 4 km

Description

Date: Saturday, September 19, 2026.

Join us for our Fall Rainbow Hike and Social at Cape Croker Park at Neyaashiinigmiing. This all-inclusive and family-friendly  2SLGBTQIA+ hike provides a safe space and welcoming space for  trans, gay, lesbian, bisexual, queer, 2Spirit, intersex, asexual , allies and friends.

Meet at the Cape Croker Visitor Centre for a brief introduction to the history and culture of the Saugeen Ojibway Nation at 11:00 a.m.

From there, we will enjoy an easy hike through the forest and along the Ginebek Mikaans Boardwalk Trail. This beautiful boardwalk winds through wetlands and beaver habitat within the traditional territory of the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation.

Our guide, Tainin , a Two-Spirit member of Nawash, will share their knowledge and deep connection to the land. Along the way, we will explore the rich ecology of the wetlands and reflect on themes of queer ecology, as well as the role of gender and sexuality within traditional Anishinaabe culture.

After the hike, we will relax and picnic at the beach.  Bring your own lunch, at least 1 L of drinking water per person and snacks for the day. Our hike and picnic will wrap up at 2:30 p.m.

The Bruce Trail Pride Badge represents a celebration of 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion on the Bruce Trail. All hike participants will receive a Bruce Trail Pride Badge. Toilets are available on site.

For participants who are wishing to spend the whole day at the Park – Park admission and parking fees apply, upon arrival.

For those attending the hike only, park admission and park fees will be waived. Parking is limited, please consider using rideshare.

If you would like to offer or receive a rideshare,  please complete the following Google Form:  https://forms.gle/AtAETCoHrWTXSoY89. Grey Bruce Pride will facilitate connecting community members amongst Grey Bruce. A consent waiver is included.

Urban Walk: Humber River/Swansea Theatre Hike

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

Meet by the TTC Stop on the Southeast Corner of Scarlett Road and Eglinton Avenue West. Take the #79 Scarlett Road bus from Runnymede Station to Eglinton or the Eglinton West #32A from Mount Dennis Station to Scarlett Road.

Please note that we will leave the TTC bus stop at Scarlett Road and Eglinton PUNCTUALLY at 3:00 PM.

Hike Leader(s): Miriam Stevens Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely (2-3 km/hr)
Terrain: Level 1 (Easy – mostly on flat, well maintained trails with hard-packed surface), Variable
Distance (km): 10-12 km

Description

Leisurely hike (3 kms/hour – No Racers Please) suitable for beginners and families.
Hike along the Humber River trail and into the  Swansea village at Runnymede road and Bloor street  west. The hike will end opposite Runnymede Subway near the Village Playhouse Theatre and local restaurants and pubs. Distance may vary according to the weather and trail conditions and how people feel. Early dropout is possible at Old Mill Subway Station.

After the hike you are invited to join us for dinner at around 6 PM at Ali Baba Mediterranean restaurant.
We will attend the play “Lion In The Winter” (Dramatic Comedy) at 8 PM at The Bloor West Village Players theatre, 2190 Bloor Street West, Toronto.
Call the Theatre directly at (416) 767 7702 to reserve your ticket, cost $29- $32.00. Please do mention that you’re with the Bruce Trail Conservancy, Toronto Club so they know we are supporting them.

Paid parking is available off Kennedy Avenue north of Bloor Street West (behind the Village Playhouse Theatre building). There is no parking available at the start of the hike.

Please feel free to join us just for the hike, the hike and dinner, or all three.