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June 29 - July 05
  • 29
    June 29, 2025
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    June 30, 2025
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  • 01
    July 1, 2025
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  • 02
    July 2, 2025

    Craigleith Community Centre

    9:00 AM
    07/02/2025
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    Hosting Club: Blue Mountains
    Category: Organized Hike
    Location (Google Maps): Tim Horton’s, First Street, Collingwood

    Hike Leader(s): David Little Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

    Pace: Leisurely – 3 km/hr. or less
    Terrain: Easy – Mostly flat and usually good footing
    Distance: 5km

    Description

    We will follow the Georgian Trail past former Railway Station to the Nippising Ridge Trail and return. This is an easy hike with lots of opportunities to recall the history of Craigleith.

  • 03
    July 3, 2025
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    July 4, 2025
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  • 05
    July 5, 2025

    Beaver Valley Geology Hike Badge #2/8 Margaret Paull and Indian Brook

    9:00 AM
    07/05/2025
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    Hosting Club: Blue Mountains
    Category: Organized Hike
    Location (Google Maps): Tim Horton’s, First Street, Collingwood

    Hike Leader(s): Annette Sandberg Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

    Pace: Leisurely – 3 km/hr. or less
    Terrain: Easy – Mostly flat and usually good footing
    Distance: 4.3 km

    Description

    Flower ports are created by water that exploits cracks and eventually removes the material between the flowerpot and the main rock face. The water smooths and round the rock of the flowerpot. The flowerpots at Indian Brook were created several thousands of years ago when lake levels were significantly higher than they are today.