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November
  • 07
    November 7, 2026

    Beaver Valley Geology Hike Badge #7/8 Wodehouse Karst Northern Route

    9:00 AM
    11/07/2026

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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: Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing
    Distance: 5 km

    Description

    Wodehouse Karst (Northern Route): Barn Foundation on Stone Foundation Side Trail at Stop 6 (Pages 95- 97) Barn Foundations are wonderful places to see many different rock types, including the Escarpment’s Fossil Hill Dolostone layer, which is full of coral and other fossils.
    See Hike #1 – August 26 for series description

  • 14
    November 14, 2026

    Beaver Valley Geology Hike Badge series #8/8 Griersville to Webwood Falls

    9:00 AM
    11/14/2026

    Registration Required:

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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: Fast – 5+ km/hr, Leisurely – 3 km/hr. or less
    Terrain: Easy – Mostly flat and usually good footing, Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing
    Distance: 7.5

    Description

    Griersville to Webwood Falls: Erratic boulders at Stop 4 (Page 109) Glacial erratics are rocks picked up by glaciers and transported great distances to be left behind as the glacier melts. These erratic boulders are 1 billion years older than the local sedimentary bedrock, and originally came from the Canadian Shield.
    See Hike #1 – August 26 for series description