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- 22July 22, 2026
Car Hike: Toronto Section E2E (2 of 4)
https://hikes.brucetrail.org/event/car-hike-toronto-section-e2e-2-of-4-2/Sorry, the registration cut-off time for this hike has been reached.Not a member? Click here to join today!Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps): Sixth Line Halton Hills, Bruce Trail Parking Lot, North of Limehouse, South of Highway 7 (26.6k marker, Edition 31)Hike Leader(s): David Rowney Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)
Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Variable
Distance (km): 15kDescription
This is a summer-time End-to-End hike to complete the Toronto section of the Bruce Trail in 4 hikes. Join for all or as many hikes as desired.This second hike will take us from the Bruce Trail Pear Tree Park to the Sixth Line, north of Limehouse. Once again, the terrain is not too hilly, but the footing is tricky with uneven, rocky sections to navigate.
July weather can be hot, muggy and buggy! So, dress for the weather, keeping in mind that insects, including ticks, will be out in full force. Take appropriate precautions to avoid insect bites, including using repellant and clothing that covers the legs and arms. Hiking shoes/boots are required and hiking poles are recommended.
Bring plenty of fluids, including electrolytes, and a snack and lunch.
As this is a group hike, please consider your fitness level before registering. We will be walking at a pace of 3km – 4km per hour and everyone is expected to keep up with the person in front of them for the duration of the hike.
Plan to arrive at the meeting place by 9:15 a.m. as we will start the car shuffle to the hike starting point at 9:30 a.m. sharp. Further details will be provided to registered hikers a few days prior to the hike.
Get Started on Your Citizen Scientist Badge with iNaturalist
https://hikes.brucetrail.org/event/get-started-on-your-citizen-science-badge-with-inaturalist/Sorry, the registration cut-off time for this hike has been reached.Not a member? Click here to join today!Hosting Club: Caledon Hills
Category: Nature Walks
Location (Google Maps): Bruce Trail parking Lot at Riverside Woods, 713377 1st Line EHS, Mono.
Driving directions:
From Hwy # 10 north of Orangeville, turn east on to Hockley Rd. Drive for 1.1 km. Continue straight onto Side Road 5 for 1.6 km. Turn left onto 1st Line EHS for 900 meters. Continue straight into the parking lot.
***DO NOT TAKE 1ST LINE EHS SOUTH FROM HOCKLEY ROAD. It is not maintained. Google maps may suggest this impassable routeHike Leader(s): Leslie Bissegger Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)
Pace: Leisurely – 3 km/hour or less
Terrain: Moderate – some hills and/or some poor footing
Distance: 3-5 kmDescription
If you can take pictures on your phone, this day will get you well started in earning your Citizen Scientist Badge from the Caledon Hills Club. This leisurely 3-5 km Nature Walk will include instruction in how to use or improve your use of iNaturalist. iNaturalist data is used to collect biodiversity data that can be used by land stewards, property owners and conservation staff at the Bruce Trail Conservancy.Wear comfortable, sturdy shoes, bring sunscreen, bug spray, water and a phone for taking photos. A back-up battery charger may be useful.
Optional: bring a picnic lunch to enjoy with the group after the hike and have a chance to ask questions and compare notes.
We will email you instructions on how to download and set up your iNaturalist account before the hike when you register.
No dogs please
Details on the Citizen Science Badge can be found here https://caledonbrucetrail.ca/hiking/club-badges/citizen-scientist-badge/
Badges will be available after the hike for those who qualify ($5 )
WEDNESDAY WALKERS - Eugenia Falls to Hogg's Falls
https://hikes.brucetrail.org/event/wednesday-walkers-eugenia-falls-to-hoggs-falls/Sorry, the registration cut-off time for this hike has been reached.Not a member? Click here to join today!Hosting Club: Beaver Valley
Location (Google Maps): We will meet in the parking lot of Hogg’s Falls, km 65.1, Edition 31. From there we will take the number of vehicles necessary to go to the start of the hike. (Parking at Eugenia Falls CA is paid parking.)
Hike Leader(s): Margaret Yaraskavitch Click here to contact the hike leader.
Pace: Medium
Terrain: Some rocky footing, Some steep sections
Length of Hike: 7 kmDescription
This hike begins with some views of Eugenia Falls, at the crest and through the trees. From there it’s on to the Cuckoo Valley. We’ll visit the outstanding Cuckoo Valley lookout area. Passing through mature forest and by an upland meadow, we arrive at Hogg’s Falls, an always picturesque scene on the Boyne River.
Dundas Valley Loops
https://hikes.brucetrail.org/event/dundas-valley-mccormack-sawmill-beckett-loops/Sorry, the registration cut-off time for this hike has been reached.Not a member? Click here to join today!Hike open to BTC Members only.
Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Good Companions
Location (Google Maps): Dundas Valley Conservation Area – 650 Governor’s Road
Parking Directions
Drive through the main entrance of the Dundas Valley Conservation Area to the largest parking lot at the very end of the road. Walk a few hundred meters to the Trail Centre It takes a few minutes to walk from the parking lot to the Trail Centre, so give yourself extra time. We will meet at the Trail Centre.
Entrance fee is free for HCA/Dundas Valley members; $11.50 per vehicle for non-members. Pay by credit card at kiosk at entranceHike Leader(s): Kathy Rymal Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)
Pace: Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Easy – Mostly flat and usually good footing, Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing, Strenuous – Hilly with steep climbs and some poor footing
Distance: 7.5 kmDescription
We will head out on the McCormack trail from the trail centre and cross over Governor’s Road to continue the trail past a horse farm to a beautiful lookout point with views of the escarpment, Dundas, Hamilton and Lake Ontario. We will return along the Bruce, McCormack and Sawmill trail ending up back in the parking lot where we will pay homage to the savior of the Dundas Valley, Thomas A. Beckett Q.C. by hiking along a short 400m trail named in his honor.