Iroquoia

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Hosting Club: Iroquoia, Toronto
Category: General Hike
Location (Google Maps): Bruce Trail Pear Tree Parking Lot

Hike Leader(s): Pati Greenwood, Jeff Dowsett Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Dependent on Conditions, Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing, Slippery Sections Likely
Distance: 12 km

Description

This is a series of 6 hikes to explore various side trails in the Toronto Section of the Bruce Trail.  Hikers completing all six hikes will be eligible to obtain the Toronto Side Trail Badge.  Each hike requires a separate registration.  The hikes in this series will take place on January 12, 26, February 2, 9, 23, and March 2.  Hikes will be dependent on weather / travel conditions.  All hikes will be undertaken at a medium pace.

This hike will explore the Al Shaw Side Trail and the northern part of the Hilton Falls Side Trail.

Dress in layers for the weather, wear appropriate hiking footwear, bring icers and hiking poles.  Bring plenty of water or other hydration and a snack.

Please arrive at the meeting place  by 8:15 am.  We will depart promptly at 8:30 am.

If your plans change and you are unable to join the hike, please cancel your reservation in the My Hikes Section of the BTC website.

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Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: City of Waterfalls – Special Event Fundraiser
Location (Google Maps): DAY 1: FEB 14 – Parking lot at City View Park off of Kerns Rd. Enter from Dundas St. (capacity 50) 43.351747, -79.862195
DAY 2: FEB 15 – Parking Lot off of Mud St providing access to the Mud Street Side Trail (capacity 30)

Hike Leader(s): IgorT Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Brisk – 4 to 5 km/hr, Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Dependent on Conditions, Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing, Slippery and Steep Sections
Distance: Approximately 22-25km / per day

Description

Welcome to Iroquoia, City of Waterfalls Challenge! This is a fundraiser challenge event. All funds raised go towards the Iroquoia Bruce Trail Club to maintain the infrastructure of this beautiful section of trail and to “Preserve this ribbon of wilderness, for everyone, forever!”

DAY 1: FEB 14 – We will meet at Cityview Park and car shuttle to Spencer Gorge Parking Lot (Conservation Hamilton) and hike back. The cost at this parking lot is $16.50 per vehicle and driver plus $5.50 for each passenger.
Day 1 Distance 21km

DAY 2: FEB 15 – We will meet in the parking area off of Mud St and car shuttle to Artaban Rd Parking Lot (Conservation Hamilton) and hike back. The cost for this parking lot is $11.00 per vehicle.
Day 2 Distance 24 km

Please ensure your vehicle is car shuttle ready by having a minimum of 4 seatbelts available – drivers do not pay for the parking. Please volunteer for this important component of this challenge. While we encourage carpooling to the start of the hike, please let the hike leader know if you’re planning to arrive with more than two people in your vehicle.  This hike will be limited to 10 people including the hike leader so we will need at least 3 vehicles and one vehicle with 4 seatbelts to drive the drivers back at the end of the day. We will try to take as few vehicles as possible. On the second day, those who did not drive on the first day will be asked to drive.

There will be short breaks along the way to admire the waterfalls on route and a short lunch.

Please bring all the hiking items  you require for a long day hike including 2l of water, snacks, lunch, first aid kit, rain gear if rain is forecast, plastic shower caps for your boots if muddy, bug spray, sunscreen, rimmed hat, poles (if you use them) and your camera for all the photo ops. Please ensure you are physically able to complete two long day hikes over two days – if you must drop out, you will have to arrange your own transportation back to your vehicle. There is public transportation, Uber, and taxi’s in the area. If you are concerned about whether you will be able to manage the distance over the two day period, it’s possible that you may need to wait until a 4 day version of this event is posted.

The badge will be presented to all participants who have completed the challenge at the end of the second day.

Any questions may be directed through contact on this form.

The fee is non-refundable.

Trip Information
Departure Time: 08:30
Return to City Time: 18:00
Departure Point: York Mills Bus Pickup

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Hosting Club: Iroquoia, Toronto
Category: Bus Hike
Location (Google Maps): Toronto Section, Limehouse

Hike Leader(s): Tim Wainwright, Fayaz Mahmood Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely (2-3 km/hr)
Terrain: Challenging, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Variable
Distance (km): 8.41 km

Description

We will be hiking in winter conditions of ice and snow so these will be slower and shorter hikes than in other seasons. Icers or snowshoes are mandatory, and gaiters and poles recommended. The terrain is not too hilly, but the footing is treacherous in winter with many uneven, rocky sections to navigate. The leaders will let registrants know in advance if snowshoes are feasible for the day.  Please bring at least 2L of water, snacks, and your lunch. Any hikers are welcome to join the hikes regardless of whether a person is working towards a badge. Those who complete all 6 hikes will qualify for the Toronto club’s Winter E2E badge. The fee is $10 per badge ($15 for non-members) and will be collected by the hike leader on trip #4.  Or you may choose to purchase the special stained glass Fundraising End to End badge for $30.

This hike goes through the Limehouse Conservation Area trail to the Sixth Line Parking lot from the Fourth Line Parking Lot.  (8.41 km). This includes the portion of the trail taken off Fifth Line in 2025. There will be a refreshment/social stop in Georgetown after the hike before returning to the York Mills Station departure point by 6:00 PM.

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Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Special Event
Location (Google Maps): Dundas Valley Conservation Area – Meet in the big parking lot at 8:45am

Pace: 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: Approx 10km

Description

Please wear red, if you like. Dress in layers for the weather, bring your icers just in case and poles if you use them. We will hike in the DVCA and show our ❤️ for the trail. Afterwards, we will have a treat or two and refreshments at the Trail Centre.

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Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: General Hike
Location (Google Maps): Meet at 9:15 in the parking lot on 22 Side Rd, just off Fourth 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: 8 kms

Description

Meeting at 9:15 am in the Bruce Trail parking lot on 22 Side Rd, just off Fourth Line, we will carpool to 15 Side Road and hike back along the main trail and Canada Goose Side Trail.  There are some rocky parts to this hike, so be prepared.  Bring icers for your boots.  Hike is dependent on weather.

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Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: Rainbow Hike
Location (Google Maps): Meet downtown Dundas, corner of Sydenham and King

Hike Leader(s): Doug O’Neill Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing, Slippery and Steep Sections, Strenuous – Hilly with steep climbs and some poor footing
Distance: Approx. 12 km

Description

We’re not saying this Rainbow winter hike ends at a pub featured in Episode 3 of the sensational Heated Rivalry gay-hockey TV series…but we are saying the post-hike warm-up will not—to quote Ilya—“be boring.” 🏒🌈 IYKYK

Layer up, lace up, and join your chosen hiking family for a Rainbow hike, followed by a well-earned stop at the Winchester Arms in downtown Dundas. (For a sneak peek, rewatch Episode 3 🙂🌈)

This queer-led, all-inclusive 2SLGBTQIA+ hike is designed to provide a safe, welcoming space for 2SGBTQIA+ hikers—including trans, gay, lesbian, bisexual, queer, Two-Spirit, intersex, asexual, allies and friends. Show up, be your authentic self—and have fun in the snow.

This hike is accessible by Public Transit or car. No car shuttles are required. We’ll begin hiking from our rendezvous spot in downtown Dundas, and follow the trail back to the starting point. (Everyone is invited to join us for a post-hike coffee/sugar hit in Dundas.)

Today’s heart-healthy route: Get your blood pumping as we head up the main trail to Sydenham Lookout at the top of Dundas Peak. The first 45 minutes are the most challenging. The route includes Borer’s Falls and Rock Chapel. We’ll hike as far as the “no dogs allowed private property” stretch and retrace our route with optional detours to explore. Expect great views and relaxed camaraderie. SPECIAL TO THIS HIKE: Back in the summer, an unnamed hike leader failed to deliver on the promised visit to the fabled Skate Park (where you’d least expect it on Dundas Peak). It’s on today’s itinerary.

Icers are required for this hike. Please contact Hike Leader now (right after you register if you need to borrow a pair. Limited supply. Just click on the “contact hike leader” button above.

Meeting Place: We’ll rendezvous at 9:45 a.m. for a 10 a.m. departure beside Ed & Shawn’s Brewery parking lot (65 Hatt St., Dundas, off Sydenham), next to the TD Bank. Parking is free on Saturdays. The parking lot is accessible from Sydenham.

Getting to Dundas by Transit
Choice of two HSR bus routes: The 05–Head Street (via Downtown Dundas) will let you off at King & Sydenham (across the street from where we meet); the 5B–Pirie at Governors will drop you off at Governors Road and Ogilvie (then it’s a 7-minute walk to King & Sydenham.

What to Bring:
• Water (It’s very easy to get dehydrated in winter), snacks, and lunch, perhaps a hot beverage.
• Sunscreen (glare off snow will give you a winter tan), sunglasses, hiking boots, icers (a must) .
• Dress in layers.

Today’s hike is dog-friendly. Note: dogs must be leashed the entire time, and owners must pack out their dog’s waste. Visit “Dogs on the Bruce Trail” for further information. https://brucetrail.org/dogs-on-the-trail/

No washroom facilities on this route. Arrive early and use the loo at Starbucks, just a 2-minute walk down King Street from our meet-up spot at King & Sydenham.

Free Bruce Trail Rainbow badges for first-time Rainbow hikers!
Questions? Simply click “Contact Hike Leader” on the registration form.

PLEASE DON’T BE A NO-SHOW 🙂 Plans change. C’est la vie. But you don’t want your hiking group waiting around for you if you’re not coming. Very simple solution: Cancel your Bruce Trail hike registration by logging into the BTC website, go to your “My Hikes” section, find the hike, and click “cancel”; if it’s last minute (under 24 hours), you can also email the Hike Leader directly as a courtesy to the volunteers.

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Hosting Club: Iroquoia, Toronto
Category: Stained Glass Badge End to End Fundraiser Hike
Location (Google Maps): This is a great beginner hike for those who want to learn to hike and collect the Stained-Glass Badge
**Meet on 3rd line (Charles Hildebrandt Side Trail)

Hike Leader(s): Anita Bergsma Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

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

Description

Join us for this special 3-day Toronto End to End this spring on Feb 21, Feb 28, and March 7th.  The hikes will be at a leisurely pace, 3 + km per hour. Roughly 15 km for each hike.  This is suitable for beginner to intermediate hikers.

We will be using hikers’ vehicles to shuttle between our start point and our meeting point. As well, there will be entry costs at Hilton Falls.  (If you are a member of  Halton Conservation, please bring your pass.) Costs will be shared amongst the hikers unless you have a pass.

Proper hiking boots are a must!  Bring hiking poles (if you use them), icers, food, snacks, 2L of water, a hat, and rain gear. It may be cool, wet or warm. Please check the weather forecast each day before heading out.

Arrive by 8:00 am to check in. Once everyone has arrived, we will proceed and drive to the starting point.

Your fee includes the guidance and organization of a volunteer hike leader. Everyone will receive their Stained-glass End to End badge upon completion, which depicts the historic Limehouse Arch.
If you must miss a day but can make it up before the last scheduled hike, you will still qualify for this special badge. This is a fundraising hike for the Bruce Trail Club. Proceeds go to the Toronto Club to support the trail infrastructure and to the Bruce Trail Conservancy’s mission “Protecting this ribbon of wilderness, for everyone, forever.”

Please, no dogs or children.

There are no refunds for this hike series. Please ensure you are physically capable of these distances before signing up for this hike.

If you have any questions, please enquire with the hike leader through this form.

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Hosting Club: Iroquoia, Toronto
Category: Stained Glass Badge End to End Fundraiser Hike
Location (Google Maps): Day 1 February 21/ 26~22km – Meet in Limehouse across from the school on the south side of 22 Sideroad. https://maps.app.goo.gl/CPanxLLqpDLuv3aW8
Car shuttle to Hilton Falls Conservation Area (Conservation Halton) https://maps.app.goo.gl/SDmBuYe3vYbKYpem7 22km (Paid parking at Hilton Falls unless we have a pass. Drivers do not pay for parking but rather it is split amongst those without a pass)
Day 2 February 22/ 26 ~16.50km – Meet in Limehouse across from the school on the south side of 22 Sideroad. https://maps.app.goo.gl/CPanxLLqpDLuv3aW8
Car shuttle to Roadside parking on Tenth Line 2.2km southeast of 32 Sideroad https://maps.app.goo.gl/bZuaXMvTXEFJpCoP8
Day 3 February 28/26 ~ 12km – Meet at roadside parking on Boston Mills Rd just west of Mississauga Rd intersection. Note: the driveway is private property. https://maps.app.goo.gl/xjwrG9QQ8irmoqdLA
Car shuttle to Roadside parking on Tenth Line 2.2km southeast of 32 Sideroad https://maps.app.goo.gl/bZuaXMvTXEFJpCoP8
For those who are signed up for the next section, you will not have to complete the last 2.50km until we hike Caledon section. For those wishing to complete Toronto section in its entirety, you will be driven to the border at the end of today’s hike. You will walk to your car at Boston Mills. We will make sure that the car shuttle will work so that you will not have to worry about getting back to Tenth line where we started.

Please save March 1 as a make up day for inclement weather.

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

Pace: Brisk – 4 to 5 km/hr, Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Dependent on Conditions, Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing, Slippery and Steep Sections, Strenuous – Hilly with steep climbs and some poor footing
Distance: 12 – 22km

Description

This is a monetized hike with the proceeds going towards the Toronto Bruce Trail Club – “Preserving a ribbon of wilderness for everyone, forever.” Your badge, depicting the arch over Black Creek, the hike logistics, shared shuttle driving and hike guidance are all included in your fee. Since it is the intention to run a similar hike in all sections this year, why not join or renew your membership with the Bruce Trail Conservancy if you are not already a member? Please use my code 67abd1234c568 until the end of 2025 to receive free digital maps as well as all the other great benefits included with membership.

Membership details here: https://brucetrail.org/product-category/memberships/

Please read all details for this hike to ensure it is suitable for you. The pace and terrain are particularly important details.
Registered participants will receive a WhatsApp invitation (optional) which can be used for photo share and other items of interest.

You must be registered to participate in this group hike. You cannot just show up as there are often people on the waitlist.
This is a multi 3 day hike – Feb 21,22,28, 2026. Please save March 1 for potential make up days in case of inclement weather.

Please ensure your car is car shuttle-ready with at least 4 available seatbelts including the driver’s. We will take turns either being the shuttle driver or driving the drivers back to their cars after the hike is over.

Please pack whatever food you will require for a long day hike including lunch and snacks; 2l of water minimum; first aid kit; poles if you use them; and icers. You may also wish to pack extra socks and rain gear. Remember to dress in layers. Gloves/mitts, scarf / neck gator, a toque and a puffy jacket. Consider lined pants as well.

We will break for a morning clothing adjustment, a 10min break around 10am, 15 min lunch and an afternoon break if we are finishing after 2pm. Bio-breaks are as you need them – please let the sweep know who will wait for you. This is a 3 day group hike so it is important you keep pace with the person in front of you. We will help each other and wait for one another but please consider your physical ability before signing up for this hike. There are no drop outs – if you are not able to finish the hike you will need to arrange for transportation back to your car via taxi or Uber at your cost.

The Toronto stained-glass badges will be presented on the last day. If you have to miss one of these hiking days, you may make it up on your own before the last day of the series. Since it is a group hike, it is intended that everyone who registers be present on all days.

Any questions may be directed through contact on this form.
If you cannot make it, please remove yourself from registration (or have the person who registered you remove your registration) by following these steps:

To cancel your registration, here  is a step by step:
– 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

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Hosting Club: Niagara, Iroquoia
Category: General Hike
Location (Google Maps): Parking area off of Cave Springs Rd, access main trail via Margaret Reed Side Trail (16), 43.150026,-79.446539. We will shuttle to Rockway Community Centre, enter off Pelham Rd just east of Wessel Dr (15), 43.111255,-79.321901

Hike Leader(s): Steven White Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Brisk – 4 to 5 km/hr, Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing, Slippery and Steep Sections
Distance: 18.2 km

Description

The Niagara E2E Winter in 5 will be Wednesdays Jan 28, Feb 4, 11, 18, 25. Hikers must register for individual hikes. Hikes are 14-18 kms and expect an average pace of 4 km/hr with snack/lunch breaks.

Hikers should be prepared for the season – layered clothing, hiking boots, icers, snowshoes (if we get fresh snowfall), poles, water, snacks/lunch, first aid kit.

Hikers should be prepared to share their cars for shuttling – to be shared evenly.

If we encounter unsafe hiking or driving conditions, I will cancel/re-schedule the hike the day before. If you are unable to join us on the day of the hike, please text me at 289-242-9415

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Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: City of Waterfalls – Special Event Fundraiser
Location (Google Maps): Varies – see description

Hike Leader(s): Freddy Wang Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Dependent on Conditions, Strenuous – Hilly with steep climbs and some poor footing
Distance: Varies by day – see description

Description

The Iroquoia Bruce Trail Club, City of Waterfalls challenge is a fundraiser event. This hike will be split into four days to make it more accessible to hikers preferring a moderate pace and “shorter” distances. All funds raised go towards the Iroquoia Bruce Trail Club to maintain the infrastructure of this beautiful section of trail and to “Preserve this ribbon of wilderness, for everyone, forever!”

Day 1 – We will meet at City View Park (43.351747, -79.862195) and car shuttle to Old Guelph Rd. (43.307417, -79.911580). Approx. 11 km.

Day 2 – We will meet Spencer Gorge parking lot (fee) (43.281642, -79.979742) and car shuttle to Old Guelph Rd. Approx. 10.4 km.

Day 3 – We will meet at the Artaban Rd parking lot (43.240974, -79.975582) in the Dundas Valley Conservation Area and shuttle to Hillcrest Ave. street parking (43.246437, -79.892130). Approx 10.8 km

Day 4 – We will meet at the Mud St. parking lot (43.200682, -79815214) and shuttle to Hillcrest Ave. street parking. Approx 14.7 km

There will be short breaks to describe the waterfalls along the way, and a short lunch on Day 4.

Please bring all items you will need – water, icers, layered clothing and snacks. Poles are recommended.

The new badge will be presented to all participants who have completed the challenge at the end of the fourth day.

We encourage participants to consider a membership with Conservation Hamilton https://conservationhamilton.ca/hca-membership-pass/

Any questions may be directed through contact on this form.

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Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: General Hike
Location (Google Maps): Hillcrest Loop

Hike Leader(s): Muskan Sidana 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

Hillcrest Loop to Tiffany Falls (8 kms): We’ll follow the Chedokee Rail Trail (Bruce Trail Main Trail) then cross over the pedestrian bridge above HWY 403. Expect at least one steep, rocky climb as we make our way to Tiffany Falls.
To return to the city at the end of the hike, or where you parked your car: A 5-minute walk along Wilson Street will take you to the bus stop where you’ll take the (05) 5-A Greenhill /McMaster bus to the Main @ Dundurn, then a relatively short walk to your car. Bus fare: $2.85 if using your Presto Card; $3.75 if paying by cash. Have appropriate change.

Please pack whatever food you will require for a hike including snacks; 1l of water minimum; first aid kit; poles if you use them; and icers; I.D. and your health card. You may also wish to pack extra socks and rain gear. Remember to dress in layers. Gloves/mitts, scarf / neck gator, a toque and a puffy jacket.

Email any questions to the Hike Leader – “Click here to contact Hike Leader” on this form.

If you cannot make it, please remove yourself from registration by following these steps:

To cancel your registration, here  is a step by step:
– 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

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Hosting Club: Iroquoia
Category: General Hike
Location (Google Maps): Christie Lake Conservation (Dundas)
1000 Hwy 5 Dundas L9H 5E1

Hike Leader(s): Dale Skvereckas Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely – 3km/hr or less, Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Easy – Mostly flat and usually good footing, Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing
Distance: 7.0km – 7.5km

Description

There is something magical hiking a trail in each of the four seasons.  The scenery changes month to month, highlighting its beauty in many ways.  Christie Lake is a great example of this.  Join me in experiencing winter hiking at Christie Lake. Throughout the year, I will schedule the same hike for spring, summer, and fall.  We will hike around the lake and enjoy Christie Lake in winter.  Swimming will not be permitted on this hike. Don’t despair because we will have the opportunity to enjoy the beach area after the hike this summer. Please wear proper footwear and dress for the weather. Bring icers, and if you use hiking poles bring them.  It is as important to stay hydrated during winter hiking as it is in the summer.  Have water, a snack and a first aid kit.  Bring along a cheerful attitude and a smile as they weigh nothing, and do not need room in your backpack. No dogs please.

We will meet in the ‘bike track’ parking lot at 9:15 a.m. for a 9:30 start.  Free entry if you have a Hamilton Conservation pass, otherwise entry fee required.  You can purchase a ticket in advance. Carpooling is encouraged.  I will provide my contact information to registrants.

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Hosting Club: Iroquoia, Dufferin Hi-Land
Category: Good Companions
Location (Google Maps): Mono Centre at Mono Cliff Provincial Park – Parking at Community Centre (free)

Hike Leader(s): Corina Seceleanu Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Medium – 3 to 4 km/hr
Terrain: Moderate – Some hills and/or some poor footing
Distance: 13-15 km

Description

Hello Everyone – this is a Winter hike throughout the beautiful Mono Cliffs Provincial Park, starting from Mono Cliff Community Centre. Hike will be on main BTC trail and side trails, following white and blue blazes and park trails. We hike in loops starting on South of the Souther Outlier Loop Trail, intersecting and following Main Trail, Walter Tovell, Look Out, McCarston’s Lake and Laidlaw and back to the parking lot.
Moreover, we will pay a visit the famous sheer cliff of the “Mono” to admire its beauty formation and vista and will continue on the Cliff Top Trail afterwards.
This is a Moderate hike – with hilly sections, rocky in some parts and steep climbing sometimes, in winter covered by snow. Icers recommended.
Please be prepared and bring with you the basics:
Hiking boots, poles, a lunch / snacks and a minimum 2L of liquid (water and eventually tea), and dress in layers and definitely your enthusiasm
The hike is around 5 hours with short breaks and a lunch. We will hike at pace 3-3.5 km/h.
Hike would be cancelled and postpone if inclement weather on the day of hike.
If any questions or concerns, please contact the Hike leader through this form.
Happy Trails, everyone!