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Toronto Hike Schedule

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Day Winter Coach Program
Registration begins two weeks in advance of the event departure (at 8:00 PM)

Day Bus Hikes
Registration begins two weeks in advance of the event departure (at 8:00 PM) with some exceptions of special event hikes

Day Coach Hikes
Registration begins 7 weeks in advance of the event departure

Day Car Hikes and Urban Hikes
Registration begins two weeks in advance of the event departure

Overnight and Weekend Trips
Registration begins 12 weeks in advance of the event departure

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  • 01
    October 1, 2023

    Bus Hike: Bruce Trail Day (Scotsdale Farm)

    10:00 AM-5:00 PM
    10/01/2023
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    Trip Information
    Departure Time: 10:00
    Return to City Time: 17:00
    Departure Point: Kipling Departure Point

    Optional Items

    Hosting Club: Toronto
    Category: Bus Hike
    Location (Google Maps): The school bus will depart from the north parking lot of Kipling Subway station at 10 am.

    Hike Leader(s): Peter Leeney and Celia Ho

    Pace: Leisurely
    Terrain: Flat, Rocky
    Distance: 11 km. Drop-out possible after 5 km and 7 km.

    Description

    “Hikers are required to bring a mask and wear it on the bus. Masks must fit properly and cover the nose, mouth and chin. For the highest level of protection against Covid-19, respiratory viruses or the flu, KN95 or N95 masks are recommended.”

    The theme for this year’s Bruce Trail Day is Welcoming.  Whether you are a newcomer or have never hiked before, we welcome you to join us. “Nature is for everyone. All are welcome!”

    We will start the hike at Scotsdale Farm and  follow the Maureen Smith Side Trail to where it joins the Main Trail. Then we will continue west on the Trail to Limehouse. There will be two possible drop-out points — after 5 km and after 7 km. We will go through Limehouse Conservation Area and  “Hole in the Wall”. The hike will end in Limehouse where snacks will be available as part of Bruce Trail Day. But bring  lunch and water with you.

    The bus fare is subsidized by the Toronto Club — It is the same for both members and non-members:$20 for adults, $10 for children. No charge for parking at Kipling Station on Sunday.

    Current Toronto Bruce Trail Club members are welcome to join but are asked to wait until Sunday September 17th (two weeks prior to the hike) before registering so we can allow priority for non-members wishing to join the hike.

     

  • 01
    October 1, 2023

    Bruce Trail Day: Mississauga Urban Hike ( UTM & Sawmill Valley Trails)

    10:00 AM-2:30 AM
    10/01/2023
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    Hosting Club: Toronto
    Category: Urban Walk
    Location (Google Maps): Meet at MiWay Kipling Terminal Platform 16 for 9:10 a.m. departure MiWay Bus #1. Walk 5 minutes west from Kipling Subway Station to the Terminal. Or if going directly to the hike, meet the rest of us by the washrooms at Erindale Park. The entrance to Erindale Park is 1695 Dundas Street West, just east of Mississauga Road. Try to arrive 10-15 minutes ahead of time.

    Hike Leader(s): Andrew Proczek

    Pace: Moderate
    Terrain: Flat, Variable
    Distance: 12.3 km

    Description

    Come out and celebrate Bruce Trail Day in Mississauga with a beautiful walk high above the Credit River on UTM trails followed by an end to end of the attractive Sawmill Valley Trail. The hike will originate and finish at Erindale Park with a loop on each end. The Credit River Valley is a significant feature of the Bruce Trail and the Credit Valley Footpath an unfinished side trail that once completed all the way to Port Credit will be a way to access the Bruce Trail from the Lake Ontario waterfront. The river valley was a major trading route for native peoples as well as home and hunting grounds for the Mississaugas of the Credit.

    The terrain is relatively easy without any major hills. We will be walking on a variety of dirt, packed gravel, and paved paths with some grass and boardwalks. Public washrooms available at Erindale Park only, but nature stops will be offered during the hike.

    We at the Toronto Bruce Trail Club value and welcome everyone who wants to join our hikes. We are an inclusive organization and we love diversity of participants at all our events. Positive vibes and good feelings live here.

  • 01
    October 1, 2023

    Toronto Club Bruce Trail Day Biodiversity Hike

    10:30 AM-12:00 PM
    10/01/2023
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    Hosting Club: Toronto
    Category: TBTC Special Events
    Location (Google Maps): All Bruce Trail Day hikes will start from the LImehouse Community Center 22nd Side Rd and Fifth LIne.

    Hike Leader(s): KJ Chong

    Pace: Leisurely
    Terrain: Variable
    Distance: 3-5 Km

    Description

    The theme for 2023 Bruce Trail Day is ” Welcoming” Everyone is welcome on the Bruce Trail. Ask a friend or neighbour to come out and join you today on one of the BTC Day hikes. Ideal hike for families.
    This hike will be lead by members of the TBTC Biodiversity team. It will be a nature walk through two of the BTC properties. It will follow the main trail and some of the blue side trails. There is lots to see as the seasons change and the fall colours come into their beauty. The leaders will explain the I naturalist app and how to identify plants and trees along the trail.

  • 01
    October 1, 2023

    Bruce Trail Day: Urban Walk (Toronto Rosedale Ravines)

    11:00 AM-2:00 PM
    10/01/2023
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    Hosting Club: Toronto
    Category: TBTC Special Events
    Location (Google Maps): Meet by the exit of Davisville Subway Station west side of Yonge Street at Chaplin Crescent.

    Hike Leader(s): Tom Swales, Sajedeh Zahraei, Leonora Rochwerger, Lindita Kalo Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

    Pace: Moderate
    Terrain: Variable
    Distance: 10 km

    Description

    “Join us to celebrate Bruce Trail Day with a hike on trails right in the heart of Toronto through the scenic Rosedale Ravines, Evergreen Brickworks, and Mount Pleasant Cemetery. This will be an opportunity to hear and learn about the Bruce Trail, the conservation work of the Bruce Trail Conservancy, and the Toronto Bruce Trail Club’s year round hiking program. Beginners and families welcome on this Level 1 Hike.  There will be a break at the Evergreen Brickworks for lunch and washrooms before continuing  on the Moore Park Ravine. Bring lunch, water, and rain gear (if applicable). Sturdy walking shoes or runners recommended.

    The theme for this year’s Bruce Trail Day is Welcoming. Whether you are a newcomer or you have never hiked before we welcome you to join us. “Nature is for all. All are welcome!”

  • 07
    October 7, 2023

    Car Hike: Erindale Park Mississauga

    8:30 AM-1:30 AM
    10/07/2023
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    Hosting Club: Toronto
    Category: Car Hike
    Location (Google Maps): Erindale Park Dundas Street west and Mississauga Road
    Please park in parking lot after entering the park

    Hike Leader(s): Mohammad Aghamiri , 19 Willowbrook Rd Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

    Pace: Moderate
    Terrain: Variable

    Description

    Please join us to hike along Credit river and see how salmon fishes go upstream  and see the view of widest river around GTA,

     

    Some safety procedures during the hike:

    1-Hikers must stay between the leader and the sweep.

    2-Hikers must advise the leader or the sweep if they wish to leave the group.

    3- Hikers must follow the whistle instructions: 1 blast- stay where you are; 2 blasts come to the leader; 3 blasts – come to the leader quickly.

    4-Hike leader may request volunteers to stop at trail intersections, they need to help hikers to the direction the group walk and wait till they see the sweep .

    5-Hikers have to make sure they can  see the persons behind and in front of them.

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