Toronto Hike Schedule

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Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Annual TBTC E2E
Location (Google Maps): On Saturday September 6, hike the entire Toronto section of the Bruce Trail north to south, of just over 50km.

Hike Leader(s): Jacquie Van Dyke Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Brisk (4-5 km/hr), Fast (5 km/hr or greater)
Terrain: Challenging
Distance: 50.4 km

Description

Come test your grit on our 1 day E2E which will be held on Saturday Sept. 6, 2025. Cost for members is $40 which includes bus transportation from Hilton Falls CA to the south end of Cheltenham Badlands (where you will begin your hike), online registration fees, parking in Hilton Falls CA, and the official one day E2E badge. We will be offering snacks and water every 10-11km.  Any available spots left on June 23 will be opened to non-members at a cost of $45. This is a long, strenuous hike suitable for experienced, fast paced hikers. Hikers are expected to to maintain a minimum pace of 4km/hr and must reach each checkpoint by a prescribed time in order to continue to ensure everyone is off the trail before dark. Meet at the Hilton Falls CA entrance gate at 5:30 am (Gate will be opened early for us). The bus will leave the parking lot at 6:00 am promptly to bring you to your starting point at km 50.4 where you will begin hiking back to your vehicle.

Based on the hike beginning at 6:45am, hikers must reach checkpoint 1 at km 38.8 (11.6km) by 9:30 am, checkpoint 2 at km 27.8 (11.1km) by 12:15 pm, checkpoint 3 at km 17.4 (10.4 km) by 2:45 pm, checkpoint 4 at km 8.9 (8.5 km) by 5:00 pm to continue. Bring your fully charged cell phone, basic 1st aid supplies, and a water bottle.

Space is limited, hikes go rain or shine, and no dogs are welcome. Hikers over the age of 16 are permitted on this event. There will be no refunds or tax receipts issued for anyone who cancels their registration. For specific questions, please contact Jacquie Van Dyke at vdyke0946@gmail.com. Registration closes at midnight on August 31, 2025.

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Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Annual TBTC E2E
Location (Google Maps): The Toronto Bruce Trail section which runs from just south of Hilton Falls CA on Appleby Line to the south entrance of the Cheltenham Badlands on Creditview Rd. On both days, we will meet in the community parking lot in the village of Limehouse (GPS Coordinates 43.638154, -79.979152), 11139 22nd Side Road, below the school.

Hike Leader(s): Jacquie Van Dyke Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Brisk (4-5 km/hr), Fast (5 km/hr or greater)
Terrain: Challenging
Distance: Saturday, Sept. 6 – 28km, Sunday, Sept 7 – 22km

Description

Hike the Toronto section of the Bruce Trail over two days.  Hikers must maintain a minimum pace 0f 4km/hr and reach the checkpoints by the cutoff time in order to continue. On Saturday, the bus will take hikers from Limehouse to the south entrance of the Cheltenham Badlands where the hike will begin. Hikers will hike south to their vehicles in Limehouse – a distance of approximately 28 km. Hikers will reach checkpoint 1 at km 38.8 (11.6 km) by 11:00 am and checkpoint 2 at km 27.8 (11.0 km) by 1:45 pm to continue. On Sunday, the bus will take hikers again from Limehouse, to km 0.0 on Appleby Line where the hike will begin. Hiking north to Limehouse, hikers must reach checkpoint 1 at km 11.4 in the Pear Tree parking lot by 11:00 am to continue. Water refill and snacks will be available at the checkpoints. Bring your fully charged cell phone, basic 1st aid supplies, and a water bottle.

Those who complete the distances on both days will receive the special 2 Day Club E2E badge. The registration fee includes the online registration fee, bus shuttle, and the official E2E badge. If any spots are still available at 9:00 am on Monday June 23, registration will also be opened for non-members (child and adult) at a cost of $65. These are strenuous hikes suitable for experienced, long distance, fast paced hikers. Space is limited, hikes go rain or shine, and no dogs are permitted on this event. Hikers must find their own way each morning to the meeting point in Limehouse. There will be no refunds or tax receipts issued for anyone who cancels their registration. For questions, please contact Jacquie Van Dyke at vdyke0946@gmail.com. Registration closes at midnight on August 31, 2025. On September 1, an email will go out to all participants with the exact parking location. It will be in Limehouse.

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Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps):

1245 Bethesda Side Rd, Richmond Hill, ON L4E 1A2 ( Bethesda Trail Head Parking lot)

Hike Leader(s): Amir Alemohammad Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Hilly, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Variable
Distance: 13-14 km

Description

Join us for a wonderful hike in Jefferson Forest and have a snack/lunch beside  the Bond Lake. We will hike among tall trees and bushes of the Jefferson Forest and across the Bayview-Yonge corridor to reach to the Bond Lake. Boots mandatory, poles recommended, bring at least 2L of water, bug spray, sunscreen, snack/lunch and dress according to the weather conditions. Please avoid parking along the road. Difficulty Level: 2 (Moderate)

Please arrive @7:45 AM for start of 8:00AM.

This is a joint hike with the Oak Ridges Trail Association (ORTA).

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Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps): Free parking at the end of Cherry street Toronto

Hike Leader(s): Mohammad Aghamiri Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Flat, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot)
Distance: 12-14 km

Description

We will walk along lake Ontario, visiting ponds ,swans and light house
• Please dress appropriately for the weather.
• We will have short water ,picture,Bio and a 15 minute snack breaks. Everyone is welcome!

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Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps): Parking Area at Louth Conservation Area

Hike Leader(s): Alina Lin

Pace: Brisk (4-5 km/hr)
Terrain: Challenging, Hilly, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Variable
Distance: 18 km

Description

The Niagara region is one of Canada’s most productive fruit-growing areas. Strolling along country roads lined with farms and orchards, you’ll see ripe peaches, plums, and grapes hanging from the trees and smell the sweet fragrance of the harvest in the air—you’ll truly understand why it’s called a Fruit Paradise. To make the most of the short harvest season, let’s hike the Niagara section of the Bruce Trail and if you are interested, visit local farms afterward—perhaps even enjoy some fruit picking!

This is the fourth of a five-hike End-to-End series covering the entire Niagara section of the Bruce Trail. The full section stretches over 80 kilometers from Niagara-on-the-Lake to Grimsby. I am using Map Edition 29, so please note that kilometer markings may not be fully up to date, and actual hiking distances may vary slightly.

Meeting Point:
Roadside parking lot at KM 49.3. Please arrive before 9:15 AM to allow time for car shuttle coordination.
GPS: N43.121706, W79.351235. Parking Area at Louth Conservation Area. Enter from Staff Ave, Louth, 500 m north of Pelham Rd (Regional Rd 69).

We will car shuttle to the starting point of the hike at KM66.9
GPS:N43.146108, W79.475609. Enter from Hixon St at the intersection of Kinsmen Rd and Frost Rd.

The group will then hike from KM66.9 back to KM49.3.
All drivers are expected to participate in the car shuttle, either before or after the hike.

Important Notes:

• Wear sturdy hiking boots and dress appropriately for the weather
• Bring bug spray (mosquitoes may be present)
• Bring snacks, lunch, and at least 2L of water
• No dropouts available.
• No pets .

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Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: GO Train Hike
Location (Google Maps):

Hike will start from McMaster University GO Bus Terminal. We will meet at Toronto’s Union Station 8:30 AM to take the 8:47 AM Train to Aldershot where we will transfer to the GO Bus for a short ride to McMaster University. On the return we take the GO Train to Toronto from West Harbour GO Train Station. If you have a smart phone then the return fare is just $10 with GO’s Weekend Pass. Seniors fare return from Union is about $11.44. If meeting us at McMaster you will have to make your way back to start by local transit or Uber and parking fee would apply.

Hike Leader(s): Tom Swales Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Hilly, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Variable
Distance: 12-13 km

Description

This will be a one way hike through the trails of the RBG’s (Royal Botanical Gardens) South Shore Cootes Paradise Trails to Princess Point and then continuing on Hamilton’s Waterfront Trail along Burlington Bay to Bayfront Park which is a 7 minute walk to the West Harbour GO Station. Cootes Paradise is the largest and most diverse of RBG’s sanctuaries. Nestled between the Niagara Escarpment and Lake Ontario the picturesque area is significant as a migratory bird flyover zone and home to a wide variety of flora and fauna. There will be a few hills including one steeper one.

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Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps): Erindale Park parking lot

Hike Leader(s): Mohammad Aghamiri Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Hilly, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Variable
Distance: 12-14 km

Description

We will hike Credit River North  and will see nice views of Credit River and possibly some salmons heading upstream

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Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps): Kinsmen Park at KM66.9

Hike Leader(s): Alina Lin

Pace: Brisk (4-5 km/hr)
Terrain: Challenging, Flat, Hilly, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Rocky, Variable
Distance: 17 km

Description

The Niagara region is one of Canada’s most productive fruit-growing areas. Strolling along country roads lined with farms and orchards, you’ll see ripe peaches, plums, and grapes hanging from the trees and smell the sweet fragrance of the harvest in the air—you’ll truly understand why it’s called a Fruit Paradise. To make the most of the short harvest season, let’s hike the Niagara section of the Bruce Trail and if you are interested, visit local farms afterward—perhaps even enjoy some fruit picking!

This is the last hike of a five-hike End-to-End series covering the entire Niagara section of the Bruce Trail. The full section stretches over 80 kilometers from Niagara-on-the-Lake to Grimsby. I am using Map Edition 29, so please note that kilometer markings may not be fully up to date, and actual hiking distances may vary slightly.

Meeting Point:
Kinsmen Park at KM66.9
GPS:N43.146108, W79.475609. Enter from Hixon St at the intersection of Kinsmen Rd and Frost Rd.

We will car shuttle to the starting point of the hike Beamer Memorial Conservation Area at KM2.2, -Iroquoia Section
GPS:N 43.188540, W 79.573428. Enter from Quarry Rd, which intersects with Ridge Rd W just west of Beamers Falls.

The group will then hike from KM2.2 back to KM66.9.
All drivers are expected to participate in the car shuttle, either before or after the hike.

Important Notes:

• Wear sturdy hiking boots and dress appropriately for the weather
• Bring bug spray (mosquitoes may be present)
• Bring snacks, lunch, and at least 1.5L of water
• No dropouts available.
• No pets .

Hike open to BTC Members only.

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Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps): Meeting place will be Scotsdale Farm parking lot. This is off Trafalgar Rd 1.7 km north of Highway 7. There is a sign at the road into the farm. Km29.8

Hike Leader(s): Lynn McFerran Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely (2-3 km/hr)
Terrain: Flat, Level 1 (Easy – mostly on flat, well maintained trails with hard-packed surface)
Distance: 5 km

Description

Last September Mara McHaffie a staff ecologist from the BTC and I led a very successful fern Id hike and are going to do another one this fall. This is a very slow paced “”look and learn” kind of hike. There is lots of opportunity for photographs and questions. The section we are going to view this year is a well travelled part of the trail and has quite a variety of vegetation. I have not counted the ferns I have seen already this season but maybe we will go beyond the 12 or 13 varieties we found last year. THis hike will go rain or shine so come dressed for any weather. Bring water and snacks.

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Hosting Club: Toronto

Location (Google Maps): Glasgow Trail, Concession Road 2 Park in parking lot at the trail head.

From Highway 404 turn right to Stouffville Rd, till to the end of road and turn left on York Durham line in About 1km turn right to Webb Rd. and turn right to Concession Road 2 ,you will see parking lot in 500 meters

Hike Leader(s): Mohammad Aghamiri Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Hilly, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Variable
Distance: 14-15 km

Description

Lets explore Goodwood conservation area and visit Secord forest and pond

Approximately 5-hour hike, bring lots of water

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Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps): Roadside parking on Kimerly Dr.

Hike Leader(s): Alina Lin

Pace: Brisk (4-5 km/hr)
Terrain: Challenging, Flat, Hilly, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Variable
Distance: 19 km

Description

It’s time for the fall colors—and no autumn feels complete without a hike on the Bruce Trail.

This is the first hike of a End-to-End series covering the entire Iroquoia section of the Bruce Trail. The full section stretches over 120 kilometers from Grimsby to Milton. I am using Map Edition 29 to plan the hikes, and so please note that kilometer markings may not be fully up to date, and actual hiking distances may vary slightly.

Meeting Point:
KM29.5. Roadside parking on Kimerly Dr. Hamilton. GPS: 43.227607, -79.813513. Please arrive before 8:45am to allow time for car shuttle coordination.

We will car shuttle to KM46.7, the starting point of the hike at Dundas Valley Conservation Parking lot(paid parking lot) on Artaban Rd, 180 m north of Lion’s Club Rd.  GPS: N 43.240974, W 79.975582.

The group will then hike from KM46.7 back to KM29.5. We will add a bit fun by climbing up and down the Wentworth Steps Side Trail, a set of 498 steel steps.

All drivers are expected to participate in the car shuttle, either before or after the hike. All hikers are expected to chip in for the parking fees.

Important Notes:

• Wear sturdy hiking footwear and dress appropriately for the weather
• Bring snacks, lunch, and at least 1.5L of water
• No dropouts available.
• No pets.

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Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps): Scotsdale Farm, Map 13

Hike Leader(s): Al Brown Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Variable
Distance: 10 km

Description

Join us for an early fall loop hike on the main and Bennet side trails. Fall colours should be beginning to appear.

After the hike all are invited to a refreshment stop in Georgetown.

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Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Urban Walk
Location (Google Maps): Rouge National Urban Park, Scarborough

Hike Leader(s): Tom Swales, Leila Damband Khameneh Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Hilly, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Variable
Distance: 10-11 km

Description

Please join us for a September hike in Rouge National Urban Park, a unique asset right within Toronto’s boundaries. Enjoy scenic views, hopefully cooler temperatures, the large wetland area, and the trail through the Cedar Forest. Expect some “healthy” hills.

The hike will start at the Toronto Zoo entrance. To get there you may meet Tom at Union Station at 9:00 am in the Great Hall by the Travaler’s Aid information desk with the clock over it. We will take the 9:21 AM Lakeshore East GO Train to Rouge Hill station and transfer to TTC Route 200 seasonal service to the Toronto Zoo (free transfer if you have a Presto Card). You may also board at any Lakeshore East/West GO station or take TTC Route #86 from Kennedy Station (approximately 42 minutes) or Route #85 from Don Mills Sation (approximately 50 minutes). Note that the Zoo Road Day area is closed for construction of a new visitor centre. The adjacent parking is lot is also closed. We will finish at the campground on Kingston Road to the south so taking public transit is recomended. Unlike most urban walks within the city limits there will be no dropout points.

Bring at least 2 liters of water, lunch, snacks, layers appropiate to the weather conditions, and rain gear (if applicable).

Note that the toilet facilities in the southern section of the park are limited to a couple “portable potties” on Park Road and the Twyn Rivers Day Use area until construction is completed.

Optional Apres-hike stop at The Black Dog Pub on Island Road.

Here is a map of the proposed route: https://onthegomap.com/s/p9ql44rs

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Hosting Club: Toronto

Location (Google Maps): Free parking in mast trail parking Lot off Kingston Road

Hike Leader(s): Mohammad Aghamiri Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Hilly, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Variable
Distance: 14-15 km

Description

We will hike Vista trail and part of orchard trail, will enjoy look outs between Rouge river and Little Rouge creek
• Please dress appropriately for the weather.
• We will have short water ,picture and a 15 minute snack break. Everyone is welcome!

Trip Information
Departure Time: 08:30
Return to City Time: 18:30
Departure Point: Kipling Departure Point

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Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Bus Hike
Location (Google Maps): km 15.7 (Stoney Creek) to km 0.0 (Grimsby) Bruce Trail Reference Guide 31st ed. Maps 5-6

Hike Leader(s): George Lennon, Kerry Seong Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Rocky, Variable
Distance: 16 km

Description

Our Iroquoia in 8 series will cover the 122.5 km Iroquia Section of the Bruce Trail in eight moderate paced hikes of a maximum distance of 15-16 km per day. The first four hikes are scheduled for the Fall of 2025 (bi-weekly commencing Sep 27th) and the last four hikes are scheduled for the Spring of 2026.  There will be the opportunity to earn the Iroquoia “stained glass” fundraiser badge. For the fundraiser badge, you are allowed to complete up to a maximum of three of the hikes independently if you miss the scheduled hikes (this badge cannot be earned independently ). Funds from the fundraiser badge go towards the Iroquoia club’s endeavors to protect the Niagara Escarpment and the trail ‘forever, for everyone”. There will also be the option to earn the Red Fox Independent badge ($10 Members/$15 Non-Members) which is available to those who hike the section independetly or on organized hikes. Hikers who have completed the section and qualify will be presented with the badge of their choice on the eighth hike in the Spring. Badge fees will be collected prior to the final hike.

Everyone is welcome to join any of the hikes in the series whether regardless if they want to complete the E2E or come on just a few. 

Those who want to complete the E2E/earn one of the badges are strongly advised to register as soon as registration opens to ensure seating on the bus.

This hike will go in the reverse direction of the original hike starting off in Stoney Creek (Hamilton), hiking towards Beamer Memorial Conservation Area (currently beautiful with the fall colours and with the best views) and descending the stairs into Grimsby and the border with the Niagara Section. Those who prefer to skip the road section may board the bus and cut off 2.67 km reducing total distance to 13.3 k.

Time permitting there will be a refreshment stop in downtown Grimsby.

** This hike is meant for hikers taking the Bus from Kipling Subway only. **

Trip Information
Departure Time: 08:30
Return to City Time: 18:30
Departure Point: Kipling Departure Point

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Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Bus Hike
Location (Google Maps): Km 0 (Grimsby) to km 15.7 (Stoney Creek) – Bruce Trail Reference Guide 31st ed. Maps 5-6

Hike Leader(s): Tom Swales, Felix Wan Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Moderate (3-4 km/hr)
Terrain: Hilly, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Rocky, Variable
Distance: 16 km

Description

Our Iroquoia in 8 series will cover the 122.5 km Iroquia Section of the Bruce Trail in eight moderate paced hikes of a maximum distance of 15-16 km per day. The first four hikes are scheduled for the Fall of 2025 (bi-weekly commencing Sep 27th) and the last four hikes are scheduled for the Spring of 2026.  There will be the opportunity to earn the Iroquoia “stained glass” fundraiser badge. For the fundraiser badge, you are allowed to complete up to a maximum of three of the hikes independently if you miss the scheduled hikes (this badge cannot be earned independently ). Funds from the fundraiser badge go towards the Iroquoia club’s endeavors to protect the Niagara Escarpment and the trail ‘forever, for everyone”. There will also be the option to earn the Red Fox Independent badge ($10 Members/$15 Non-Members) which is available to those who hike the section independetly or on organized hikes. Hikers who have completed the section and qualify will be presented with the badge of their choice on the eighth hike in the Spring. Badge fees will be collected prior to the final hike.

Everyone is welcome to join any of the hikes in the series whether regardless if they want to complete the E2E or come on just a few. 

Those who want to complete the E2E/earn one of the badges are strongly advised to register as soon as registration opens to ensure seating on the bus.

Hike #1 will pickup where we left off in the Spring at the end of the Niagara E2E series at the boundary between the Niagara and Iroquoia sections in Grimsby. Note that the hike will begin with a steep climb up the escarpment from Grimsby shortly after the bus drops us off. We will ascend the staircase to Beamer Conservation Area with views over Grimsby and Lake Ontario. After exiting the Conservation area there will be a couple of km of road before continuing along the top of the escarpment. The trail continues along the escarpment through Woolverton, Wiona, and Vinemount Conservation areas. Time permitting there will be a refreshment stop in downtown Stoney Creek.

** This hike is meant for hikers taking the Bus from Kipling Subway only. **

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Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Car Hike
Location (Google Maps): KM2.2@Beamer Memorial Conservation Area

Hike Leader(s): Alina Lin

Pace: Brisk (4-5 km/hr)
Terrain: Challenging, Flat, Hilly, Level 2 (Intermediate – some hills and uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot), Rocky, Variable
Distance: 16 km

Description

It’s time for the fall colors—and no autumn feels complete without a hike on the Bruce Trail.

This is the 2nd hike of an End-to-End series covering the entire Iroquoia Bruce Trail section. The full section stretches over 120 kilometers from Grimsby to Milton. I am using Map Edition 29 to plan the hikes, and so please note that kilometer markings may not be fully up to date, and actual hiking distances may vary slightly.

Meeting Point:
KM2.2. Beamer Memorial Conservation Area. Enter from Quarry Rd, which intersects with Ridge Rd W just west of Beamers Falls. 43.188540, -79.573428. Please arrive before 8:45am to allow time for car shuttle coordination.

We will car shuttle to KM18.2 on Oakridge Dr. off Green Rd, south of King St (at the Oakridge Drive Access Trail). GPS: 43.213943, -79.742417. The group will then hike from KM18.2 back to KM2.2.

All drivers are expected to participate in the car shuttle, either before or after the hike. All hikers are expected to chip in for parking fees, if applicable. The activity option for after hike is to pick grapes at Lipsitt Orchards.

Important Notes:

• Wear sturdy hiking footwear and dress appropriately for the weather
• Bring snacks, lunch, and at least 1.5L of water
• No dropouts available.
• No pets.

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Hosting Club: Toronto
Category: Urban Walk
Location (Google Maps): Meet by the TTC Stop on the Southeast Corner of Scarlett Road and Eglinton Avenue West. Take the #79 Scarlett Road bus from Runnymede Station to Eglinton or the Eglinton West #32A from Eglinton West Station to Scarlett Road.

Hike Leader(s): Miriam Stevens Click here to contact Hike Leader(s)

Pace: Leisurely (2-3 km/hr)
Terrain: Variable, Level 1 (Easy – mostly on flat, well maintained trails with hard-packed surface)
Distance: 10-12 km

Description

Leisurely hike (3 kms/hour – No Racers Please) suitable for beginners and families.
Hike along the Humber River trail and into the  Swansea village at Runnymede road and Bloor street  west. The hike will end opposite Runnymede Subway near the Village Playhouse Theatre and local restaurants and pubs. Distance may vary according to the weather and trail conditions and how people feel. Early dropout is possible at Old Mill Subway Station.

After the hike you may choose to join us for dinner at around 6 PM at Ali Baba Mediterranean restaurant or at a nearby pub.
We will attend the play “Bus Stop”at 8 PM at The Bloor West Village Players theatre, 2190 Bloor Street West, Toronto.
Call the Theatre directly at (416) 767 7702 to reserve your ticket, cost $26- $29.00. Please do mention that you’re with the Bruce Trail Conservancy, Toronto Club so they know we are supporting them.

Anyone is welcome to join us for the hike only, join us for the theatre performance, or, join us for all three: Hike, Dinner and play. Paid parking is available off Kennedy Avenue north of Bloor Street West (behind the Village Playhouse Theatre building). There is no parking available at the start of the hike.