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• Wednesday hikes

  • Start
    6 May 2026
  • End
    27 May 2026
  • Schedule
    4 sessions
  • Location
    Various
  • Registered
    1 registrant

  Wednesday hikes by leaders: Gitta, Mary, Michelle and Tuula

  About 2 hrs, speed moderate, level 1/2,  starting 9:30 am.  Registration will be open and details closer to the date.
  

  
  

  
  

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• Section 5 Bear Den Loop Thursday Fast hike

  • When
    7 May 2026
  •  
    9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
  • Location
    5120 Pineridge Dr. Milton
  • Registered
    8 registrants

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  Section 5 Bear Den Loop Thursday Fast hike

   Thursday, May 7, 2026

   This hike will be rescheduled in the event of significant rain.

   Start Time:               9:30 AM - approx. 11:30 PM

   Start Location:          5120 Pineridge Dr. (6th Line Nassagaweya & Pineridge Dr.)

                                    Roadside parking, please arrive: at 9:20 for 9:30 departure.

  Difficulty:       Level 2; number of steep inclines (elevation gain:  230m),

                        uneven terrain and few short water breaks.

   Pace:            Brisk/fast: 5 km/hour

  Terrain:          Some steep inclines, uneven terrain, rocks, roots, potentially muddy,                          one stile(ladder to climb over fence), a bit of road walking. 

                        The long boardwalk section can be slippery.

   Length:          Approximately 9 Km

   From Pineridge we will walk north on 6th Line Nassagaweya to pick up the trailhead at the Blue Heron Scout Camp parking lot.  The trail passes through woods, meadows, fields, coniferous plantations cedar and hardwood forests.  We’ll enjoy hiking the Blue Springs and Sugar Shack Side Trails.  We’ll then cross over a stile and walk north on 5th line to pick up the main GHTC trail again, walking on the abandoned rail bed to reach an impressive Dr. Seuss-like boardwalk, built by the Scouts and now maintained by the GHTC.  We’ll follow this trail and then make our way back to 6th Line.

  Required:      Please wear sturdy hiking shoes or boots, health card,

                        small personal first aid kit.

                        Insect Repellant (DEET) to deter ticks is strongly recommended.

                        No dogs please; dress for the weather.

  Recommended:  hiking poles, water, snacks, sunscreen, hat.

  Optional lunch: Chompin at the Bit, Rockwood.

  Hike Leaders:   Mira Soni:      mirasoni1964@gmail.com

                                                  cell (to text morning of): 519-763-6113

                              Barbara Bethune: barbara.bethune@gmail.com

   

   

   
  

  
  

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• YogaHikes with Rhonda

  • Start
    7 May 2026
  •  
  • End
    18 Jun 2026
  •  
  • Schedule
    4 sessions
  • Location
    Guelph Arboretum, main parking lot, off College Ave (west of Victoria).
  • Spaces left
    12
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  YogaHikes are BACK

  Take your yoga outdoors. 

  Urban and Nature Yoga Hikes combine the cardio benefits of well-paced hiking with the stretching and strengthening moves of yoga for an group workout that is accessible to yoga practitioners of all levels.  Yoga Hikes are led by a certified yoga instructor who will keep you moving and guide you on routes that combine hills, stairs, and approx. 5km distance for a great overall workout.  Yoga Hikes are limited to 12 participants to foster a fun social atmosphere and ensure that you have the attention you need for the best possible experience.  So if you are looking for something awesome to do outdoors, or just love taking on new fitness challenges, come join us for a #YogaHike!

  Distance: Approx. 5km 

  Pace: easy/leisurely 

  YogaBreak - Approx. 20 minutes - mat not necessary, but we will be on the ground at times. Practice will happen mid-hike or at the end of the hike (terrain consideration)  

  Suitable for ALL experience levels (beginners welcome)

  Dogs are welcome, that said, they will have to be attached to you or secured during the yoga practice. 

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• BT Iroquoia E2E - Day 7: Guelph Line to Killbride

  • When
    9 May 2026
  •  
    9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
  • Location
    Killbride, Bruce Trail
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  BT Iroquoia E2E - Day 7: Guelph Line to Killbride

  Saturday, May 9^th 2026

  9 am – 3:00 pm 

  The Bruce Trail Reference, Edition 30, Map 10.

  Hike start time: about 9:30 am

  Hike end time: 3:00 pm

  Members only: anyone may register 

  Limit number of hikers: 10

  Hike description:
  Series of End-to-End (E2E) hikes through the Iroquoia section of the Bruce Trail. This is a series of 9 hikes, to complete ~ 122 km of this section, running from Grimsby to Milton along the Niagara Escarpment. Come and hike with Joanna, earn a badge or just have fun and, socialize. The Iroquoia section has lots to offer: beautiful waterfalls, few wineries, spectacular views specially passing near Hamilton, Mount Nemo and Kelso, and a varied terrain. For those whose goal is to earn a badge we will create a log. Badge cost is 10$ for BTC members or 15 for non-members. Note, you need to hike the full length of Iroquoia section to earn a badge, but if you are not able to join us on one of the hikes, you can re-do the hike on your own. 

  Seventh hike of the series: Guelph Line to Killbride will take us through Mount Nemo. There will be gorgeous views from mount Nemo. There will be ~ 8-9 km of road walking which will help us make good time. Possibly, if weather is good, we will include a side trail: River and Ruin, near Cedar Springs, which will make this hike a little longer - 19 km instead of 16.5 km. 

  Carpooling meeting point: 8:20 am at Carpool Lot Hwy 401 exit 299 Morriston Queen St/Brock Rd S (Hwy 6) https://maps.app.goo.gl/Z2e68eC2KJwFyubx8. (43.451406, -80.120985). Leaving at 8:30 at the latest. Carpooling is an option. Please communicate to hike leader if you will meet there. Please note ads this is a linear hike we will need to make car shuffle. If you carpool, please make sure to have 2 to 3 spots free in your car.

  All meet at 9:00 am parking lot behind the Killbride School at the north end of Panton St. (43.427756,-79.937991).

  From there we will carpool to the start of the hike from roadside parking where trail crosses Guelph Line, South of N 1 Sideroad. (43.388366, -79.854231). 

  What to bring: This is a spring hike, please dress accordingly in layers, and bring a hat and sunscreen. Wear good hiking boots: rain, mud is possible. Bring rain gear. Hiking poles if you like using them.  Bring water, snacks and pack a lunch - we will stop for lunch around noon.

  Hike rating info so hikers can determine if they are capable of joining

  Hike pace: Moderate, 3.5 km/hr. 

  Hike difficulty: Level 2-3. Moderate to difficult. Some hilly sections and uneven terrain. Some road walking. Be also aware of the length of the hike and spring conditions.

  Hike distance: 16.5 km to 19 km. About 6 hours + car shuttle time

  Leader contact info Joanna Mazur, 519-497-2254 or hugyourday@gmail.com

  Co-Leader: Tanya Simpraga, tsimpraga@yahoo.com

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• Hilton Falls Mother’s Day Hike

  • When
    10 May 2026
  •  
    9:30 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Woodbine Mohawk Park 9430 Guelph Line, Campbellville, ON L0P 1B0
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  Location Starting Point: Woodbine Mohawk Park 9430 Guelph Line, Campbellville, ON L0P 1B0

  Time: 9:30 AM – approximately 1:00 PM
  Distance: 10k (out & back)
  Hike Rating: Level 2 with some rocky, uneven terrain & tree roots.

  Hike Description: This is a sequel to the Easter Day hike. Rob and I are joining forces again to bring you a wonderful Mother’s day afternoon of hiking, roasting Weiner’s over a bbq pit and sharing in a ‘potluck’ style lunch. The hike itself will begin at the Mohawk Racetrack where we will wander into Hilton Falls Conservation Area, hike around the reservoir, then stop for lunch at the barbecue pit near the falls. You are free to roam, enjoy roasting your own hot dogs (Rob and I will provide the hot dogs, buns, condiments, paper plates). Please feel free to bring anything you might want to share with the other hikers keeping in mind this will be something you will need to carry along on the hike with you in your backpack. Please ensure all garbage is disposed of respectfully in the provided bins or carry it out with you. After lunch, approximately 30-40 minutes, we will head back to the parking lot to end our hiking experience.

  Recommended: Hiking poles and sturdy hiking shoes or boots. Bring water, snacks, insect repellent, sunscreen, health card/ID and wear long pants. Dress for the weather and bring rain gear (just in case). No dogs please.

  This hike is limited to 20 hikers.

  Hike Leaders: Tanya Simpraga: tsimpraga@yahoo.com or text 226-791-4565 

  Robert Schieck: robert.schieck@gmail.com

  Carpool option: Meet at the Covered Bridge in Guelph at 8:30 for a 8:40 departure time.

  Please let Tanya know if you will be meeting at the trailhead at 9:20 AM.

  
  

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• Hump Day Hike: Smith Property Loop Trail

  • When
    13 May 2026
  •  
    6:15 PM - 7:45 PM
  • Location
    Smith Property Loop Trail, Puslinch ON
  • Registered
    3 registrants

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  Hump Day Hike: Smith Property Loop Trail 

  Date: Wednesday, May 13, 2026  

  Location: Smith Property Loop Trail, Puslinch  ON

  Time: 6:15pm-7:45pm (meet at 6:00pm for check-in) 

  Hike Description: Starting at the Smith Property Loop trailhead, we will follow the 4.5 km loop trail through the forest and along the Eramosa River, enjoying the challenge of some hilly sections.  

  Level: Level 2 due to some uneven terrain/rocky sections, hills, may also be muddy in sections 

  Length: 4.5 km, 1.5 hours, includes time for a water/snack break 

  Pace: 4 km/hr 

  Parking: along roadside at trailhead, 624 Watson Road South, Puslinch ON  

  https://maps.app.goo.gl/qXaqANqdmAo1YgWS9 

  Required: Appropriate footwear, weather appropriate clothing, ID 

  Recommended: Water, snack, bug spray, personal first aid kit 

  Optional: Hiking poles 

  No dogs, please.  

  Hike Leader: Samantha Gow samantha.gow@guelphhiking.com 

  Please reach out if you have any questions.
  

  
  

  
  

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• Long Weekend Bird Hike

  • When
    16 May 2026
  •  
    7:00 AM - 10:00 AM
  • Location
    Location and exact time to be determined
  • Registered
    5 registrants

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  Join Mike van den Tillaart and Jane Bibby for a morning bird hike during spring migration.

  We'll meet at the Covered Bridge and carpool to the parking lot at Barber Scout Camp.  The hike will follow the beautiful Eramosa River along the OR Sidetrail to the Reformatory Ponds and back again.  We'll take a slow pace with lots of time to stop and watch for birds. 

  Don't forget your binoculars!  If you don't have any, then you can borrow some from the Guelph Public Library.  We also have a couple of pairs to lend to the first two folks who let us know they need them.

  Hike Details:

  Date:  Saturday, May 16

  Time: 7:00-11:00am - please arrive a few minutes early so we can organize carpooling and head out by 7:00am

  Meet location:  Covered Bridge, Guelph

  Hike location:  OR Sidetrail and OR Loop Sidetrail

  Level: 2

  Pace: Slow

  What to bring:

  • Snacks and water
  • Hiking boots or running shoes that can handle a little mud
  • Rain gear
  • Hat
  • Sunscreen
  • Bug repellent
  • Hiking poles if you like using them
  • Binoculars or a camera

  No dogs on this hike!

  Hike Leaders:

  Mike van den Tillaart - vdtm8@icloud.com

  Jane Bibby - jane.bibby@guelphhiking.com (cell for morning of hike: 519-841-9197)

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• Radial Line and Side Trails Series #3

  • When
    17 May 2026
  •  
    8:45 AM - 11:45 AM
  • Location
    Radial Line and Side Trails
  • Registered
    10 registrants

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  Date: Sunday, May 17, 2026

  Radial Line and Side Trails Series #3

  Time: 9:00-11:45am – meet at 8:45am for check in and meet and greet time.

  Hike description: Starting at Gate C, we will walk along the Dave Hull side trail then join the main Radial Line, cross over Arkell Rd., hike on the Starkey Hill side trail then cross back over Arkell Rd. and join the Arkell Springs side trail then follow the Radial Line trail back to Gate C. The trails on the Arkell Springs grounds are relatively flat with uneven terrain. Starkey Hill has several hills to go up and down and uneven terrain. Due to weather conditions, we may encounter muddy and wet trails.

  Pace: 4 km/hr, approx. 9 km, 2 ¾   hrs (includes time for a short break)

  Parking: roadside parking by Gate C at 662 Watson Rd. S. Puslinch (there is a billboard with a Canadian flag across from Gate C).

  Required: hiking footwear, dress for the weather, I.D.

  Recommended: water, hiking pole(s), snack, small first aid kit

  No dogs please.

  If you have any questions, please contact the hike leader

  Hike leaders:

  Michelle Lebon :  milebon231@gmail.com

  Mike van den Tillaart - vdtm8@icloud.com
  

  
  

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• Ignatius Jesuit Centre Trails

  • When
    18 May 2026
  •  
    9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
  • Location
    5420 Hwy 6, Guelph (north of Woodlawn Rd)
  • Registered
    8 registrants

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  Hike name: Ignatius Jesuit Centre Trails

  Location: Ignatius Jesuit Centre         

  When: May 18, 2026

  Time: 9:00am - 10:30am         

  Check in at 8:45am for a 9:00am start

  Hike description: We will mostly follow the trail around the perimeter including through the forests, by the meadows and gardens.  The trail varies with sections of dirt with rocks and roots and grassy lanes.

  Pace: 4 km/hr – approximately 5.5 km, 1 ½ hr

  Parking:  5420 Hwy 6, Guelph (north of Woodlawn Rd) – enter and drive through along the laneway – use the second lot

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  Required: hiking shoes, dress for the weather, I.D

  Recommended: water, snack, sunscreen, bug spray

  No dogs please.

  Hike leaders:

  Michelle Lebon, milebon231@gmail.com

  RichardWeppler, richardweppler3@gmail.com 519-994-0255

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• Rock the Wood “Vita Parcours”

  • When
    30 May 2026
  •  
    9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Location
    Rockwood Conservation Area
  • Spaces left
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  • Registered
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  Rock the Wood “Vita Parcours”
  
  When:      Saturday, May 30, 2026
                    9:30 AM – Approx. 12:30 PM
  
  Location:    Rockwood Conservation Area, 161 Fall Street South, Rockwood.  
                        Meet at 9:15 in parking lot on the left past gate
  
  Limit:     18 hikers
  
  Difficulty:    Level 1 - moderate pace, approximately 6-7 km.
  Trail is mostly hard packed with a couple small hills.
  
  Recommended:
  Bring water, snacks, personal first aid kit, health card/identification, sunscreen, hat, insect repellent.  Dress for the weather.  No dogs please.
  
  Details:
  Enjoy this beautiful hike on the Cedar Ridge Trail and Pothole Trail, on both sides of the Eramosa River in the Rockwood Conservation Area.   Towering limestone cliffs, caves, glacial potholes and the ruins of the Harris Woolen Mill are a few of its natural wonders.
  
  We will have fun participating in “Vita Parcours” fitness/exercise stations throughout the hike, that will improve our strength, cardio and flexibility using natural surroundings.  A few Yoga stations will be added this year!  These exhilarating, functional movement fitness stations will combine exercise, fresh air and vitamin “N” (Nature).  Be prepared to find your “Inner Child” on this creative circuit!
  
  There is no park fee since the leaders will have three valid GRCA (Grand River Conservation Authority) passes.  Each pass will admit 6 “energetic” people. The Rockwood Conservation Area has kindly given us permission to park inside the conservation area.
  
  Hike Leaders:    Marie Burland  burlandmc@gmail.com
                              Tanya Simpraga tsimpraga@yahoo.com
                              Or text Tanya at 226-791-4565
                              Tom Rielly  t.rielly@rogers.com
  
  Carpool Option:    Meet Tom at the Covered Bridge at 8:40 am for an 8:50 departure to the Rockwood Conservation Area.  
  
  Note:  If you register and cannot make the hike, please CANCEL Your REGISTRATION by logging on to the GHTC website, click on your name, then click on the “My event registrations” tab & select the event you wish to cancel.
  
  

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• BT Iroquoia E2E - Day 8: Killbride to Rattlesnake Point

  • When
    6 Jun 2026
  •  
    9:00 AM - 2:30 PM
  • Location
    Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area parking lot
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  Date: Saturday June 6, 2026

  9 am to 2:30 pm

  Where: The Bruce Trail Reference, Edition 30, Maps 10/11.
  Length: Approx. 16 km
  Category: Linear with car shuttle.
  Pace and duration: Moderate, 3.25 km/hr. About 5 hours + car shuttle time.
  Hike level: Moderate to difficult. Some hilly sections and uneven terrain. Some road walking. Be also aware of the length of the hike and spring conditions.

  Hike description:
  Series of End-to-End (E2E) hikes through the Iroquoia section of the Bruce Trail. This is a series of 9 hikes, to complete ~ 122 km of this section, running from Grimsby to Milton along the Niagara Escarpment. Come and hike with Joanna, earn a badge or just have fun and, socialize. The Iroquoia section has lots to offer: beautiful waterfalls, few wineries, spectacular views specially passing near Hamilton, Mount Nemo and Kelso, and a varied terrain. For those whose goal is to earn a badge we will create a log. Badge cost is 10$ for BTC members or 15 for non-members. Note, you need to hike the full length of Iroquoia section to earn a badge, but if you are not able to join us on one of the hikes, you can re-do the hike on your own. 

  Day 8: Killbride to Rattlesnake Point will take us through Yaremko-Ridley Park / Crawford Lake Conservation / Rattlesnake Point Conservation Areas. There will be gorgeous views. We will also walk the Nassagaweya Canyon. We will also include a short detour to Crawford Lake - a rare example of meromictic lake. Car shuttle involved. See note below about car shuttle.
  

  Carpooling meeting point: 8:15 am at Carpool Lot Hwy 401 exit 299 Morriston Queen St/Brock Rd S (Hwy 6), (43.451406, -80.120985). Leaving at 8:25 at the latest. Carpooling is an option. Please communicate to hike leader if you will meet there. Please note: this is a linear hike we will need to make car shuffle. If you carpool, please make sure to have 2 to 3 spots free in your car.

  Parking and departure: All participants meet at 9:00 am at Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area parking lot (43.469506, -79.913648). From there we will car shuffle to the start of the hike, parking lot behind the Killbride School at the north end of Panton St. (43.427756,-79.937991).

  Park Fees: If you have Conservation Halton Parks membership your entry is free. If not please purchase the entry online / or at the gate. Click here to learn about entry fees. We will communicate this again 1 week before the hike to those who registered.

  Car shuffle: All participants will be expected to take turns either driving to the start or driving the drivers back at the end of the day. Carpooling to our meeting spot with 2 to max 3 people in the car is generally ok but we would like to minimize and equalize the driving/shuttling as much as possible so it is fair for all participants.
  

  Directions: Please use your favourite GPS app to obtain directions.
   
  What to wear and bring: This is a spring/early summer hike, please dress according to weather; bring a hat and sunscreen. Wear good hiking boots. Bring rain gear.  Bug repellent might be needed. Hiking poles if you like using them.  Bring water, snacks and pack a lunch - we will stop for lunch around noon.
  

  Leader contact info Joanna Mazur, 519-497-2254 or hugyourday@gmail.com

  
  
  

  
  

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• BT Iroquoia E2E Series: Repeat of first hike - Grimsby to Macdui Drive

  • When
    27 Jun 2026
  •  
    8:00 AM - 1:30 PM
  • Spaces left
    2
  • Registered
    8 registrants

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  Saturday, June 27, 2026

  Where: Grimsby area: The Bruce Trail Reference, Edition 30, Maps 5/6.

  Limited to 10 hikers

  Hike Description: Day 1 Repeat: Grimsby to Macdui Drive will take us through the Beamer Memorial Conservation Area, and past the Beamer Falls, past Woolverton Conservation area. We will also go by McNeilly West Falls and Vinemount Falls which hopefully we might see. Maybe some other cascades on the way. But as this is a June hike - they might not be big. This is a repeat of the first hike (Iroquoia E2E series). Car shuttle involved. See note below about car shuttle.

  About this series of hikes: Join Tanya on this repeat of the first hike from series of 9 hikes: End-to-End (E2E) hikes through the Iroquoia section of the Bruce Trail, to complete ~ 122 km of this section, running from Grimsby to Milton along the Niagara Escarpment. The Iroquoia section has lots to offer: beautiful waterfalls, few wineries, spectacular views specially passing near Hamilton, Mount Nemo and Kelso, and a varied terrain.

  Carpooling meeting point: 8:00 am at Carpool Lot Hwy 401 exit 299 Morriston Queen St/Brock Rd S (Hwy 6), (43.451406, -80.120985). Leaving at 8:10 at the latest. Carpooling is an option. Please communicate to hike leader if you will meet there. Please note: this is a linear hike we will need to make car shuffle. If you carpool, please make sure to have 2 to 3 spots free in your car.

  All meet at 9:00 am on Macdui Dr. (43.207598,-79.712827) east of DeWitt Rd off Dundee Dr. Roadside parking. From there we will organize car shuttle to the start of the hike parking lot at Grimsby Lions Community Pool (enter at 1 Elm St at the South end of Coronation Park); (43.193201,-79.565301).

  Car shuffle: All participants will be expected to take turns either driving to the start or driving the drivers back at the end of the day. Carpooling to our meeting spot with 2 to max 3 people in the car is generally ok but we would like to minimize and equalize the driving/shuttling as much as possible so it is fair for all participants.

  Directions: Please use your favourite GPS app to obtain directions.
  

  What to wear and bring: This is an early summer hike, please dress according to weather; bring a hat and sunscreen. Wear good hiking boots. Bring rain gear. Bug repellent might be needed. Hiking poles if you like using them. Bring water, snacks and pack a lunch - we will stop for short lunch around noon.

  Length: Approx. 16 km

  Pace and duration: Moderate, 3.25 km/hr. About 4.5 hours + car shuttle time. Hike level: Moderate to difficult. Some hilly sections and uneven terrain. Some road walking. Be also aware of the length of the hike.

  Hike leaders: Tanya Simpraga: tsimpraga@yahoo.com text: 226-791-4565
  Claude Balthazard: claudebalthazard1@gmail.com
  Brandon Correia: brandoncorreia_2003@hotmail.com

  This is a cooperative hike with the Grand Valley Hiking Club
  

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• BT Iroquoia E2E - Day 9: Rattlesnake Point to Hilton Falls

  • When
    18 Jul 2026
  •  
    9:00 AM - 2:30 PM
  • Location
    Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area parking lot
  • Spaces left
    5
  • Registered
    5 registrants

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  Date: Saturday July 18, 2026

  9 am to 2:30 pm

  Where: The Bruce Trail Reference, Edition 30, Map 11.
  Length: Approx. 15 km
  Category: Linear with car shuttle.
  Pace and duration: Moderate, 3.25 km/hr. About 5 hours + car shuttle time.
  Hike level: Moderate to difficult. Some hilly sections and uneven terrain. Some road walking. Be also aware of the length of the hike and spring conditions.

  Hike description:
  Series of End-to-End (E2E) hikes through the Iroquoia section of the Bruce Trail. This is a series of 9 hikes, to complete ~ 122 km of this section, running from Grimsby to Milton along the Niagara Escarpment. Come and hike with Joanna, earn a badge or just have fun and, socialize. The Iroquoia section has lots to offer: beautiful waterfalls, few wineries, spectacular views specially passing near Hamilton, Mount Nemo and Kelso, and a varied terrain. For those whose goal is to earn a badge we will create a log. Badge cost is 10$ for BTC members or 15 for non-members. Note, you need to hike the full length of Iroquoia section to earn a badge, but if you are not able to join us on one of the hikes, you can re-do the hike on your own. 

  Day 9: Rattlesnake Point to Hilton Falls. This is the end of our journey on the Iroquoia section of BT. We will start at Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area, continue towards Kelso and end up in Hilton Falls. There will be ~ 3 km of road walking. At the end of the hike we shall celebrate - maybe ice cream in Cambellville! It is summer after all! Car shuttle involved. See note below about car shuttle.

  Meeting point: All meet 8:30 am at Carpool Lot Hwy 401 exit 299 Morriston Queen St/Brock Rd S (Hwy 6), (43.451406, -80.120985). We will carpool and car shuffle from this location. Leaving at 8:45 at the latest. Please note: this is a linear hike we will need to make car shuffle. 

  Parking and departure: From meeting point we will drive to Hilton Falls Conservation Area parking lot (43.505705, -79.961589). From there we will all car shuffle to Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area parking lot (43.469506, -79.913648). 

  Park Fees: If you have Conservation Halton Parks membership your entry is free. If not entry can be purchased online / or at the gate. Click here to learn about entry fees. We will communicate 1 week before the hike to those who registered about the carpooling and organize the car shuffle, as well regarding the park fees.

  Car shuffle: All participants will be expected to take turns either driving to the start or driving the drivers back at the end of the day. Carpooling to our meeting spot with 2 to max 3 people in the car is generally ok but we would like to minimize and equalize the driving/shuttling as much as possible so it is fair for all participants.
  

  Directions: Please use your favourite GPS app to obtain directions.
   
  What to wear and bring: This is a summer hike, please dress according to weather; bring a hat and sunscreen, sunglasses. Long pants are recommended. Wear good hiking boots. Bring rain gear. Bug repellent might be needed. Hiking poles if you like using them.  Bring water, snacks and pack a lunch - we will stop for lunch around noon.

  Leader contact info Joanna Mazur, 519-497-2254 or hugyourday@gmail.com

  
  

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