TAKE A WALK Free guided hikes to be offered on Bruce Trail Day

Posted on 09/10/2015 | About Canada

In the Niagara wine region, students from Niagara College will lead hikes to explore a reclaimed wetland.  At Owen Sound's Pottawatomi Conservation Area, members of the Sydenham Bruce Trail Club will show visitors striking rock formations and a variety of forest types.
The Oct. 4 outings are part of this year's Bruce Trail Day, an annual celebration of Canada's oldest and longest footpath. The main trail spans more than 885 kilometres along the Niagara Escarpment, from Niagara to Tobermory, Ont.

Clubs in the Bruce Trail Conservancy will host free guided hikes and family activities.

The events include hikes in City View Park in Burlington; Limehouse and Scotsdale Farm in Halton Hills; Blue Mountain and Kolapore Uplands west of Collingwood; Forks of the Credit Provincial Park in Caledon; and Mono Cliffs Provincial Park near Orangeville.