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Tips

  • Hikes in the calendar are described according to length and level of difficulty. See Choosing a Hike to understand hike level descriptions used in the calendar. 
  • GVTA-sponsored hikes often provide coordinates to indicate a place for hikers to meet before the hike. See Map Coordinates for help using coordinates on your GPS or smart device.
  • Check Trail Closures & Reroutes before heading out for last minute updates on closures and reroutes.
  • Finally, remember to adhere to the Trail Users Code!


Upcoming hikes

  • BT Iroquoia Section E2E - Day 4: Chedoke Park to Dundas Valley, 16 km

    • 21 Mar 2026
    • 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
    • Hamilton
    • 0

    Day 4: Chedoke Park to Dundas Valley will take us to Tiffany Falls to which we will take a side trail. Next is Sherman Falls (unfortunately we can not get close to the falls due to bridge repairs). After it we will enter the beautiful Dundas Valley Conservation Area and see Canterbury Falls. When we exit the Conservation Area we will pass McCormack Pond where possibly we might see a school of goldfish. Those are invasive species but they are fun to watch.

    Hike leaders: Joanna Mazur & Didier Thevenard

    Contact: 
    Joanna: hugyourday@gmail.com | 519-497-2254
    Didier: didier.j.thevenard@gmail.com | 519-497-9387

    About the leaders:  
    Joanna, passionate hiker and backpacker in all seasons and conditions. If she is not plotting a hike or a trip, she is often walking the trails.
    Didier has been leading hikes with the GVTA since 2018. He loves sharing his passion for nature and the outdoors with fellow hikers.

    About this series of hikes:  
    Join Didier and Joanna on another End-to-End (E2E) trek, this one 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 us, 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.          

    Where: The Bruce Trail Reference, Edition 30, Map 8.
    Length: Approx. 16
    Category: Linear with car shuttle.
    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. Be also aware of the length of the hike and winter conditions.

    Parking and departure:     Meet at 9:00 am, roadside parking at Davidson Blvd.
    https://maps.app.goo.gl/hNAhHvq4NmtzvJ1y7 (43.265251, -79.990490). From there we will carpool to the start of the hike from parking lot at Chedoke Golf Club parking lot, access from Beddoe Dr off Studholme Rd, South of Aberdeen Ave. https://maps.app.goo.gl/PNRL6hBeuzhuMQyB8 (43.246205, -79.906935).

    Directions: Please use your favourite GPS app to obtain directions.
     
    What to wear and bring: This is a winter hike, please dress accordingly in layers, and bring a hat and sunscreen. Wear good hiking boots; bring rain gear and icers, and hiking poles if you like using them.  Bring water, snacks and pack a lunch - we will stop for lunch around noon.

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm
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  • Weeknight Wanders: Spring Series - Kiwanis Park Loop: 3.3 - 5 km

    • 23 Mar 2026
    • 6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
    • Kitchener
    • 19
    Register

    About the hike: Kiwanis Park is open year round, located in Waterloo, an easy loop to enjoy for your weeknight wanders! A lovely walk alongside the Grand River, through forest, field, and a small chunk of subdivision towards the end, it takes approximately 1hr at a slow to moderate pace, and is a popular trail for birding and hiking. Beautiful any time of the year!

    We may hike in thick mud, or wade through ankle deep water in spring, take little detours on a variety of side trails within this park, and we welcome the fun and adventure this brings!

    Weeknight Wanders Winter Series
    Join Leanne and Kamil for this Monday evening mini series of short weekday evening wanders! The perfect way to spend an evening! These hikes will be taking place in various locations, changing monthly. Our intention is to provide a regular weekday community hike night that folks can look forward to and count on year round!

    Hike Leader: Leanne & Kamil Wierzbicki
    Contact: 647-529-3324 | 647-529-3316

    About the Leaders: Leanne and Kamil have been casual hikers since 2006, becoming more avid hikers in their mid forties! They began hiking with the GVTA upon moving back to Kitchener-Waterloo in autumn of 2023 after many years living in Northwestern Ontario. They knew they wanted to share their love of the outdoors and active living with others as certified hike leaders with this wonderful local organization. With a playful and enthusiastic approach to their outdoor adventures, this husband and wife team encourage you to get outside, move your body, and have fun doing it! Embrace your inner hike nerd.

    Where: Kiwanis Park, Waterloo
    Length: 3.3 km to 5 km
    Category: Loop
    Pace: Moderate, 3.5 - 4.5 km/hr. About 45-60 minutes.
    Hike level: 1 (easy). Relatively easy, wide gravel path through the forest,  mostly flat. Possible thick mud, wet and flooded areas due to spring conditions.

    Depart: Hike starts at 6:45pm. Please arrive 10 minutes earlier, at 6:35 pm. In respect of all hikers, we will not be waiting for late comers. 
    Park at Kiwanis parking lot, off Kiwanis Park Rd. Kiwanis parking lot (43.500815,-80.477117).

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

    What to wear & bring: This is an early spring hike; please dress accordingly. Wear good hiking shoes/boots, merino wool socks are a great idea, and dress in layers: think lightweight and breathable (no cotton). Merino wool base layers next to skin, fleece mid layer, lightweight coat or waterproof shell and pants in wet conditions, gaiters, hat, lightweight gloves in cooler weather.  

    Walking poles are optional but useful, and offer an upper body workout while you walk! 

    **Headlamps or flashlights are required on these evening hikes as we will be walking in the dark.**

    **In the season of snow, crampons/microspikes/ice cleats are a good idea to prevent slipping. Snowshoes may be required on some winter hikes given trail conditions and will be indicated in the description.**

    All of our hikes are offered rain/snow or shine, unless in the event of dangerous weather. Every day is a good day to get outside! Just arrive in appropriate gear!

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm


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  • Trails on Tuesdays: Doon Valley Golf Course to Pioneer Tower – 5 km

    • 24 Mar 2026
    • 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
    • Kitchener
    • 17
    Register

    About the hike: Starting at Doon Valley Golf course we connect with the Walter Bean Trail along the scenic Grand River. Crossing the river on the pedestrian bridge we walk on lands restored, together with Indigenous peoples, in the last few years. Then we will climb the gradual hill to Pioneer Tower and take in the scenery that attracted the first settlers to this area before returning to the golf course. No public washrooms are available and most of the trail is not maintained in the winter.

    Hike Leader:     Eva Kruzlics
    Contact: kruzlics@rogers.com | 519.616.0831 (cell) or 519.896.0831 (home)

    About the Leader: Eva enjoys connecting with fellow nature lovers through hiking. She has participated in the Guelph Walking Pilgrimage for many years and plans to walk the Camino one day. With GVTA, Eva leads short urban hikes (around 5 km) on Tuesdays, exploring local natural areas. 

    Registration: Link to register for Doon Valley Golf Course to Pioneer Tower Hike - March 24

    Where: Doon Valley Golf Course to Pioneer Tower, City of Kitchener
    Length: 5 km
    Category: In and Out
    Pace: Moderate, 3 - 4 km/hr. About 1.5 hours.
    Hike level: 1 (Easy). Well-defined, wide trail which is generally flat with a few gentle inclines. Suitable for beginners. Most of the trail is not maintained in winter; please wear appropriate footwear.. 

    Parking & Departure: Meet at 9:50 am at Ormston Family Trailway sign, 500 Doon Valley Dr, Kitchener, ON N2P 1B4 (43.393665, -80.397472). The hike will start at 10:00 am sharp.

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

    What to wear & bring: This is a winter hike. Please dress according to weather in layers. Bring water and snack if you wish. Icers / ice cleats might be required, please have them with you. Trekking poles are optional. 

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm

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  • Coffee & Croissants

    • 25 Mar 2026
    • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Waterloo
    • 15
    Register

    About this hike:  Join fellow GVTA members and their friends for a coffee morning to exchange tall tales, adventures, how you survived winter, and other titbits of life. Please RSVP to hike leader — if there’s more than just me going, I will reserve space.

    Hike leader: Charles Whitlock
    Contact: Walkaway.treks@sympatico.ca | 519-505-6298

    Where: Waterloo
    Duration: About 2 hours
    Meeting:     Café 22. Located at 22 King Street South. 2nd Floor.  Parking at Waterloo Square (GPS 43.46492, -80.52270)
    Ion stops: Southbound is Willis Way. Northbound is Waterloo Town Square. The bus route is no.7

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

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs. ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: 

    https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm


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  • Niagara Bruce Trail/Laura Secord Loop around Twelve Mile Creek - 18 km

    • 28 Mar 2026
    • 8:00 AM - 12:30 PM
    • Thorold
    • 15
    Register

    About the hike: For this hike, we will start at the parking lot for the Decew House. From there, we will start on the main Bruce Trail, eventually connecting to the Twelve Side trail (which is a trail established by Brock University students!) via the Hydro Hill trail  which will take us along Twelve Mile Creek. Once we reach the end of this side trail, we will walk back along the other side of the creek via the Laura Secord trail which will eventually link back up with the main Bruce trail for the last 3 or so km. 

    We will stop for a snack around the halfway mark (at the crossover point of the Creek), and as needed for clothing adjustments, water/bio breaks. 

    Hike leader: Brandon Correia

    Contact: brandoncorreia8240@gmail.com | 519-500-2861

    About the leaders: Brandon has been actively hiking with the GVTA and Bruce Trail organizations since 2022 and enjoys intermediate to longer distance hikes, most specifically on the GVT and Bruce Trail. 

    Where: Decew House, St. Catherines 
    Length: 18 km
    Category: Loop
    Pace and duration: Brisk, ~ 4 km/hr (4.5 hours)
    Hike level: 2 (Intermediate). Mainly due to the length, most of the trail is relatively flat except for the hike down Hydro Hill and the last 3 or so km which feature some hills (typical Bruce trail). Could be some uneven footing in some places. 

    Parking and departure:     Meet at 7:45 am at Decew House Heritage Park parking off Decew Rd (about 500 m west off Merritville Hwy) (43.107568, -79.249598). Hike starts at 8:00 am.

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

    What to wear and bring:     Please bring plenty of water and snacks. Hiking boots/sturdy footwear are required, please dress in layers and be prepared for the weather. Please have icers in case they are required. Hiking poles are optional. 

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm

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  • Weeknight Wanders: Spring Series - Kiwanis Park Loop: 3.3 - 5 km

    • 30 Mar 2026
    • 6:45 PM - 7:45 PM
    • Kitchener
    • 20
    Register

    About the hike: Kiwanis Park is open year round, located in Waterloo, an easy loop to enjoy for your weeknight wanders! A lovely walk alongside the Grand River, through forest, field, and a small chunk of subdivision towards the end, it takes approximately 1hr at a slow to moderate pace, and is a popular trail for birding and hiking. Beautiful any time of the year!

    We may hike in thick mud, or wade through ankle deep water in spring, take little detours on a variety of side trails within this park, and we welcome the fun and adventure this brings!

    Weeknight Wanders Winter Series
    Join Leanne and Kamil for this Monday evening mini series of short weekday evening wanders! The perfect way to spend an evening! These hikes will be taking place in various locations, changing monthly. Our intention is to provide a regular weekday community hike night that folks can look forward to and count on year round!

    Hike Leader: Leanne & Kamil Wierzbicki
    Contact: 647-529-3324 | 647-529-3316

    About the Leaders: Leanne and Kamil have been casual hikers since 2006, becoming more avid hikers in their mid forties! They began hiking with the GVTA upon moving back to Kitchener-Waterloo in autumn of 2023 after many years living in Northwestern Ontario. They knew they wanted to share their love of the outdoors and active living with others as certified hike leaders with this wonderful local organization. With a playful and enthusiastic approach to their outdoor adventures, this husband and wife team encourage you to get outside, move your body, and have fun doing it! Embrace your inner hike nerd.

    Where: Kiwanis Park, Waterloo
    Length: 3.3 km to 5 km
    Category: Loop
    Pace: Moderate, 3.5 - 4.5 km/hr. About 45-60 minutes.
    Hike level: 1 (easy). Relatively easy, wide gravel path through the forest,  mostly flat. Possible thick mud, wet and flooded areas due to spring conditions.

    Depart: Hike starts at 6:45pm. Please arrive 10 minutes earlier, at 6:35 pm. In respect of all hikers, we will not be waiting for late comers. 
    Park at Kiwanis parking lot, off Kiwanis Park Rd. Kiwanis parking lot (43.500815,-80.477117).

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

    What to wear & bring: This is an early spring hike; please dress accordingly. Wear good hiking shoes/boots, merino wool socks are a great idea, and dress in layers: think lightweight and breathable (no cotton). Merino wool base layers next to skin, fleece mid layer, lightweight coat or waterproof shell and pants in wet conditions, gaiters, hat, lightweight gloves in cooler weather.  

    Walking poles are optional but useful, and offer an upper body workout while you walk! 

    **Headlamps or flashlights are required on these evening hikes as we will be walking in the dark.**

    **In the season of snow, crampons/microspikes/ice cleats are a good idea to prevent slipping. Snowshoes may be required on some winter hikes given trail conditions and will be indicated in the description.**

    All of our hikes are offered rain/snow or shine, unless in the event of dangerous weather. Every day is a good day to get outside! Just arrive in appropriate gear!

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm


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  • Trails on Tuesdays: Doon Valley Golf Course to Pioneer Tower – 5 km

    • 31 Mar 2026
    • 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
    • Kitchener
    • 19
    Register

    About the hike: Starting at Doon Valley Golf course we connect with the Walter Bean Trail along the scenic Grand River. Crossing the river on the pedestrian bridge we walk on lands restored, together with Indigenous peoples, in the last few years. Then we will climb the gradual hill to Pioneer Tower and take in the scenery that attracted the first settlers to this area before returning to the golf course. No public washrooms are available and most of the trail is not maintained in the winter.

    Hike Leader:     Eva Kruzlics
    Contact: kruzlics@rogers.com | 519.616.0831 (cell) or 519.896.0831 (home)

    About the Leader: Eva enjoys connecting with fellow nature lovers through hiking. She has participated in the Guelph Walking Pilgrimage for many years and plans to walk the Camino one day. With GVTA, Eva leads short urban hikes (around 5 km) on Tuesdays, exploring local natural areas. 

    Registration: Link to register for Doon Valley Golf Course to Pioneer Tower Hike - March 24

    Where: Doon Valley Golf Course to Pioneer Tower, City of Kitchener
    Length: 5 km
    Category: In and Out
    Pace: Moderate, 3 - 4 km/hr. About 1.5 hours.
    Hike level: 1 (Easy). Well-defined, wide trail which is generally flat with a few gentle inclines. Suitable for beginners. Most of the trail is not maintained in winter; please wear appropriate footwear.. 

    Parking & Departure: Meet at 9:50 am at Ormston Family Trailway sign, 500 Doon Valley Dr, Kitchener, ON N2P 1B4 (43.393665, -80.397472). The hike will start at 10:00 am sharp.

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

    What to wear & bring: This is a winter hike. Please dress according to weather in layers. Bring water and snack if you wish. Icers / ice cleats might be required, please have them with you. Trekking poles are optional. 

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm

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  • **Independent Outing - EASTER Weekend at Susquehannock Lodge, Pennsylvania

    • 2 Apr 2026
    • 6 Apr 2026
    • Susquehannock Lodge, Pennsylvania
    • 19
    Register
    **Please note this is an Independent Outing led by Jeanette Vincent**
     
    Leader: Jeanette Vincent 
    Contact: vincentjeanette1604@gmail.com | 519-588-5916
    ***For driving directions and more details please contact Jeanette.

    About the Hike Leader:
    A hike leader for over 20 years, locally and for the Bruce Trail Conservancy. In the year 2000 Jeanette participated in Greg Vincent's End-to-End of the Bruce Trail along with 200 other hikers and it was then that she was hooked. Every year since; she has been on hiking holidays out of the country: England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Azores, Camino in Spain - French & Portuguese way, Sicily, France, Paris, and various provinces in Canada. Jeanette continues Greg's Legacy of relaxing hiking weekends which they both led together for 20 years in Ontario and the US. Look out for her amazing Greg's Legacy hikes on our events calendar!

    About the hike: 
    2026 Greg’s legacy continues...Relaxed Hiking Holiday Weekends led by Jeanette Vincent. Daily hikes between 12-17 km a day led through hardwood forest, many beside mountain streams. 
     
    EASTER Weekend from Thursday April 2 to Monday April 6 (3 or 4 nights). The snow should  be gone "maybe" and we will work on some “Spring Training” on the trails. All seasons are wonderful, in winter and early spring we see through the forest a magical time "no leaves." Ed will have a traditional Polish Easter dinner. Arrive on April 2 or 3.

    Susquehannock Lodge Reservations & Accommodations:
    • Price: $90 USD (shared bath), $95 USD (private bath, double), $120 USD (private bath, single) per person a day with breakfast, packed lunch, dinner and lodging.
    • For more info: Jeanette Vincent vincentjeanette1604@gmail.com or 519-588-5916 
    • Lodge Contact: To reserve your room at the lodge please call or email Carol at (814) 435-2163 or susquelcarol@penn.com; 
    • Website: www.susquehannock-lodge.com
    • Location: 
      • 5039 US-6, Ulysses, PA 16948, USA | GPS Coordinates: 41.782336, -77.800643
      • Susquehannock Lodge. The lodge is located in Potter County, Pennsylvania, 2.5 hours south of Buffalo close to the New York State border and is about a 5 hour drive from Kitchener-Waterloo. Hiking in the Highlands of North Central Pennsylvania, there is no agriculture or industry in the area, just great trails.
    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm


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  • Moffat Creek Trail, Cambridge - 4.4 km

    • 2 Apr 2026
    • 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM
    • Cambridge
    • 18
    Register

    About the hike: This walk is beginner friendly! The Moffat Creek Trail is an easy strolling trail that follows natural green space through the Galt neighbourhood in Cambridge. We will walk in nature from the Duncan McIntosh Community Centre and arena to Dundas Street, following Moffat Creek, before turning back at Dundas Street and returning to the Duncan McIntosh Community Centre parking lot. Most of the trail is in urban park or forested areas. The trail is wide, generally flat with a few gentle inclines and there will be some road walking and street crossings along the way. There are public washrooms in the Duncan McIntosh arena. Most of the trail is not maintained during winter conditions and there may be residual snow, ice and/or melt water.

    Hike Leader:     Tina
    Contact: grandvalleytina@gmail.com
     
    About the Leader: Tina is a newly certified hike leader who enjoys meeting people and hearing about their experiences and adventures. She likes helping others participate in the outdoors community, whether they are beginners or seasoned hikers. All are welcome!

    Where: Cambridge, Ontario
    Length: 4.4 km
    Category: In & Out
    Pace: Moderate, 3-4 km/h. About 1 to 1.25 hours.
    Hike level: 1 (easy) Well defined, wide trail which is generally flat with a few gentle inclines. Suitable for beginners. There will be some road walking and street crossings along the trail. Most of the trail is not maintained during winter conditions and there may be residual snow, ice and/or melt water. Please choose appropriate footwear.

    Parking & Departure: Meet at 9:40 am in the parking lot of the Duncan McIntosh Arena and Community Centre, 200 Christopher Drive, Cambridge.  (43.343446, -80.304786). The hike will start at 10:00 am sharp.

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

    What to wear & bring: Pack some water and snacks, and dress warmly and in layers according to the weather. Comfortable hiking shoes, runners or boots are recommended, depending on the previous rain or melt water from snow and ice.

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm

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  • Woolner - Natchez Woods Loop - 10 km

    • 3 Apr 2026
    • 9:00 AM - 11:30 AM
    • Kitchener
    • 19
    Register

    About the hike: We’ll take the forested Grand Valley Trail from Woolner Trail to the north end of Ottawa Street and then return through grassy fields using the Walter Bean Trail. It may include a side trail in Natchez Woods.
    Please note     this event is co-hosted with Canadian Company of Pilgrims

    Hike Leader: James Howe
    Contact: jameshoweWR@gmail.com | 519.589.9597

    About the Leader: James Howe is a certified hike leader. He’s been actively hiking for the last couple of years, initially to prepare to walk the Camino de Santiago Route Frances (780 km) in spring 2024. He continues to regularly hike including completing 7 of 9 sections of a Bruce Trail E2E.

    Where: K.D. Woerner Family Trailway
    Length: 10 km
    Category: Loop
    Pace: Moderate, 3 - 4 km/hr. About 3.5 hours.
    Hike level: Easy (1). Well marked trails. Half are dirt trails that are likely to be leaf covered with roots and rocks. The other half is a crushed gravel community trail. Some hills on both sections.

    Parking & Departure: Hike starts at 10:00 AM sharpat the K.D. Woerner Family Trailway parking lot (43.444641, -80.402125). Please arrive at least 5 minutes earlier. If needed, there is additional parking at the end of Woolner Trail, 155 Woolner Trail #141, Kitchener, ON N2A 4N3. Free parking.

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

    What to wear & bring: Be safe from ticks which are likely starting to emerge by wearing long pants and tucking them into your socks. Wear appropriate footwear such as trail runners or hiking boots/shoes. Bring water and snacks. Rain gear might be needed. Walking poles, sunscreen and bug repellant are optional. 

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm

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  • Weeknight Wanders: Spring Series - Petersburg Regional Forest: 3 - 6 km

    • 6 Apr 2026
    • 6:45 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Petersburg
    • 19
    Register

    About the hike: Petersburg Regional Forest is a popular area for mountain biking and hiking located east of Petersburg on the north side of Snyder’s Road East. Access is gained by way of a right-of-way at 1974 Snyder’s Road East. A parking lot has been created for trail users at the entrance to the woodlot. The woodlot contains approximately 30km of single track trails and multi-use trails referred to as The Hydrocut Trails. Trails are maintained by the Waterloo Cycling Club.  Come take a walk with us in the forest!  Our loops will take us through varied forest terrain, with fun hills, twists and turns.  

    *We may hike in thick mud, or wade through ankle deep water, or make unplanned last minute turns to explore the variety of trails in this forest, and we welcome the fun and adventure this brings!

    Weeknight Wanders Winter Series
    Join Leanne and Kamil for this Monday evening mini series of short weekday evening wanders! The perfect way to spend an evening! These hikes will be taking place in various locations, changing monthly. Our intention is to provide a regular weekday community hike night that folks can look forward to and count on year round!

    Hike Leader: Leanne & Kamil Wierzbicki
    Contact: 647-529-3324 | 647-529-3316

    About the Leaders: Leanne and Kamil have been casual hikers since 2006, becoming more avid hikers in their mid forties! They began hiking with the GVTA upon moving back to Kitchener-Waterloo in autumn of 2023 after many years living in Northwestern Ontario. They knew they wanted to share their love of the outdoors and active living with others as certified hike leaders with this wonderful local organization. With a playful and enthusiastic approach to their outdoor adventures, this husband and wife team encourage you to get outside, move your body, and have fun doing it! Embrace your inner hike nerd.

    About the hike: Petersburg Regional Forest is a popular area for mountain biking and hiking located east of Petersburg on the north side of Snyder’s Road East. Access is gained by way of a right-of-way at 1974 Snyder’s Road East. A parking lot has been created for trail users at the entrance to the woodlot. The woodlot contains approximately 30km of single track trails and multi-use trails referred to as The Hydrocut Trails. Trails are maintained by the Waterloo Cycling Club.  Come take a walk with us in the forest!  Our loops will take us through varied forest terrain, with fun hills, twists and turns.  

    *We may hike in thick mud, or wade through ankle deep water, or make unplanned last minute turns to explore the variety of trails in this forest, and we welcome the fun and adventure this brings!

    Registration: Registration link to Spring Weeknight Wanders: Petersburg Regional Forest - April 6

    Where: Petersburg Regional Forest, Hydrocut Trails
    Length: 3 km to 6 km
    Category: Loop
    Pace: Moderate, 3.5 - 4.5 km/hr. About 45-90 minutes.
    Hike level: 2 (moderate). Moderate, 3.5 - 4.5 kph, about 45-90 minutes, depending on which route we take.

    Depart: Hike starts at 6:45pm. Please arrive 10 minutes earlier, at 6:35 pm. In respect of all hikers, we will not be waiting for late comers. 
    Park at main parking lot 1910 Snyder's Rd E, Petersburg, ON N0B 2H0, (43.500815,-80.477117).

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

    What to wear & bring: This is a spring hike; please dress accordingly. Wear good hiking shoes/boots, merino wool socks are a great idea, and dress in layers: think lightweight and breathable (no cotton).  Merino wool base layers next to skin, fleece mid layer, lightweight coat or waterproof shell and pants in wet conditions, hat, gaiters, lightweight gloves in cooler weather.

    Walking poles are optional but useful, and offer an upper body workout while you walk! 

    All of our hikes are offered rain/snow or shine, unless in the event of dangerous weather. Every day is a good day to get outside! Just arrive in appropriate gear!

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm


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  • BT Iroquoia Section E2E - Day 5: Dundas Valley to Highway 6, 16 km

    • 11 Apr 2026
    • 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
    • Hamilton/Dundas
    • 5
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    Day 5: Dundas Valley to Highway 6 will see us taking a side trail to see Tew’s Falls. Spectacular views await us. Next is Sydenham lookout where we might take our lunch or snack, and right near it are Romar Falls. Continuing on we will see Borer’s Falls. We will end this hike just before Highway 6.
    Car shuttle involved. See note below about car shuttle.

    Hike leaders: Joanna Mazur & Didier Thevenard
    Contacts: 
    Joanna: hugyourday@gmail.com | 519-497-2254
    Didier: didier.j.thevenard@gmail.com | 519-497-9387

    About the leaders:  
    Joanna, passionate hiker and backpacker in all seasons and conditions. If she is not plotting a hike or a trip, she is often walking the trails.
    Didier has been leading hikes with the GVTA since 2018. He loves sharing his passion for nature and the outdoors with fellow hikers.

    About this series of hikes:  
    Join Didier and Joanna on another End-to-End (E2E) trek, this one 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 us, 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.          

    Where: The Bruce Trail Reference, Edition 30, Map 8 & 9.
    Length: Approx. 16 km
    Category: Linear with car shuttle
    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. Be also aware of the length of the hike and very early spring conditions.

    Parking and departure:     Meet at 9:00 am, roadside parking on the north end of Old Guelph Rd. (43.307417, -79.911580). From there we will car shuttle to the start of the hike from roadside parking at Davidson Blvd. (43.265251, -79.990490).

    Shuttling: 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 very early spring hike, please dress accordingly in layers, and bring a hat and sunscreen. Wear good hiking boots: rain, mud or even snow is possible. Bring rain gear. Icers might still be needed depending on weather. Hiking poles if you like using them.  Bring water, snacks and pack a lunch - we will stop for lunch around noon.

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm


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  • Geology Hike with Beth Gilhespy

    • 12 Apr 2026
    • 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    • Cambridge
    • 8
    Register

    About this hike:  Geology hike with Beth Gilhespy. 
    Walking Through Time author Beth Gilhespy has worked in the field of environmental conservation for more than 30 years. She holds Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in physical geography and geology from the University of Guelph. Beth will take us on a journey to explore the geology around us. She'll explain the formation of the local rock in tropical seas hundreds of millions of years ago, and the forces that have formed the landscape of today. 

    This hike will be limited to about 25 participants. If youregistered and no longer can participate advise hike leader.   

    Hike leader: Joanna Mazur 
    Guest leader: Beth Gilhespy

    Contact: hugyourday@gmail.com | 519-497-2254

    About the leaders:
    Joanna, passionate hiker and backpacker in all seasons and conditions. If she is not plotting a hike or a trip, she is often walking the trails.
    Beth is an avid hiker, traveller, fossil collector, and self-professed landscape fanatic. When not out exploring the land, she can be found writing books on the geology of the Niagara Escarpment.  

    Where: rare Charitable Research Reserve, Cambridge
    Length: 3 to 5 km
    Category: Loop
    Pace and duration: Easy, 1-2 km/hr. About 2 hours.
    Hike level: Easy (1). The terrain might be a little uneven in places, it is a trail, but the hike is easy.

    Parking and departure:     Park at rare Eco Centre parking lot,  768 Blair Rd, Cambridge, ON N3H 4R8, (43.381177, -80.356999). Please arrive 15 to 10 minutes before the hike. Hikes starts at 1 pm sharp.

    Directions: Please use your favourite GPS app to obtain directions.
     
    What to wear and bring: This is a spring hike. This hike will be at leisurely pace. Please dress in layers according to weather. Good hiking boots. Rain gear if needed.  Snack if you needed and water. Walking pole is optional. 

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm


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  • Weeknight Wanders: Spring Series - Petersburg Regional Forest: 3 - 6 km

    • 13 Apr 2026
    • 6:45 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Petersburg
    • 20
    Register

    About the hike: Petersburg Regional Forest is a popular area for mountain biking and hiking located east of Petersburg on the north side of Snyder’s Road East. Access is gained by way of a right-of-way at 1974 Snyder’s Road East. A parking lot has been created for trail users at the entrance to the woodlot. The woodlot contains approximately 30km of single track trails and multi-use trails referred to as The Hydrocut Trails. Trails are maintained by the Waterloo Cycling Club.  Come take a walk with us in the forest!  Our loops will take us through varied forest terrain, with fun hills, twists and turns.  

    *We may hike in thick mud, or wade through ankle deep water, or make unplanned last minute turns to explore the variety of trails in this forest, and we welcome the fun and adventure this brings!

    Weeknight Wanders Winter Series
    Join Leanne and Kamil for this Monday evening mini series of short weekday evening wanders! The perfect way to spend an evening! These hikes will be taking place in various locations, changing monthly. Our intention is to provide a regular weekday community hike night that folks can look forward to and count on year round!

    Hike Leader: Leanne & Kamil Wierzbicki
    Contact: 647-529-3324 | 647-529-3316

    About the Leaders: Leanne and Kamil have been casual hikers since 2006, becoming more avid hikers in their mid forties! They began hiking with the GVTA upon moving back to Kitchener-Waterloo in autumn of 2023 after many years living in Northwestern Ontario. They knew they wanted to share their love of the outdoors and active living with others as certified hike leaders with this wonderful local organization. With a playful and enthusiastic approach to their outdoor adventures, this husband and wife team encourage you to get outside, move your body, and have fun doing it! Embrace your inner hike nerd.

    About the hike: Petersburg Regional Forest is a popular area for mountain biking and hiking located east of Petersburg on the north side of Snyder’s Road East. Access is gained by way of a right-of-way at 1974 Snyder’s Road East. A parking lot has been created for trail users at the entrance to the woodlot. The woodlot contains approximately 30km of single track trails and multi-use trails referred to as The Hydrocut Trails. Trails are maintained by the Waterloo Cycling Club.  Come take a walk with us in the forest!  Our loops will take us through varied forest terrain, with fun hills, twists and turns.  

    *We may hike in thick mud, or wade through ankle deep water, or make unplanned last minute turns to explore the variety of trails in this forest, and we welcome the fun and adventure this brings!

    Registration: Registration link to Spring Weeknight Wanders: Petersburg Regional Forest - April 6

    Where: Petersburg Regional Forest, Hydrocut Trails
    Length: 3 km to 6 km
    Category: Loop
    Pace: Moderate, 3.5 - 4.5 km/hr. About 45-90 minutes.
    Hike level: 2 (moderate). Moderate, 3.5 - 4.5 kph, about 45-90 minutes, depending on which route we take.

    Depart: Hike starts at 6:45pm. Please arrive 10 minutes earlier, at 6:35 pm. In respect of all hikers, we will not be waiting for late comers. 
    Park at main parking lot 1910 Snyder's Rd E, Petersburg, ON N0B 2H0, (43.500815,-80.477117).

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

    What to wear & bring: This is a spring hike; please dress accordingly. Wear good hiking shoes/boots, merino wool socks are a great idea, and dress in layers: think lightweight and breathable (no cotton).  Merino wool base layers next to skin, fleece mid layer, lightweight coat or waterproof shell and pants in wet conditions, hat, gaiters, lightweight gloves in cooler weather.

    Walking poles are optional but useful, and offer an upper body workout while you walk! 

    All of our hikes are offered rain/snow or shine, unless in the event of dangerous weather. Every day is a good day to get outside! Just arrive in appropriate gear!

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm


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  • Moffat Creek Trail, Cambridge - 4.4 km

    • 16 Apr 2026
    • 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM
    • Cambridge
    • 19
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    About the hike: This walk is beginner friendly! The Moffat Creek Trail is an easy strolling trail that follows natural green space through the Galt neighbourhood in Cambridge. We will walk in nature from the Duncan McIntosh Community Centre and arena to Dundas Street, following Moffat Creek, before turning back at Dundas Street and returning to the Duncan McIntosh Community Centre parking lot. Most of the trail is in urban park or forested areas. The trail is wide, generally flat with a few gentle inclines and there will be some road walking and street crossings along the way. There are public washrooms in the Duncan McIntosh arena. Most of the trail is not maintained during winter conditions and there may be residual snow, ice and/or melt water.

    Hike Leader:     Tina
    Contact: grandvalleytina@gmail.com
     
    About the Leader: Tina is a newly certified hike leader who enjoys meeting people and hearing about their experiences and adventures. She likes helping others participate in the outdoors community, whether they are beginners or seasoned hikers. All are welcome!

    Where: Cambridge, Ontario
    Length: 4.4 km
    Category: In & Out
    Pace: Moderate, 3-4 km/h. About 1 to 1.25 hours.
    Hike level: 1 (easy) Well defined, wide trail which is generally flat with a few gentle inclines. Suitable for beginners. There will be some road walking and street crossings along the trail. Most of the trail is not maintained during winter conditions and there may be residual snow, ice and/or melt water. Please choose appropriate footwear.

    Parking & Departure: Meet at 9:40 am in the parking lot of the Duncan McIntosh Arena and Community Centre, 200 Christopher Drive, Cambridge.  (43.343446, -80.304786). The hike will start at 10:00 am sharp.

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

    What to wear & bring: Pack some water and snacks, and dress warmly and in layers according to the weather. Comfortable hiking shoes, runners or boots are recommended, depending on the previous rain or melt water from snow and ice.

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm

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  • Barkers Bush Loop – 7 km

    • 19 Apr 2026
    • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Paris
    • 17
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    About the hike: ​Barkers Bush is a wooded area along the Nith River in Paris. We will be starting at Wincey Mills (31 Mechanic St in Paris) where there are public washrooms as well as a coffee shop and food options for after the hike. We will walk through Lions Park to the trailhead and proceed into the wooded area along the Nith River. There are hills, mainly just rolling, but we will do a few steeper ones. You need to watch for rocks and roots along the trail.

    Hike leader: Jane Bewick
    Contact: jbewick15@gmail.com | 519-442-9356

    About the leader: Jane is a new hike leader with GVTA, eager to get out with like-minded people who love to spend time walking in the woods and who would rather be outside than in. She hiked in various areas of the country for years and likes to hear about others’ experiences.

    Where: Paris, Ontario
    Length: 7 km
    Category: Loop
    Pace and duration: Moderate, 3-4 km/h. About 1.5 to 2 hours
    Hike level: 2 (intermediate). A combination of wide and narrow trail, unpaved once we enter the woods, some hills.

    Parking & Departure: The hike will start at 10:00 am sharp, please arrive by 9:45. We will meet in the parking lot behind the Wincey Mill building, 31 Mechanic St, Paris, ON N3L 1K1, (43.192002, -80.385097), Please note: property owners ask that you only park here if you are visiting Wincey Mills. There is free parking up the street in a number of lots on Broadway St W, such as: Paris Public Parking Lot or Public Parking Lot. Please park there.

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

    What to wear and bring: Dress for the weather, and wear good hiking shoes. Poles will be helpful for the steeper hills. Bring some water and snacks.

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm

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  • **Independent Outing - Peninsula Side Trail Loops (4 days)

    • 20 Apr 2026
    • 23 Apr 2026
    • Bruce/Saugeen Peninsula
    • 20
    Register
    **Please note this is an Independent Outing led by Karen Buschert**
    Leader: Karen Buschert
    Contact: karen.buschert@gmail.com | 226.789.9994
    ***For driving directions and more details please contact Jeanette.

    About the Hike Leader:
    Karen Buschert is an avid hiker, hike leader, nature nerd and general outdoors enthusiast. She has been leading hikes and chasing badges and waterfalls on the Bruce Trail, after getting the hiking bug during the pandemic! 

    About the outing: 

    Explore the Bruce/Saugeen Peninsula through a series of loop hikes involving side trails at Lion's Head, Devil's Monument, Hope Bay and the Obese Side Trail at Rural Roots. These four days of hikes will take in magnificent views and fascinating geology and some challenging terrain. Our longest hike at Lion's Head will be 18 km (about 6 hours) and the other days will involve multiple loops with the options to go longer or shorter if desired. A detailed itinerary will be sent out upon registration. All hikes can count towards the Peninsula Side Trails badge and we will also take some time to identify trees, ferns and birds for anyone interested in those badges too!

    Accommodation suggestion:
    Silver Lake Mennonite Camp near Sauble Beach. Shared accommodations with food provided. Carpooling from camp will be arranged for those who will be staying there. Cost is $400 + HST per person and includes 3 nights, 3 suppers, 3 lunches (on day 2,3 & 4) and 3 breakfasts. 
    Option to stay Sunday night, April 19, is an extra $60+ HST (food not included). For further details contact hike leader (karen.buschert@gmail.com) and/or visit Silver Lake's website: slmc.ca/retreats/

    Where: Several sections of the Bruce Trail between Wiarton and Tobermory over 4 days. Hikes include Hopeness Side Trail loop, Lion's Head loop, Bard's Lake to Devil's Monument loop, Juniper Flats side trail loop and Rural Rocks loop.
    Length: 4 to 18 km daily
    Category: Loop
    Pace: Moderate, 3-4 km/h. Between 2 to 6 hours each day. 
    Hike level: 2 (intermediate) to 3 (difficult).
    Some hills with steep climbs and poor footing.

    Directions, Parking & Departure: This event happens on Bruce/Saugeen Peninsula. Will be communicated to those who register.

    What to wear & bring: Wear clothing suitable for cool spring conditions, possible rain or snow, sturdy footwear, hat, poles are recommended. Bring water, snacks and bag lunch on first day. If staying overnight at the camp (see accommodation), lunch will be provided on day 2, 3 and 4

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm


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  • Weeknight Wanders: Spring Series - Petersburg Regional Forest: 3 - 6 km

    • 20 Apr 2026
    • 6:45 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Petersburg
    • 20
    Register

    About the hike: Petersburg Regional Forest is a popular area for mountain biking and hiking located east of Petersburg on the north side of Snyder’s Road East. Access is gained by way of a right-of-way at 1974 Snyder’s Road East. A parking lot has been created for trail users at the entrance to the woodlot. The woodlot contains approximately 30km of single track trails and multi-use trails referred to as The Hydrocut Trails. Trails are maintained by the Waterloo Cycling Club.  Come take a walk with us in the forest!  Our loops will take us through varied forest terrain, with fun hills, twists and turns.  

    *We may hike in thick mud, or wade through ankle deep water, or make unplanned last minute turns to explore the variety of trails in this forest, and we welcome the fun and adventure this brings!

    Weeknight Wanders Winter Series
    Join Leanne and Kamil for this Monday evening mini series of short weekday evening wanders! The perfect way to spend an evening! These hikes will be taking place in various locations, changing monthly. Our intention is to provide a regular weekday community hike night that folks can look forward to and count on year round!

    Hike Leader: Leanne & Kamil Wierzbicki
    Contact: 647-529-3324 | 647-529-3316

    About the Leaders: Leanne and Kamil have been casual hikers since 2006, becoming more avid hikers in their mid forties! They began hiking with the GVTA upon moving back to Kitchener-Waterloo in autumn of 2023 after many years living in Northwestern Ontario. They knew they wanted to share their love of the outdoors and active living with others as certified hike leaders with this wonderful local organization. With a playful and enthusiastic approach to their outdoor adventures, this husband and wife team encourage you to get outside, move your body, and have fun doing it! Embrace your inner hike nerd.

    About the hike: Petersburg Regional Forest is a popular area for mountain biking and hiking located east of Petersburg on the north side of Snyder’s Road East. Access is gained by way of a right-of-way at 1974 Snyder’s Road East. A parking lot has been created for trail users at the entrance to the woodlot. The woodlot contains approximately 30km of single track trails and multi-use trails referred to as The Hydrocut Trails. Trails are maintained by the Waterloo Cycling Club.  Come take a walk with us in the forest!  Our loops will take us through varied forest terrain, with fun hills, twists and turns.  

    *We may hike in thick mud, or wade through ankle deep water, or make unplanned last minute turns to explore the variety of trails in this forest, and we welcome the fun and adventure this brings!

    Registration: Registration link to Spring Weeknight Wanders: Petersburg Regional Forest - April 6

    Where: Petersburg Regional Forest, Hydrocut Trails
    Length: 3 km to 6 km
    Category: Loop
    Pace: Moderate, 3.5 - 4.5 km/hr. About 45-90 minutes.
    Hike level: 2 (moderate). Moderate, 3.5 - 4.5 kph, about 45-90 minutes, depending on which route we take.

    Depart: Hike starts at 6:45pm. Please arrive 10 minutes earlier, at 6:35 pm. In respect of all hikers, we will not be waiting for late comers. 
    Park at main parking lot 1910 Snyder's Rd E, Petersburg, ON N0B 2H0, (43.500815,-80.477117).

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

    What to wear & bring: This is a spring hike; please dress accordingly. Wear good hiking shoes/boots, merino wool socks are a great idea, and dress in layers: think lightweight and breathable (no cotton).  Merino wool base layers next to skin, fleece mid layer, lightweight coat or waterproof shell and pants in wet conditions, hat, gaiters, lightweight gloves in cooler weather.

    Walking poles are optional but useful, and offer an upper body workout while you walk! 

    All of our hikes are offered rain/snow or shine, unless in the event of dangerous weather. Every day is a good day to get outside! Just arrive in appropriate gear!

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm


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  • BT Iroquoia Section E2E - Day 6: Highway 6 to Guelph Line, 19 km

    • 25 Apr 2026
    • 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
    • Burlington area
    • 9
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    Day 6: Highway6 to Guelph Line will be one of the longest hike of this series. And one more time we will see one of the famous falls of Hamilton area: Great Falls. We will also walk along beautiful and bubbly Grindstone creek. And we will pass by Kerncliff park. This hike will be led by Didier only.
    Car shuttle involved. See note below about car shuttle.

    Hike leader: Didier Thevenard
    Contact:  didier.j.thevenard@gmail.com | 519-497-9387

    About the leader:
    Didier has been leading hikes with the GVTA since 2018. He loves sharing his passion for nature and the outdoors with fellow hikers.

    About this series of hikes:  
    Join Didier and Joanna on another End-to-End (E2E) trek, this one 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 us, 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.          

    Where: The Bruce Trail Reference, Edition 30, Map 9.
    Length: Approx. 19 km
    Category: Linear with car shuttle.
    Pace and duration: Moderate, 3.25 km/hr. About 6 hours + car shuttle time.
    Hike level: Difficult.Some hilly sections and uneven terrain. Be also aware of the lengthof the hike and early spring conditions.

    Parking and departure: Meet at 9:00 am at roadside parking where trail crosses Guelph Line, South of N 1 Sideroad. (43.388366, -79.854231). Please do not block farm Gate. From there we will carpool to the start of the hike from roadside parking on the north end of Old Guelph Rd. (43.307417, -79.911580).

    Shuttling: 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 spring hike, please dress accordingly in layers, and bring a hat and sunscreen. Wear good hiking boots: rain and mud or sun and dry weather - all is possible. Bring rain gear. Hiking poles are optional if you like using them. Bring water, snacks and pack a lunch - we will stop for lunch around noon.

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm
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  • Weeknight Wanders: Spring Series - Petersburg Regional Forest: 3 - 6 km

    • 27 Apr 2026
    • 6:45 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Petersburg
    • 20
    Register

    About the hike: Petersburg Regional Forest is a popular area for mountain biking and hiking located east of Petersburg on the north side of Snyder’s Road East. Access is gained by way of a right-of-way at 1974 Snyder’s Road East. A parking lot has been created for trail users at the entrance to the woodlot. The woodlot contains approximately 30km of single track trails and multi-use trails referred to as The Hydrocut Trails. Trails are maintained by the Waterloo Cycling Club.  Come take a walk with us in the forest!  Our loops will take us through varied forest terrain, with fun hills, twists and turns.  

    *We may hike in thick mud, or wade through ankle deep water, or make unplanned last minute turns to explore the variety of trails in this forest, and we welcome the fun and adventure this brings!

    Weeknight Wanders Winter Series
    Join Leanne and Kamil for this Monday evening mini series of short weekday evening wanders! The perfect way to spend an evening! These hikes will be taking place in various locations, changing monthly. Our intention is to provide a regular weekday community hike night that folks can look forward to and count on year round!

    Hike Leader: Leanne & Kamil Wierzbicki
    Contact: 647-529-3324 | 647-529-3316

    About the Leaders: Leanne and Kamil have been casual hikers since 2006, becoming more avid hikers in their mid forties! They began hiking with the GVTA upon moving back to Kitchener-Waterloo in autumn of 2023 after many years living in Northwestern Ontario. They knew they wanted to share their love of the outdoors and active living with others as certified hike leaders with this wonderful local organization. With a playful and enthusiastic approach to their outdoor adventures, this husband and wife team encourage you to get outside, move your body, and have fun doing it! Embrace your inner hike nerd.

    About the hike: Petersburg Regional Forest is a popular area for mountain biking and hiking located east of Petersburg on the north side of Snyder’s Road East. Access is gained by way of a right-of-way at 1974 Snyder’s Road East. A parking lot has been created for trail users at the entrance to the woodlot. The woodlot contains approximately 30km of single track trails and multi-use trails referred to as The Hydrocut Trails. Trails are maintained by the Waterloo Cycling Club.  Come take a walk with us in the forest!  Our loops will take us through varied forest terrain, with fun hills, twists and turns.  

    *We may hike in thick mud, or wade through ankle deep water, or make unplanned last minute turns to explore the variety of trails in this forest, and we welcome the fun and adventure this brings!

    Registration: Registration link to Spring Weeknight Wanders: Petersburg Regional Forest - April 6

    Where: Petersburg Regional Forest, Hydrocut Trails
    Length: 3 km to 6 km
    Category: Loop
    Pace: Moderate, 3.5 - 4.5 km/hr. About 45-90 minutes.
    Hike level: 2 (moderate). Moderate, 3.5 - 4.5 kph, about 45-90 minutes, depending on which route we take.

    Depart: Hike starts at 6:45pm. Please arrive 10 minutes earlier, at 6:35 pm. In respect of all hikers, we will not be waiting for late comers. 
    Park at main parking lot 1910 Snyder's Rd E, Petersburg, ON N0B 2H0, (43.500815,-80.477117).

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

    What to wear & bring: This is a spring hike; please dress accordingly. Wear good hiking shoes/boots, merino wool socks are a great idea, and dress in layers: think lightweight and breathable (no cotton).  Merino wool base layers next to skin, fleece mid layer, lightweight coat or waterproof shell and pants in wet conditions, hat, gaiters, lightweight gloves in cooler weather.

    Walking poles are optional but useful, and offer an upper body workout while you walk! 

    All of our hikes are offered rain/snow or shine, unless in the event of dangerous weather. Every day is a good day to get outside! Just arrive in appropriate gear!

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm


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  • BT Iroquoia Section E2E - Day 7: Guelph Line to Killbride, 16.5 km to 19 km

    • 9 May 2026
    • 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
    • Burlington/Killbride
    • 6
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    Day 7: GuelphLine to Killbride will take us through Mount Nemo. There will be gorgeous views. There will be ~ 8-9 km of road walking which will help us make good time and 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. This hike will be led by Joanna only.

    Hike leader: Joanna Mazur
    Contact: Joanna: hugyourday@gmail.com | 519-497-2254
    About the leader:  
    Joanna, passionate hiker and backpacker in all seasons and conditions. If she is not plotting a hike or a trip, she is often walking the trails.

    About this series of hikes:  
    Join Didier and Joanna on another End-to-End (E2E) trek, this one 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 us, 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. 

     Where: The Bruce Trail Reference, Edition 30, Map 10.
    Length: Approx. 16.5 km or 19 km
    Category: Linear with car shuttle.
    Pace and duration: Moderate, 3.25 km/hr. About 6 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.

    Parking and departure:     Meet at 9:00 am at 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). 

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

    What to wear and 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.

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm
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  • **Independent Outing - Victoria Day Weekend in the Lower Bruce Peninsula (4 days)

    • 15 May 2026
    • 18 May 2026
    • Susquehannock Lodge, Pennsylvania
    • 15
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    **Please note this is an Independent Outing led by Jeanette Vincent**
    Leader: Jeanette Vincent 
    Contact: vincentjeanette1604@gmail.com | 519-588-5916
    ***For driving directions and more details please contact Jeanette.

    About the Hike Leader:
    A hike leader for over 20 years, locally and for the Bruce Trail Conservancy. In the year 2000 Jeanette participated in Greg Vincent's End-to-End of the Bruce Trail along with 200 other hikers and it was then that she was hooked. Every year since; she has been on hiking holidays out of the country: England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Azores, Camino in Spain - French & Portuguese way, Sicily, France, Paris, and various provinces in Canada. Jeanette continues Greg's Legacy of relaxing hiking weekends which they both led together for 20 years in Ontario and the US. Look out for her amazing Greg's Legacy hikes on our events calendar!

    About the hike: 
    2026 Greg’s legacy continues...Relaxed Hiking Holiday Weekends led by Jeanette Vincent.  Please join Jeanette Vincent, Brenda Menezes, and David Royle as we explore the Lower  Bruce Peninsula. The spring flowers will welcome us to the trails. We stay and have our meals  at a comfortable resort at Red Bay. Each day we will hike the Bruce Trail and its side trails to form loops with great views of Georgian Bay and its islands. The carpet of trilliums is the best along this area of the Bruce Trail.  

    This outing is restricted to those staying with us at Evergreen Resort for the weekend. You will need a car to access this outing. 

    Length: Approx. 15 km per day
    Pace: Moderate. 3 to 4 km/hr
    Terrain: Variable with some hills, uneven surfaces, rocks and roots underfoot.

    Reservation Details: 

    • For the Evergreen Resort price package and more information please contact Jeanette.
    • Then please contact the Evergreen resort for a reservation 1-519-534-1868 or frontdesk.evergreenresort@gmail.com
    • When booking mention Vincent Wildflower Victoria Day weekend
    • Then preregister using the above easy online link.
    Hotel website: https://evergreenresortredbay.com/index.html
    Location: Lower Bruce Peninsula What to wear and bring: 

    Very good hiking shoes are recommended. Trekking poles are a good thing to have for those downhills. Be prepared for all weather conditions and dress accordingly (rain gear might be needed).

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs. ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm


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  • 🇨🇦 Historic Hike - Laura Secord Legacy Trail Part 1 - Queenston to Niagara College - 15 km

    • 23 May 2026
    • 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
    • Niagara Region - Niagara-on-the-Lake
    • 20
    Register

    About the historic hike (part 1): This hike is part 1 of the series of 2 hikes. We will hike Laura Secord Legacy Trail, a modern day approximation of Laura’s actual route from her homestead in Queenston to DeCew House in Thorold where she delivered her fateful message to Lt. Fitzgibbon on June 22, 1813. Divided into five distinct stages and starts at the historic Laura Secord Homestead in picturesque Queenston, and travels along secluded Dee Road, across the Niagara Parkway, and through tranquil vineyards featuring wonderful views of the Escarpment and Brock’s Monument. Encompassing everything from ancient forested trails, open spaces of Firemen’s Park, Niagara Falls, to the edge of the Escarpment, a foot bridge, and the trail passes through the famed Screaming Tunnel, featured in Halloween ghost stories and at least one David Cronenberg horror film, to modern city sidewalks and urban parks.The 32km trail route was developed based on historical authenticity, safety, and natural ambiance.
    After the hike you may want to visit:     Laura Secord Homestead: 29 Queenston St. Queenston, ON.  Hours 10-5pm. Admission: Adult -13+ $10.50, Children 3-7 $7.00

    "Laura Secord – Walk Into History" - background on Laura to outline Laura’s remarkable effort to warn a British officer about an impending attack by the invading American forces. - the impact that this one person had on the War of 1812.  - the effort to commemorate Laura’s 32 km "walk" 200 years later (2013) and my involvement in the Secord Walk commemoration and unveiling of the related First Nations memorial near the DeCew house. Bob will deliver the talk in a War of 1812 uniform similar to that of Lt James Ftitzgibbon (the officer Laura went to warn). 

    Hike leader: Jeanette Vincent 
    Contact: vincentjeanette1604@gmail.com | 519-588-5916
    About the Hike Leader: A hike leader for over 20 years, locally and for the Bruce Trail Conservancy. In the year 2000 Jeanette participated in Greg Vincent's End-to-End of the Bruce Trail along with 200 other hikers and it was then that she was hooked. 

    About the guest: Bob Rennie UE is an amateur historian and historical living history reenactor.  Bob has given many presentations on various aspects of Canada’s early history and spends much of his time at War of 1812 enactments and commemorations. He is a quest speaker at the GVTA (Grand Valley Trails Association) AGM, Tuesday May, 12, 6:30 to 8:30 pm at the Forest Heights branch of the Kitchener Public Library. Bob will speak from 7:30 to 8:30pm. Register for the AGM to hear the Laura Secord presentation about this remarkable hero from the War of 1812 period.     

    Where: Niagara-on-the-Lake
     Length: 15 km
     Category: Linear with car shuttle
     Hike level and pace: 2 (moderate). approx 3 1/2 - 4 km/hr. Easy terrain, some small ascents and descents, sidewalks, some paved, & wooded trail areas.
    Parking and departure: Meet at 9:30 am, parking at Niagara College - Daniel J. Patterson Campus, 135 Taylor road, Niagara-on-the-Lake, L0S 1J0. Parking is paid, day parking fee is $6.35. Parking Lot 1A coordinates 43.152026, -79.166394. We will car shuttle from there to the start of the hike. 
    From Kitchener allow 2 hours drive, add a little extra time if you are unfamiliar with the area.
    Directions: Please use your favourite GPS app to obtain directions.

    What to wear and bring: Bring water, snacks and lunch. Be prepared for weather conditions. Hiking shoes or boots recommended.
    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm
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  • 🇨🇦 Historic Hike - Laura Secord Legacy Trail Part 2 - Niagara College to Decew House Heritage Park, Thorold - 17 km

    • 24 May 2026
    • 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
    • Niagara Region - St. Catherines
    • 20
    Register

    About the historic hike (part 2): This hike is part 2 of the series of 2 hikes. We will hike Laura Secord Legacy Trail, a modern day approximation of Laura’s actual route from her homestead in Queenston to DeCew House in Thorold where she delivered her fateful message to Lt. Fitzgibbon on June 22, 1813. Divided into five distinct stages and encompassing everything from ancient forested trails, a college, universities to modern city sidewalks and urban parks, to meadows, climbing the escarpment, valley descents, crossing bridges and finishing on the Bruce Trail to Laura's final destination Decew House Heritage Park. The 32km trail route was developed based on historical authenticity, safety, and natural ambiance.
    We will end Laura's journey exploring the Thorold's Indigenous Unity Garden which includes the First Nations Peace Monument celebrating our relationship to the Indigenous community in the Niagara Region.
    Congratulations on your successful completion of the Laura Secord Legacy Trail!

    "Laura Secord – Walk Into History" - background on Laura to outline Laura’s remarkable effort to warn a British officer about an impending attack by the invading American forces. - the impact that this one person had on the War of 1812.  - the effort to commemorate Laura’s 32 km "walk" 200 years later (2013) and my involvement in the Secord Walk commemoration and unveiling of the related First Nations memorial near the DeCew house. Bob will deliver the talk in a War of 1812 uniform similar to that of Lt James Ftitzgibbon (the officer Laura went to warn). 

    Hike leader: Jeanette Vincent 
    Contact: vincentjeanette1604@gmail.com | 519-588-5916
    About the Hike Leader: A hike leader for over 20 years, locally and for the Bruce Trail Conservancy. In the year 2000 Jeanette participated in Greg Vincent's End-to-End of the Bruce Trail along with 200 other hikers and it was then that she was hooked. 

    About the guest: Bob Rennie UE is an amateur historian and historical living history reenactor.  Bob has given many presentations on various aspects of Canada’s early history and spends much of his time at War of 1812 enactments and commemorations. He will speak at the GVTA (Grand Valley Trails Association) AGM, Tuesday May, 12, 6:30 to 8:30 pm at the Forest Heights branch of the Kitchener Public Library. Bob will speak from 7:30 to 8:30pm. Register for the AGM to hear the Laura Secord presentation about this remarkable hero from the War of 1812 period.     

    Where: Niagara-on-the-Lake
     Length: 17 km
     Category: Linear with car shuttle.
     Hike level and pace: 2 (moderate). approx 3 1/2 - 4 km/hr. easy terrain, some small ascents and descents, sidewalks, some paved, & wooded trail areas.
    Parking and departure: Meet at 9:30 am, Decew House Heritage Park, 2370 Decew Rd, Thorold, ON L0S 1E6, coordinates coordinates 43.107612, -79.249647. We will car shuttle from there to the start of the hike. 
    From Kitchener allow 2 hours drive, add a little extra time if you are unfamiliar with the area.
    Directions: Please use your favourite GPS app to obtain directions.

    What to wear and bring: Bring water, snacks and lunch. Be prepared for weather conditions. Hiking shoes or boots recommended.
    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.
    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm
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  • Dundas Valley Conservation Area – 12 km

    • 31 May 2026
    • 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
    • Hamilton
    • 18
    Register

    About the hike: ​The hike starts at a dead end of Power Line Rd E (645 Power Line Rd E, Hamilton). We will hike out on the Headwaters Trail to the Homestead side trail, take that loop, then return on the Headwaters,
    taking the Lookout side trail, and back to the cars. The trail is mainly wide and well marked, with rolling hills. There are a few longer hills. No washrooms.

    Hike leader: Jane Bewick
    Contact: jbewick15@gmail.com | 519-442-9356
    About the leader: Jane is a new hike leader with GVTA, eager to get out with like-minded people who love to spend time walking in the woods and who would rather be outside than in. She hiked in various areas of the country for years and likes to hear about others’ experiences.

    Where: Hamilton
    Length: 12 km
    Category: Loop
    Pace and duration: Moderate, 3-4 km/h. About 3 hours
    Hike level: 2 (intermediate). Primarily wide and well packed trails, some hills.

    Parking & Departure: The hike will start at 10:00 am sharp, please arrive by 9:45. We will meet at the cul de sac at the end of Power Line Rd, 645 Power Line Rd E, Dundas, ON L9H 5E3 (43.231650, -80.026829) Parking is free, but not extensive so please carpool if possible.

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

    What to wear and bring: Dress for the weather, bring hiking poles if you prefer to hike with them and wear good hiking shoes. Bring water and snacks. Optional: sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, bug spray - all depending on weather.

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

    ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm

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  • **Independent Outing - CANADA DAY Weekend at Susquehannock Lodge, Pennsylvania - (6 days)

    • 27 Jun 2026
    • 2 Jul 2026
    • Susquehannock Lodge, Pennsylvania
    • 20
    Register

    **Please note this is an Independent Outing led by Jeanette Vincent**
     Leader: Jeanette Vincent 
     Contact: vincentjeanette1604@gmail.com | 519-588-5916
    ***For driving directions and more details please contact Jeanette.

    About the Hike Leader: A hike leader for over 20 years, locally and for the Bruce Trail Conservancy. In the year 2000 Jeanette participated in Greg Vincent's End-to-End of the Bruce Trail along with 200 other hikers and it was then that she was hooked. Every year since; she has been on hiking holidays out of the country: England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Azores, Camino in Spain - French & Portuguese way, Sicily, France, Paris, and various provinces in Canada. Jeanette continues Greg's Legacy of relaxing hiking weekends which they both led together for 20 years in Ontario and the US. Look out for her amazing Greg's Legacy hikes on our events calendar!

    About the hike: 2026 Greg’s legacy continues...Relaxed Hiking Holiday Weekends led by Jeanette Vincent.  Daily hikes between 12-17 km a day are led through hardwood forest, many beside mountain streams. 

    CANADA DAY Weekend from Saturday June 27 to Thursday July 2 (3 or 4 nights). Stay as many days as you wish. Celebrate Canada Day weekend as the summer weather greets us and no mosquitoes!  A good time to hike the Grand Canyon of PA and the Susquehannock Trail.  After the hike, cycle beside the Pine Creek, swim at Lyman Lake or relax on the deck. Arrive June 27 or 28.   

    This outing is restricted to those staying with us at Susquehannock Lodge. You will need a car to access this outing. 

    Susquehannock Lodge Reservations & Accommodations:

    • Price: $90 USD (shared bath), $95 USD (private bath, double), $120 USD (private bath, single) per person a day with breakfast, packed lunch, dinner and lodging.

    • For more info: Jeanette Vincent vincentjeanette1604@gmail.com or 519-588-5916 

    • Lodge Contact: To reserve your room at the lodge please call or email Carol at (814) 435-2163 or susquelcarol@penn.com; 

    • Website: www.susquehannock-lodge.com

    • Location: 5039 US-6, Ulysses, PA 16948, USA | GPS Coordinates: 41.782336, -77.800643Susquehannock Lodge. The lodge is located in Potter County, Pennsylvania, 2.5 hours south of Buffalo close to the New York State border and is about a 5 hour drive from Kitchener-Waterloo. Hiking in the Highlands of North Central Pennsylvania, there is no agriculture or industry in the area, just great trails.

    Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs. ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership_App.htm

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* Independent outings are listed for the convenience of members. They may not be lead by a Certified Hike Leader. The GVTA accepts no responsibility for hikes identified as Independent Outings


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