Bruce Trail Day is an annual event celebrating Canada's oldest and longest footpath, hosted by the Bruce Trail Conservancy and each of the nine Bruce Trail Clubs. Each BTC Club hosts free guided hikes and family activities to help the general public, and BTC members explore the Bruce Trail and discover the amazing variety of life along the Niagara Escarpment. Check out: www.brucetrail.org for further details.

The Sydenham Bruce Trail Club (SBTC) invites everyone to join us at Woodford Hall on October 2 from 1 to 4 pm. Hikes of varying lengths and difficulties will be available throughout the afternoon led by Ron Savage and Sandra Howe. We will explore the Woodford Escarpment Loop with its literally cool crevices and pothole. The Crevice Springs Sidetrail with its colourful bootlegging history is also an option.

It will be a fun afternoon for all ages. Two related events happen that day in the area. Meaford Scarecrow Invasion is on with lots to see and do. Afternoon refreshments will be served. Bring water, outdoor clothes, sunscreen, and durable footwear for your hiking adventure.

Keep checking www.sydenhambrucetrail.ca and the SBTC Facebook page for updates! Bring your family and friends, and learn about our year-round hiking programs, trail maintenance opportunities, and what we are doing to establish a conservation corridor from Niagara to Tobermory.

source: media release, Sydenham Bruce Trail Club