Hiking


UPDATE: Hiking Registration Process
1. Go to brucetrail.org and use your member login information to log in
2. Click on Hike Schedule and then Hike Calendar. A monthly calendar shows all the hikes being offered by the 9 clubs. Caledon Hills are colour coded dark green.
3. Scroll over a hike you’re interested in. There will be a link in the hike description which will allow you to register.
4. Fill out and submit the waiver/registration form. You will receive a confirmation email.
5. *NEW* There is now a waitlist feature in the event that the hike is filled. If spaces become available you will be automatically added to the hike and will receive an email to confirm this.

With nearly 900 km of main trail and more than 400 km of side trails, the Bruce Trail is one of the oldest and longest continuous footpaths in Canada. Following the Niagara Escarpment, it weaves its way from Niagara to Tobermory through some of the most beautiful scenery in Ontario.

We welcome all hikers to join our scheduled hikes and special events, however if you are not already a member of the Bruce Trail Conservancy (BTC), we encourage you to consider becoming a member.  Your membership would support the establishment of a conservation corridor containing a public footpath along the Niagara Escarpment, in order to protect its natural ecosystems and to promote environmentally responsible public access to this UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve.

Our organized hikes have been classified according to type (Introductory, General, Tuesday) or badge (End-to-End, Sideways).  We also organize Bed & Breakfast hiking trips twice a year. If you prefer to go on your own, the Self-guided Hikes section has a few ideas for you.

You can also browse hike listings from all 9 Bruce Trail Clubs in one convenient online location on the Bruce Trail Conservancy website, brucetrail.org.

To stay safe on the Trail, please take a look at our General Hike Information, Trail Safety, and Trail Changes pages.