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About Us
What is the Dufferin Hi-Land Bruce Trail Club and what do we do?
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DHBTC Hikes: Spring 2026
- May 5 – Lavender to Black Bank Shuttle Hike
- May 9 – 10: Dufferin Hi-Land Two Day End-to-End Hike
- May 12 – Spring Wildflowers and Trees – Splitrock Narrows Nature Reserve
- May 14 – Pine River Tree Planting
- May 19 – Primrose Loop Side Trail to Murphy’s Pinnacle
- May 22, 29, June 12, 19, 26 – Niagara End-to-End Hikes
- May 26 – Forks of the Credit Loop from Willoughby Road
- May 30 – Splitrock Narrows Geology Hike
- May 30 – Seven Rivers Hike Badge Series (Hike 1)
- June 2 – Scotsdale Farm and Indigenous Village, Forest Bathing
- June 5 – Peninsula Wildflower Hike Series
- June 6 – American Chestnut Tree Maintenance
- June 6, 13, 20, 27 – Seven Rivers Badge Series (Hikes 2 – 5)
- June 9 – Peter Beecham and Griffith Ravine Side Trails
- June 12, 19, 26 – Niagara End-to-End Hikes
- June 16 – Silver Creek – 10th Line
- June 23 – Cold Creek
- June 30 – Boyne Valley Side Trail Loop
- July 4, 11 – Seven Rivers Badge Series (Hikes 6 & 7)
These guided hikes are available for Bruce Trail Conservancy (BTC) members.
For more information on dates and times and: DHBTC Hike Schedule
Become a member
As a member you help the BTC achieve our goal of establishing a Conservation Corridor, a continuous 900 km. footpath through the Niagara Escarpment which is a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve.
Explore the Bruce Trail Club
As Canada’s oldest and longest marked footpath, the Bruce Trail connects you to the wonders of the Niagara Escarpment. We offer Challenge hikes, guided hikes and a myriad of self-guided hikes.
Volunteer
We are looking for people with energy and passion, open minds and willing hands, willing to help The Dufferin Hi-Land BTC continue to build, promote and protect the Bruce Trail.
Biodiversity
Biodiversity refers to the variety of life on earth, its interdependence, and how it interacts to support all of us.
Our biodiversity committee focuses on how each of us as trail users can contribute to the Bruce Trail Conservancy’s mission of ‘Preserving a ribbon of wilderness, for everyone, forever.’
The Bruce Trail Conservancy
2030 Strategy
To address these challenges, the Bruce Trail Conservancy has developed the 2030 Strategy.
“This bold strategy will enable the Bruce Trail Conservancy to be a global leader in conservation,
the steward of a world-class trail system,
and a people-powered organization filled with diverse individuals who share their talents and generosity to make it all happen.”
Michael McDonald, CEO
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