This Passport to Nature is your invitation to explore the Bruce Trail. The Bruce Trail Conservancy hosts free and low‐cost events year‐round to help you connectwith nature, learn about our conservation efforts, and explore the beauty and diversity ofthe Niagara Escarpment – a UNESCO World Biosphere. These special events take … Read more
Time: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; music from noon to 2 p.m. This event runs rain or shine, though rain may affect musician availability. Everyone is invited to come Together on the Trail and celebrate the wonders of the Niagara Escarpment along the Bruce Trail. Join us for this free … Read more
The Peninsula Bruce Trail Club is hosting a Hiking Festival in the fall. It’s a fantastic opportunity to come and experience hiking on the Peninsula. For more information: click here.
Date: April 2, 2025
The entire Blue Mountains section of the Bruce Trail is temporarily closed due to hazardous conditions caused by the ice storm on March 29-30. This closure includes the main Bruce Trail and all associated side trails between Lavender and Craigleith.
Please note that this is in addition to the similar closure of the Dufferin Hi-Land section further south (Mono Centre to Lavender).
Our Trail Maintenance volunteers are working hard to assess and clear the debris, but for your safety, please avoid this section until further notice. This closure may last a few weeks until our volunteer crews can attend to all the damage.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
As assessment continues, other parts of the Bruce Trail may be temporarily closed. Updates will be noted in the Bruce Trail App and on brucetrail.org/trail_changes.
[Photo by Jim Lewis, March 31, 2025, Bruce Trail at Petun Conservation Area]
