The Bruce Trail is a challenging 890 kms hiking trail from the Niagara River to the tip of Tobermory, Ontario. The trail follows the edge of the Niagara Escarpment, and is one of the thirteen UNESCO World Biosphere Reserves in Canada.
Bruce's "end to end" attempt is called #BruceHikeBruce. The first third was done in Sept 2018, and the remainder will be completed in 2019. Throughout the adventure Bruce documented much of the trials, joys and tribuations on video to share. Now you can watch the first 12 days from the comfort of your favourite chair ... ENJOY!
Bruce left Queenston Heights Park at the edge of the Niagara River, and headed north. 390 kms later he finished the first leg of his "end to end" attempt of the Bruce Trail near Creemore. These are the 13 videos that were created documenting this journey.
Bruce was inspired just 10 days before he took his first steps... with just over a week to plan, pack and sort out all the logistics he was determined.
Queenston Heights to Short Hills Provincial Park... a 42 kms day.
Shorthills Provincial Park to Mountainview Conservation Area... a 28 kms day.
Mountainview Conservation Area to Battlefield Park... a 30kms day.
Battlefield Park to the Dundas Conservation Area... a 33 kms day.
Dundas Conservation Area to City View Park, Watertown... a 25 kms day.
City View Park, Watertown to Yaremko-Ridley Park ... a 30 kms day.
Yaremko-Ridley Park to Speyside... a 34 kms day.
Speyside to Forks of the Credit Park ... a 40 kms day.
Forks of the Credit Park to Hockley Hollow... a 39 kms day.
Hockley Hollow to Mono Cliffs Provincial Park ... a 31 kms day.
Mono Cliffs Provincial Park to Kilgorie... a 28 kms day.
Kilgorie to Noisy River Provincial Park... a 29 kms day.
Bruce had to cut his thru-hike attempt short because of injury... so he will complete his end to end journey of the Bruce Trail next year. Stay tuned!
COMING NEXT YEAR
Bruce Hikes BruceBruce Hikes Bruce is Bruce's personal adventure as he attempts a 890 kms end to end trek of the historic Bruce Trail. Virtually join Bruce on this journey by watching his daily videos. The adventure is in 2 parts: Queenston Heights to Creemore in the fall of 2018 .... and the yet to be hiked Creemore to Tobermory sometime in 2019. |