5 Amazing Things about the Bruce Trail

The Bruce Trail is incredible and awe-inspiring. I have hiked the whole 900 km, and I wanted to share what I know of the Bruce Trail because I have spent many peaceful and happy hours hiking on it.
Five amazing things:
1. What the Bruce Trail is, how long it is, and where it goes
2. The things you will see along the trail, including waterfalls, cliffs, and lookouts
3. Organized hikes and badges
4. Great resources for finding out where to hike and park
5. Conservation and protection of natural areas
This video may answer some of the questions you have about the Bruce Trail, and it has many photos of what to see along the way.
I have another video with photographs I took while hiking the whole Bruce Trail from Niagara to Tobermory. I'm hoping you find this video beautiful and inspirational. "I Walked the Bruce Trail" can be found here: • I Walked the Bruce Trail
Timecodes:
00:00 Introduction
00:07 #1 What is the Bruce Trail
01:09 #2 What to expect on the trails
02:10 #3 Organized hikes and badges
02:58 #4 Navigating the Bruce Trail: maps and parking
04:35 #5 Conservation
05:40 Conclusion

[@RB-im5mk]

Thank you for the information.

[@carolannontario]

I hope you found it helpful - I am so happy that we have the Bruce Trail and I want to help others learn more about it

[@ZEROmg13]

.....in about 55 years since it's existence, less than 5,000 people have walked end-to-end..........i was # 3,500 ish.

[@carolannontario]

Way to go! Almost 900 km is a huge commitment!!

[@trudistillwell4385]

Looking for a hiking buddy

[@carolannontario]

One idea is to go out on some hikes that are organized by the Bruce Trail clubs or sections. I met a lot of other hikers doing that. The Bruce Trail website has a list of hikes in the different sections that you can sign up for.

[@timshields4014]

Is camping allowed along the trail be great to do it in a summer

[@carolannontario]

The Bruce Trail goes through or near some campgrounds (a very nice one is Bruce Peninsula National Park). Other than those campgrounds, camping is only allowed at designated overnight areas along the trail, and there are very few of those. I believe the Bruce Trail website has a list of places where camping is allowed along the trail

[@timshields4014]

@carolannontario Thank You