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I wanted to dedicate an entire post just to the Caledon Section, to wrap up everything from this Caledon Section follows the red trail from the northern flag near Mono Cliffs down to the lower flag past Belfountain. section that I learned during my explorations. This beautiful area is filled with diverse landscapes and offers a wealth of experiences for anyone looking to immerse themselves in nature. In this post, I will delve into my favourite spots, our stats and the variou

On February 24, 2026, we embarked on our final hike of our long weekend in the beautiful and rugged landscape of the Bruce Peninsula. This particular hike was the fourth in our series, and we were filled with a mix of excitement and a touch of nostalgia as we set out to explore the last segment of this stunning natural area. Luckily for this last hike, we had my sister, Taylor, join us, infusing our group with fresh new energy and enthusiasm. Her presence was a welcome additi

The purple line was our scheduled hike for the day. We started at the red "P" closer to the bottom and were heading North. We made it to the black circle before turning around. On February 23, 2026, we embarked on our third consecutive hike. The previous two hikes had been exceptionally rewarding, allowing us to traverse a total of 19 kilometers over the two days leading up to this adventure. On this morning, I could feel a slight fatigue settling into my muscles, a remind

January 8, 2026 we hiked the Mallory beach Lookout section of the Bruce Trail. This section of the trail is a continuation from a hike we did back in November Malcolm Bluffs (Rock Crevices) . We had another glorious mild day and the beautiful sun was shining bright. It was a stunning change to the gloom that winter brings. This day it felt like 3 degrees celsius and while I still wore my base layers, I wish I had chosen a t-shirt at times. The previous day we had hiked

On January 7, the pups and I started our next adventure hiking in the Bruce Peninsula. This Jones Bluff trail was a continuation of a trail I did back in November 2025 Coveney's Loop to the Rock Formations . We had woken up pretty early to get a head start on this day which was likely to be long. We had a two hour drive to this trail head, which we were able to arrive at by 10am. The last time I was in this area, at the end of November, there was a bit of snow but nothin

Come along as we explore the rock formations at Coveney's Loop on the Bruce Trail.

Follow along as we conquer multiple challenges on this tough 20Kms hike around Barrow Bay and Lions Head Lookout. Enjoy stunning lookout photos from the bruce trail.

Follow along as we attempt Truck Camping for the first time. Finish to see if it was a success or a complete failure.

This is our first official hike after deciding that we are going to hike the entire Bruce Trail. Cue Applause. We hiked this on November 15, 2025. This was a great start to our hiking journey. I picked a place somewhat close to home because this was also our first time to try truck camping. So I wanted to be able to drive home if it didn't work out. Hockley Valley is a part of the Caledon Club Section of the Bruce trail. We started the hike at 11 am and finished by 4pm

Come along with us as we hike the bruce trail and have a run in with a porcupine. We will share all of our porcupine stories to date.

In this post, we get into two distinct trails that offer vastly different experiences. The first trail, which I absolutely loved, is a breathtaking journey that offered a variety of scenery. On the other hand, the second trail was a different story altogether. While it had its moments of potential, my overall experience was not so favourable. Parts of the path were poorly maintained, with sections that were overgrown and difficult to navigate. In retrospect, while the fi

Follow as we hike three different trails and find out why the Nottawasage Lookout trail was our most challenging to date.

My two favourite hikes so far are the lions head lookout and the halfway dump. Read why these were such amazing hikes.