Trails on Thursday: Strasburg Creek Community Trail - 5.3 km

About hike: On this beautiful community trail in the middle of the city we will explore the stunning forest (with mature trees including hemlock trees), the creeks, the ponds and even a cornfield as we walk on packed dirt floor, bridges and boardwalks. Listen for birds and look for trout and turtles in the water!

Hike leader: Eva Kruzlics
Contact:  kruzlics@rogers.com | 519.616.0831 (cell) or 519.896.0831 (home)

About the leader: Eva enjoys connecting with the community through hiking and has participated in the Guelph Walking Pilgrimage for many years. She plans to walk the Camino one day. With GVTA, Eva leads short urban hikes (around 5 km) in the region on weekdays, explore local natural areas and interact with other nature lovers.         

Where: Strasburg Creek, City of Kitchener
Length: 5.3 km
Category: Loop
Pace and duration: Moderate, 3 - 4 km/hr. About 1.5 hours.
Hike level: 1 (easy). The path is a mix of crushed gravel and woodchip mulch. Exposed roots may cause tripping hazard. Comfortable shoes are recommended.

Parking and departure: Meet at 9:45 am at 157 Marl Meadow Drive, Kitchener (43.391702, -80.456768). The hike will start at 10:00 am sharp.

Directions: Please use your favourite GPS app to obtain directions.
 
What to wear and bring: Pack some water, munchies and raingear.
Comfortable shoes recommended. Parts of the path are narrow; long pants recommended.

Sorry, no dogs on GVTA hikes with the exception of certified service dogs.

ALL ARE WELCOME ON OUR HIKES. Membership is encouraged as it helps to support our trails, $30 per household. To become a member please go to: https://www.gvta.on.ca/Membership.