Seven Rivers Series: Hike # 7 - Humber River - 12 km

  • 19 Jan 2027
  • 9:30 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Mono / Caledon Hills
  • 18

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About this series: The Seven Rivers hike series covers seven rivers over three Bruce Trail Sections: Blue Mountains (3), Dufferin Hi-Land (2) and Caledon Hills (2). From Pretty River in the north, to the Humber River further south, plus a few others in between, we will explore the 'Headwaters' and learn about some of the history of these rivers and also about watersheds and where and why they flow where they do. There is total of 7 hikes. Come for one or come for all. You can complete the hikes on your own if you are not able to come for some of them, to be able to purchase the badge.

About this hike: This is hike seven and last hike of this series. We will discover Humber River.
If you have done all the hikes, your hike leader can explain to you how to order the badge. This badge is ordered through Dufferin Hi-Land club.

Hike leader: Karen Buschart
Contact: karen.buschert@gmail.com | 226-789-9994

About the leader: Karen is experienced hike leaders. She loves collecting badges and of course hiking.

Where: Mono / Caledon Hills
Length: 12 km 
Category: Loop
Pace and duration: Moderate, 3 km/h  About 5 hours 
Hike level: 
Strenuous (3), hilly with poor footing. 

Parking and departure: Parking lot on the north side of Mono 5 Sideroad, where the Bruce Trail crosses, east of Airport Road past the Taoist Tai Chi Centre, (43.974055, -79.984988). Parking is free 

Directions: Please use your favourite GPS app to obtain directions.
 
What to wear and bring: This is a winter hike. Dress for the weather, and bring water and snacks, lunch. Hiking (winter) boots recommended. Hiking poles and possibly icers are recommended depending on weather conditions. There will be some hills with difficult footing in places.


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. 

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