@@carolannontario although i completed the hike solo, if was far from that. i couldn't have done it without the help of all the volunteers, organizers, friends and family, and of course my wife.
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
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.
Thank you for the information.
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
.....in about 55 years since it's existence, less than 5,000 people have walked end-to-end..........i was # 3,500 ish.
Way to go! Almost 900 km is a huge commitment!!
@@carolannontario although i completed the hike solo, if was far from that. i couldn't have done it without the help of all the volunteers, organizers, friends and family, and of course my wife.
Is camping allowed along the trail be great to do it in a summer
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
@carolannontario Thank You
Looking for a hiking buddy
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.