Nicola Ross tackled the Bruce Trail’s 900 kilometres her own way—by hiking loops instead of a linear route. In this excerpt from 40 Days & 40 Hikes, she shares a 27.8-kilometre trek from Noisy River to Freedom Rock, blending adventure with her deep love for the trail.
By Nicola Ross | Foreword by Cara Williams | Illustrations by Nicola Ross
From summits to stairways, Devil’s Glen Provincial Park calls to adventure seekers. Whether you’re hiking deep into the Mad River Gorge or scaling its craggy cliffs, this rugged park is where nature’s raw beauty reigns supreme.
by Cara Williams | photography by Clay Dolan
While some flock to warmer climes during the snowy season, the adventuresome souls who remain are rewarded with breathtaking views, unspoiled scenery, and wintry magic. Whether you want to drop a line into the frozen bay, explore your town or hike to an icy waterfall, Escarpment has something for everyone this winter.
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Towering over some of our finest woodland areas, the dolostone spine of the Escarpment offers some truly spectacular fall views, many of which are just a short hike away.
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We are talking waterfalls baby! Specifically, how to visit four of Owen Sound’s best in a single day. Indian, Jones, Weavers Creek, and the big guy; Inglis.
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The Nottawasaga Bluffs Conservation Area is a 400-acre jewel on the Escarpment. The unique geology has created a veritable land before time, as deep crevasses cut their way through the hardwood and coniferous forest.
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The Collingwood Women’s Hike Crew, open to all women and female-identifying people, hosts group hikes at least once a month on a Saturday or Sunday morning…
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Weather has settled in, but that doesn’t mean we have to. Join Escarpment on a scenic journey and discover incredible winter views from Owen Sound up through the Bruce Peninsula.
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