Welcome to the Beaver Valley Bruce Trail Club!
Preserving a ribbon of wilderness, for everyone, forever.
Welcome to the Beaver Valley Section of the Bruce Trail! The Beaver Valley section of the Bruce Trail is comprised of 120km of main trail and 35 km of side trail which meander over 2662 acres of land (privately owned lands, Bruce Trail Conservancy owned land, Ontario Heritage trust lands).
The Beaver Valley Bruce Trail Club (BVBTC) is one of the nine clubs of the Bruce Trail Conservancy and is made up of hikers, volunteers and other supporters. The volunteers of the BVBTC are dedicated to conserving and caring for the Beaver Valley Bruce Trail lands. This important work protects the Beaver Valley Bruce Trail ecosystems for the benefit of all and make the land available to explore by foot along the magnificent Bruce Trail.
Come join us as a hiker, volunteer or both!
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News and events
Hunting Season Begins in the Valley
When the leaves change from green to red to brown, we are reminded that hunting season is upon us…
Remembering Jack Morgan
Jack was a pioneer of the Beaver Valley Bruce Trail, a long-serving volunteer doing the hard work on the…
2024 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
The Beaver Valley Bruce Trail Club (BVBTC) 61st AGM will be held June 23, 2024, in the Terrace Room at…
Become a member this holiday weekend
Celebrate this May long weekend by becoming a member of the #BruceTrailConservancy! Now until May 20, when you purchase…
New Side Trail Opened!
The Club has a new side trail on Sideroad 4A! In partnership with the Friends of Kimberley Forest and…
Soup’s On Continued in 2024
Contributed by: Glenda Collings A club tradition continued this winter as we ventured out for some bracing hikes in…
End-TO-Ender Advice: A few Final Thoughts
We are at the end of this journey together. To the best of my ability, I have imparted some…
End-To-Ender Advice: Proper Trail Etiquette
Etiquette is tricky. I would love to say the best way to act is just to be a “good…
End-To-Ender Advice: Why Hygiene Matters
Hygiene is often the first socially acceptable practice to get abandoned at the trailhead. I’ve even revelled in my…
