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Bruce Trail

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Oct 31, 2026

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28:46
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Nathan DownerHOST
29:02
The province is pledging $1 million towards a project to extend and expand the Bruce Trail.
speaker_0HOST
29:07
Along with private donors, the effort will see infrastructure removed and habitats restored.
speaker_0HOST
29:12
The Bruce Trail isn't only Canada's oldest and longest marked footpath, containing over 900 kilometres of main trail and over 450 kilometres of side trail.
speaker_0HOST
29:22
It's also one of Ontario's largest land trusts, preserving the natural wonders of the Niagara Escarpment.
speaker_0HOST
29:28
The province chipped in $1 million towards the Bruce Trail conservation effort to transform and restore 123 additional acres of land at the site of the former Talisman Mountain Resort.
speaker_0HOST
29:40
It'll turn the Talisman Forest Nature Reserve and permanently add a new one-kilometer section to the Bruce Trail.
speaker_0HOST
29:49
The first of two Dune movies are coming back to theaters as fans of the sci-fi franchise count down to the final film of the trilogy.
Janice McKayHOST
2:17
A piece of Beaver Valley history is getting a second life as a permanently protected nature reserve.
Janice McKayHOST
2:23
The Ontario government is committing a million dollars through its species conservation program to help expand the Bruce Trail at the former Talisman Mountain Resort.
Janice McKayHOST
2:31
The property sat empty for over a decade before being acquired by the Bruce Trail Conservancy.
Janice McKayHOST
2:36
Now works underway to transform the 123-acre site into the Talisman Forest Nature Reserve.
Janice McKayHOST
2:43
The project will secure an additional one-kilometer stretch of the iconic trail, restore the natural forest canopy on the slopes, and remove aging resort infrastructure.
Jamie RobertsHOST
6:09
And, you know, they're fairly well-versed about Canada, about when...
Jamie RobertsHOST
6:13
When I start to go into like, you know, I'm in Hamilton, Ontario, and I'm, you know, less than 500 meters from the Bruce Trail, and I can just get going.
Jamie RobertsHOST
6:21
And then when I explain just how much open space we have here, you know, you could go, I remember tree planting up in very close to the Quebec border up in Duberville.
Jamie RobertsHOST
6:32
And that was like eight, nine hours north.

23 MINS LATER

Ray ZahabGUEST
29:59
I just met with him this morning as he goes to attempt an FKT out and back on the Long Trail in Vermont.
Ray ZahabGUEST
30:06
I mean, you know, he's doing amazing things now.
Ray ZahabGUEST
30:09
And he's learned, he set the FKT on the Bruce Trail on support.
Ray ZahabGUEST
30:12
He set the FKT on...
Jennifer ParkerGUEST
2:20
Yes, all of those experts or knowledge keepers of the escarpment will be on location.
Jennifer ParkerGUEST
2:28
We've got some from the Biosphere Conservancy, the Bruce Trail, Blue Mountain Watershed, as you mentioned, Georgian Bay Geopark, the Greenbelt Foundation, the Escarpment Corridor Alliance, and someone from Cape Croker.
Jennifer ParkerGUEST
2:43
So all kinds of different perspectives and ideas and thoughts and knowledge that they can share also on the evening in conjunction with this beautiful book around the Niagara escarpment.
John EatonHOST
2:56
Everyone should see this.
MarkHOST
3:03
And it's fairly flat there.
MarkHOST
3:07
It's not too far from the Bruce Trail, which goes along the Niagara Escarpment, but most of that area I have already walked or hiked in or discovered.
MarkHOST
3:20
So it didn't hold a lot of appeal for me in terms of exploring, which is a big part of why I love being on the road and why I love van life is this opportunity to explore, to go someplace new.
MarkHOST
3:31
I have this feeling just of when I finally left and the van was headed west.
Jacquie CourtHOST
18:25
And I found we made a recent move to another city and now we're near the
Daniela SteynGUEST
18:29
Bruce Trail.
Jacquie CourtHOST
18:31
So I take my dog every morning to the trail and that's how I start my day.
Jacquie CourtHOST
18:36
And my days are completely different.
Dane NielsenGUEST
2:19
It's a very tight-knit community.
Dane NielsenGUEST
2:22
We have beautiful nature and Bruce Trail.
Dane NielsenGUEST
2:24
My wife and I enjoy hiking the Bruce Trail all the time.
Dane NielsenGUEST
2:27
Old Baldy is one of the best places to be in anywhere in Grey County as far as I'm concerned.
Dane NielsenGUEST
2:32
So just, you know, why live anywhere else when we have the best place to live?

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Dane NielsenGUEST
17:13
So Grey Highlands can support tourism.
Dane NielsenGUEST
17:16
We've supported the Hogs Falls.
Dane NielsenGUEST
17:20
We've supported tourism in around the Bruce Trail.
Dave MeslinGUEST
4:40
I paddle on the Beaver River.
Dave MeslinGUEST
4:42
I hike on the Bruce Trail.
Dave MeslinGUEST
4:45
I love all the groups like the Rotary and the Kinsmen.
Dave MeslinGUEST
4:48
I'm on the board of the Ag Society.
Sandy ThorntonGUEST
2:00
We can go to the lake.
Sandy ThorntonGUEST
2:01
We can go on walks on the Bruce Trail.
Sandy ThorntonGUEST
2:05
We've built up our property, we've got horses, we have chickens, we just really do enjoy this area.
Sandy ThorntonGUEST
2:13
And it's our neighbours who we look out for each other and the volunteers that we have and all the different clubs that we take advantage of.
Joel LougheadGUEST
3:22
I would fly fish and steelhead in the Beaver River.
Joel LougheadGUEST
3:26
I would cross-country ski in Glenelg and hike on the Bruce Trail.
Joel LougheadGUEST
3:30
And so I was up here constantly anyway.
Joel LougheadGUEST
3:32
And I thought, why am I living in the city and visiting here? It should be exactly the other way around.

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Joel LougheadGUEST
29:50
And we have a municipality filled with things like that.
Joel LougheadGUEST
29:53
You can walk down... any side road or concession, and this time of year, pick wild apples right off the side of the road.
Joel LougheadGUEST
30:00
We have dozens of kilometers of Bruce Trail to walk.
Joel LougheadGUEST
30:04
We have hundreds of kilometers to ski.

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