Bruce Trail

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The Bruce Trail is Canada’s oldest and longest marked footpath, following the Niagara Escarpment through southern Ontario and offering extensive hiking and scenic views.

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Bruce Trail canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking trail
long-distance footpath
tourist attraction
country Canada
designation recreational trail
feature blazed waymarking system
side trails network
follows Niagara Escarpment
formerlyKnownAs Bruce Trail Association
hasSection Beaver Valley section
linked to: Beaver Valley

Blue Mountains section
Caledon Hills section
linked to: Halton Hills

Dufferin Hi-Land section
Iroquoia section
linked to: Iroquoia

Niagara section
Peninsula section
Sydenham section
Toronto section
hasUse hiking
snowshoeing
knownAs Canada’s longest marked footpath
Canada’s oldest marked footpath
locatedIn Ontario
managedBy Bruce Trail Conservancy
namedAfter Bruce Peninsula
offers hiking opportunities
scenic views
partOf Niagara Escarpment UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve
linked to: Niagara Escarpment
passesThrough Bruce County
Bruce Peninsula
Dufferin County
Grey County
Halton Region
Hamilton
Niagara Region
southern Ontario
linked to: Southern Ontario
popularFor day hiking
multi-day backpacking
region Great Lakes region
routeEnd Tobermory, Ontario
routeStart Queenston, Ontario
season year-round
sideTrailWaymarkColor blue blazes
supports conservation of Niagara Escarpment
terrainFeature cliffs
forests
karst formations
waterfalls
wetlands
waymarkColor white blazes

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Bruce Peninsula contains Bruce Trail
Halton Hills hasTrail Bruce Trail
Niagara Escarpment hasTrail Bruce Trail
Indian Head Cove hasNearbyTrail Bruce Trail
Cyprus Lake hasNearbyAttraction Bruce Trail
Lion's Head traversedBy Bruce Trail
Wiarton hasNearbyAttraction Bruce Trail
Bruce County hasTrail Bruce Trail