Where I only have gone on two hikes with my Hubby. He and his friends have almost completed all of the Bruce Trail that goes all the way from Niagara, Ontario to Tobermory a small community located at the northern tip of the Bruce Peninsula in the municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula. It is 300 km northwest of Toronto.
So he has only two or three hikes that he needs to still walk and with it being so nice and warm on this past Thanksgiving Monday. The opportunity to go and hike the 15 km in this Boyne Valley was just perfect. Off I went on a perfect day together with my Hubby.
Just had to sit on top of one of these hay bales with a little help from my Hubby as they are a bit high….and yes I am not a spring chicken anymore..lol
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2 thoughts on “Thanksgiving Hike AT Boyne Valley Provincial Park”
It is pretty there> I love that stepped trail around the tree.
Boyne Valley Provincial Park is part of the Bruce Trail.
a small community located at the northern tip of the Bruce Peninsula in the municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula. It is 300 km northwest of Toronto.
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It is pretty there> I love that stepped trail around the tree.
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yes I did enjoy that walk for sure. The steps reminded me of movie….
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