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UPCOMING MONTHLY HIKES:

posted ‎‎29 Aug 2009 11:35‎‎ by Rodney Hautot   [ updated ‎‎6 Nov 2009 17:38‎‎ ]

Dec 5th - TBA (Ian Gray)

Wanted!

posted ‎‎11 Jan 2009 17:54‎‎ by Domain Admin   [ updated ‎‎1 Apr 2009 08:35‎‎ ]

Member contributions to this website and our newsletter, Humber Trail Ramblings, would be appreciated. The subject could be a photograph or perhaps a short essay or poem about your experiences on the HVHT. The reward is a chance “to get published”. It will also make the newsletter more interesting and appealing to our membership. For more information contact Dan O’Reilly at (905) 857-3743.

The HVHTA Interpretive Trail Guide

posted ‎‎11 Jan 2009 17:51‎‎ by Domain Admin   [ updated ‎‎17 Jan 2009 04:47‎‎ ]

The interpretative hiking guide of our trail was "in the mail" to all current and past members. Thanks to Bill Wilson for all your efforts researching, writing text and co-ordinating with the Toronto Region Conservation Authority's graphic arts department. The TRCA provided the layout expertise and photographs. It is a poster size, single sheet fold-out and it looks great!

Contact any of the executive if you want a copy or keep an eye open for it around town. Some of our community businesses and organizations are helping us to distribute the guide. The cost for the general public is $10 but free - once - to members. The text of the guide is available here: Points of Interest, Places of Power.

Meetings

posted ‎‎11 Jan 2009 17:49‎‎ by Domain Admin   [ updated ‎‎29 Aug 2009 11:34‎‎ by Rodney Hautot ]

The Bolton/Caledon Chapter of the Humber Valley Heritage Trail Association holds a regular business meeting on the second Wednesday of every month (excluding January, July and August) at The Humberview School in Bolton at 7:30pm.  All those interested are welcome! For more information contact us at hvtrail@gmail.com.  Join us on Saturday mornings in September, October and November to work on the existing Trail.

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