Hiking Far Lincoln Hike - Wine Country

  • 18 Jul 2026
  • 9:15 AM - 12:30 PM
  • 10

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  • Registration opens 2 weeks before the hike
  • Non-members are welcome to participate in two club events prior to joining.

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The difficulty of a hike is determined by the speed, distance, elevation gain and terrain. Please read the template to determine if the hike is right for you. More descriptors are included in the Guiding Notes below the template.

HIKE TITLE

FAR LINCOLN HIKE - WINE COUNTRY

DATE

Saturday July 18, 2026

HIKE LEADER(S)

Isabel Bravo / Dave Pomeroy

LEADER EMAIL AND CELL NUMBER

ibravo_13@icloud.com - 905.746.2217

MEETING TIME and START TIME

Mountainview Conservation Area on 4174 Mountainview Rd. L0R-1B2

Meet at 9:15am for start at 9:30am to avoid the peak of the heat.

MEETING/ PARKING LOCATION

Parking off the main Bruce Trail, Space for 12 cars.

MEETING MAP (link)

Mountainview Conservation Area Parking

ENTRANCE FEES

None

DISTANCE

Approx 10 Km

DURATION OF HIKE

About 3 hrs including hydration and nutrition breaks

SPEED

Leisurely: 3 km/hour or less

Moderate: 3-4 km/hour

Fast: 4-5 km/hour

Moderate

ELEVATION GAIN

Low: mostly flat - a few hills

Moderate: some ups and downs

High: lots of hills, steep and/or long

Moderate- Typical Bruce Trail with some significant ups and downs. About 50m elevation gain.

TERRAIN

Easy: wide trail, usually good footing

Moderate: some areas of tricky footing

Challenging: rugged trail with tricky footing

Moderate to Challenging

TYPE OF HIKE:

i.e. Loop, There & Back or Combination

There and Back

GENERAL ROUTE DESCRIPTION

Points of Interest and Special Notes

This area has some tricky footing; rocks, roots and some steep sections. Shaded path along the trail with views of the lake and vineyards.

 

Other Specifics to Your Hike

i.e. social to follow hike

We may drop by Angels Gate or now called Domaine Le Clos or at Rosewood Wines for tasting or honey. Both are open and a short drive from our Mountainview Rd. parking lot.

REGISTRATION is required and opens 2 weeks prior to the hike.

Up to 13 hikers may register plus the 2 leaders

Leaders appreciate early registration, but you can register at the last minute. Please join the waitlist if the hike is full.

CANCELLATION

If your plans change, please self-cancel as soon as possible so that other HOC members may take your spot.

The club may cancel due to bad weather that may impact the safety of participants or due to low attendance.

WHAT TO BRING

Wear supportive hiking boots with good tread.

Hiking poles will be helpful.

Dress in layers according to weather; wear/bring waterproof rainwear.

Bring snacks and enough water for the duration of the hike.

  • Sun and bug protection as required


GUIDING NOTES:


HIKE PACE - Pace refers to the speed of walking. Rest stops are not figured in to the overall pace, however they are figured in to the Duration of the Hike. These paces represent an average and may vary depending on the terrain, weather, group size, etc.

Leisurely: 3 km/hour or less.

Moderate: 3-4 km/hour

Fast: 4-5 km/hour.


TERRAIN – This refers to the footing on the trail itself and is influenced by the presence of rocks, roots, step-ups and step-downs, as well as the width of the trail. Please note variations can be expected with wet or icy conditions.

Easy: wide trails, may be paved or hard packed, mostly good footing, i.e. rail trails, waterfront trails

Moderate: some tricky footing, i.e. Bruce Trail, Dundas Valley, Conservation Areas, RBG trails

Challenging: significant areas of tricky footing (some parts of the Bruce Trail, some trails in Short Hills, up and down the escarpment).


ELEVATION: This refers to the accumulated elevation gained over the course of the hike.

Low: route is mostly flat but may include some gentle ups and downs

Moderate: route has hills, a few may be steep and/or long, but also some flat areas

Challenging: route has lots of hills, some of which are steep and long and few areas that are flat


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