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Falling Water Loop (30.9 km, 5-6 km/h) (7/28/2013)

PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED: Once you've reviewed the event details, and decided you'd like to join us, you MUST sign up at the bottom of this page.

You are STRONGLY encouraged to read this page in its entirety before signing up. If you'd like to attend, we ask that you abide by our rules and procedures as a time/cost saving process (with an end result of keeping membership free and lower cost events).

The Basics:
Event Type:Hike
Event Location: Eugenia Falls, 2 hour drive from Toronto
Date(s) & Time:Sun, Jul 28 2013  7:30 AM  (Carpool Departure: 7:30 AM   *log in for location*)
Registration Cut Off: Mon, Jul 15 2013 5:55:00 PM
Event Duration:All day
Difficulty Rating:D5: Difficult
Event Coordinator(s): Wolfram
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Member Cost:Voluntary Donation Only (See Below)

Participant Info:
Who's Invited: Members Only, 18 And Older Only
Maximum Group Size:6
Minimum Group Size:2
Number Registered So Far: 4 (To see who's signed up, log in to the Member Area)
Are Dogs Permitted: No

Itinerary:

The terrain is hilly and challenging - some streams to ford, some steep hills. Distance is 30.9 km, pace is 5-6km an hour. This is a challenging and wonderfully scenic hike with many water features.

This hike is suitable for advanced hikers. Hikers coming on this event are expected to have D5 level experience and be able to hike at a minimum pace of 5 km/h over relentlessly hilly terrain. If you don't have a history with the TOC (or think your history doesn't appropriately reflect you hiking ability), please include some comments about your hiking experience in the notes to convince me that you can keep up. It is the responsibility of those coming to ensure they can hike at this pace before joining us. There will be no dropouts.

The Falling Water Trail forms a rugged and scenic loop around the Beaver Valley section of the Bruce Trail. We'll pass by Escarpment edges, limestone cliffs, maple woodlots, open fields, steep slopes, grueling ascents, many small streams, waterfalls and pools, Eugenia Falls, and Hogg's falls.

Note: The subway won't be running that early on Sunday, so make sure that you factor that in when planning your route to the carpool location.

Those willing to drive will be given preference on the waiting list


Required Items to Bring:
appropriate hiking footwear
3L+ of water
snacks and lunch
Recommended Items to Bring:
Use our Event Checklists to make sure you have everything you need.
sunscreen
change of shoes/clothes for after the hike
whistle
sword

How to Get There:
Event Directions:

\Eugenia Falls Conservation Area. In the centre of the village of Eugenia, turn west off country rd 13 onto Pellisier St. Park in the Grey Sauble Conservation Area parking lot.


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Carpool to Event Distance (round trip):290Km
Carpool Departure Time: 7:30 AM
Carpool Location:   Log in for location
Carpool Directions:   Log in for directions
Carpool Cost: Approximate vehicle expense for this event is $74.82 (calculated at total Km * $0.258, effective Sunday, April 28, 2024). This is based on $0.08/Km for maintenance, plus current gas price divide by 9. Your event coordinator will confirm exactly how much money is required from each person.

Notes:

- We encourage all members to follow our Etiquette Guidelines at all times while participating in TOC events.
- Details of this event are subject to undergo a change at any point in time, with or without warning.
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- Notice any errors or problems in the information on this page? Please notify our Content Editor(s), Stacy, at content@torontooutdoorclub.com.

 
Voluntary Donation:What is this?)
Suggested donation amount for this event is: $2.00/Person.

Cancellation/Partial Attendance:
Please review our Cancellation Policy carefully!