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Forest Footprints

Richmond Hill, ON, CA

401 members · Public group

Organized by Megan M and 6 others

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What we’re about

Welcome to Forest Footprints! Our group focuses on connecting with nature through hiking, camping, and other outdoor activities. We also enjoy social networking, brainstorming, bonfires, and talking about different topics.
In order to join our group please complete and submit this waiver form.
Our events are family-friendly and could include activities like hiking, rafting, kayaking, paddle boarding, space clearing as well as music and dancing. Join us for memorable hikes, outside yoga sessions and building sacred spaces in the forest. Let's leave a positive footprint on the world together! We look forward to seeing you at an event soon!

Upcoming events (4+)

Sun, Jun 8, 2025, 7:30 AM EDTPine farm orchard hike
Dufferin &16 side rd, King city, ON
Oakridges trail at Seneca is an out and back trail. It is an easy trail which passes through forest, meadow and a gorgeous lake.
This hike will be 12 k and three hours, We will reward ourselves by stopping in Pine farm orchard, drinking coffee or tea and having meaningful discussions.
Hiking shoes are needed..
Dress in layers according to the weather and bring a bottle of water to hydrate.
11 attendees+6
Sun, Jul 6, 2025, 11:00 AM EDTForest Footprints Summer Party
Tottenham Conservation Area, tottenham, ON
Have you ever danced like nobody is watching you? That's how we do it. 🕺💃

Dress for the hike and according to the weather and make sure you are ready to hit the dance floor.

We'll start with a short hike, next have lunch and then get on the dancing floor or play some games.

The fee for the event is $30 which covers for pavilion rental, lunch, water, coffee and dessert. Please e-transfer to: LTECSA@hotmail.com
Once you pay you will be added to the going list. We can take a limited number of participants so we'll use a "first come, first served" approach.

When entering the park you will also be asked to pay a small entrance fee.

Important Reminder:
By participating in this event, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to the Liability Waiver and Acknowledgement of Risk. If you have not done so, we kindly request that you refrain from participating in this event. We appreciate your cooperation and look forward to an enjoyable and safe adventure!

Meet you in the Tottenham Conservation Area at the William Bailey Pavilion.
11 attendees+6
Sat, Jul 19, 2025, 8:15 AM EDTBeautiful Awenda Park - hike, lay on the beach, swim - repeat
Needs location
Awenda Park is one of the best provincial parks. it has beautiful beaches on Georgian Bay and great hiking trails. It is close to great attractions like the Wye Marsh and Sainte Marie Among the Hurons.

This is an intermediate hike.

We will meet in the parking lot at 8:45 am. https://goo.gl/maps/WwBcPjMmidN284Cc9.

We'll hike then go to Beach to # 3 and enjoy the beach and the amazing water and then hike some more.
Pack a lunch and snacks, sunscreen, bug spray and a lot of water.

There is a park entrance fee/car. You may consider carpooling.
If you get lost, call my cell 647 949 6912.
20 attendees+15
Sat, Jul 26, 2025, 8:30 AM EDTHike and Padlleboard at Rockwood
Needs location
With towering limestone cliffs, caves and glacial potholes, it’s no wonder that Rockwood Conservation Area is a popular destination for a healthy hike! From camping and picnicking to canoeing and swimming, this park is filled with tons of activities to enjoy.
Within the Conservation Area, there are two trails: Pothole Trail and Cedar Ridge Trail. Offering impressive views of the park, they take you around the reservoir, along the tops of cliffs, across boardwalks through wetlands and beside big glacial potholes. The trails are moderate difficulty and can be accessed from the beach or the mills ruins.
One of our favorite features about Rockwood is the variety of activities you can try. Step into nature and hike the Cedar Ridge Trail to see the Harris Woolen Mills ruins, glacial bluffs, potholes and caves. If you’re looking to try something different, you can rent a canoe or paddleboat and explore the Eramosa River, and geological wonders. Or, you can always hit the beach on a hot summer day to swim or relax in the sun. Since there are so many things to check out, you can easily spend a whole day here.

Rockwood Conservation Area
161 Fall St S · Guelph/Eramosa, ON

Pack a lunch and snacks, sunscreen, bug spray and a lot of water.
There is a park entrance fee/car. You may consider carpooling.

There is plenty of parking. If you are lost, please call my cell: 647-949-6912
27 attendees+22

Past events (47)

Sat, Jun 7, 2025, 10:00 AM EDTScarborough Bluffs: Guild Park - South Marine Drive Park and back
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28 attendees+23

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