Bruce Trail Index

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1 Trails (alphabetically)
2 Parks and Areas
3 Points of Interest, Rivers, and Waterfalls
4 Geomorphological features

Trails (alphabetically)

Parks and Areas

Points of Interest, Rivers, and Waterfalls

  • Ancaster Creek – Dundas Iroquoia Club section of the Bruce Trail in the Dundas Valley
  • Grindstone Creek – Dundas Iroquoia Club section of the Bruce Trail in the Dundas Valley
  • Mad River (old) – Devil’s Glen Blue Mountain Section of the Bruce Trail
  • Ponton Mills dam and flour grist mill on the Boyne river (site)
  • Pretty River (old) – Blue Mountain Section of the Bruce Trail near Collingwood
  • Sherman Falls – Dundas Iroquoia Club section of the Bruce Trail in the Dundas Valley
  • Tews Falls – Dundas Iroquoia Club section of the Bruce Trail in the Dundas Valley
  • Tiffany Falls – Dundas Iroquoia Club section of the Bruce Trail in the Dundas Valley
  • Waterdown Falls (old) – Dundas Iroquoia Club section of the Bruce Trail in the Dundas Valley
  • Webster’s Falls (old) – Dundas Iroquoia Club section of the Bruce Trail in the Dundas Valley

Geomorphological features

  • Cambering – water in crevices freeze then thaw, expanding the crevice – many places along the Bruce Trail, but in particular the Splitrock Narrows
  • Kame – conical hill – Murphy’s Pinnacle Side Trail in the Boyne Valley
  • Pothole – a smooth, bowl-shaped hollow carved into rock as a result of a flowing river – Niagara Glen Nature Reserve (old) – also known as a kettle, evorsion, hollow, rock mill, eddy mill, churn hole, and a knolk.