Iroquoia Club Fall Fundraising drive Net proceeds go towards The Bruce Trail’s eco-initiative These Charcuterie/Cuttng Boards are beautiful natural Live-Edge, one-of-a-kind hardwood boards. Dimensions:10-11 inches wide, 16-18 inches long and 1-1 ½ inches thick. Laser engraved with The Bruce Trail Conservancy – Iroquoia Club logo. Finished with a food grade surface, each board is unique and they come in […]
Three local artists are putting on a Bruce Trail Inspired Art Show September 19-25 at the Burlington Centre, with 30% of the proceeds of art sales to be donated to the BTC. Everyone is welcome, come out and have a look!
To commemorate the re-opening of the Bruce Trail, we are offering this special limited issue badge. Only 200 are being produced. Show your support for the Iroquoia Bruce Trail Club and the volunteers who are working hard to maintain the trail and the BTC lands. The badges can be purchased for only $5 for members […]
The Bruce Trail is mostly open and the group hiking program has restarted (with new protocols and restrictions) for people to safely get fresh air, connect to the wonders of the Niagara Escarpment. Some club events, including the End-to-End and Steeltown Stomp are cancelled. As lands and trails re-open, please keep these measures in mind: […]
At this time of year, we are normally preparing to gather as a community for our Club’s Annual General Meeting to share and celebrate the Bruce Trail and our work to preserve a ribbon of wilderness, for everyone, forever. This year, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, plans have changed. We sincerely hope that you and those […]
Iroquoia Club Volunteer Awards 2020 – for agm report
If you are interested in any of the below openings, contact our Volunteer Director at iroquoiavolunteer@gmail.com. Current Openings Always looking! There are ongoing needs in the areas of special events (such as our yearly end-to-end hike), hiking and hike leaders, publicity and fundraising. Please submit an online application to get involved!
Excellent news…the purchase of the Fisher’s Pond Nature Reserve was completed in December 2018, permanently preserving 87 acres of significant Niagara Escarpment habitat in Burlington. This was made possible with funds from generous BTC donors. Click here for more information.