Annual Hike & BBQ at Top of the Valley Farm
Beaver Valley, near Kimberley, Ontario
We’re excited to invite Ski Bees members to our annual Hike & BBQ at Top of the Valley Farm. Join us for an afternoon on the trails, followed by a relaxed afternoon with good food and great company.
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Arrive early at 1:30 PM if you’d like to join the hike, meet at the farm to organize car pooling,
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Social and BBQ to follow, begin at 4:00 PM.
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If you plan on hiking, please RSVP to the hiking event as well—so we don’t head out without you!
This year, we’ll enjoy a guided hike along the “Two Bridges” trail (about 4 km). While it’s rated easy, keep in mind it’s a single-track dirt path with stones, roots, and some hills—so you’ll likely break a sweat! The trail has a special place in our hearts, as it was a favourite daily walk with our family dog for many years.
After the hike, we’ll gather for a BBQ.
What to Bring:
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Your own beverages (BYOB)
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We will supply the burgers and desert, if you wish, bring a pot luck appetizer.
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A chair for relaxing after the hike and BBQ
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you may get a chill after hiking, bring a warm layer to enjoy the BBQ
Elevation, it is hilly!
If you plan on making a weekend of it, there are two B&B's in the area that are handy to the trails They do book up, so if you are planning on staying, be sure to reserve soon. The B&B contact information is in the auto reply when you rsvp.
Accommodation:
Jasper Stuart House
(519) 599-1166
https://jasperstuarthouse.com/
235299, Grey County Rd 13, Kimberley, ON N0C 1G0•
Rocklyn Inn
905-440-6300
therocklyninn@gmail.com
(905) 440-6300
726004 22B Side Road
Rocklyn ON N4L 1W6
The map shown below is map #25, Kimberley, the Beaver Valley section.
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We would like to have a hiking weekend complete with a bonfire and BBQ here at Top of the Valley Farm on the Saturday night. Our farm is located 1 km (just up the road) from the famous Bruce Trail. We can supply people with directions and maps to self guided hiking in the Beaver Valley. We also have two B&B's in the area located in Kimberley and Rocklyn which are handy to the trails. The map shown is the Kimberley section of the Bruce Tr
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