Glen Haffy Trail
City: OrangevilleLength: 3.2 kmRegion: York, Durham and Hills of Headwaters
Forks of the Credit and Cataract Falls Trail
Overview
From the parking lot take the park trail past Kettle Lake, heading towards the main Bruce Trail near the Hydro Station. The steep hills in this area are the remnants of gravel deposits (“till”) left behind by the glaciers as they melted away from this area more than 10,000 years ago. At the Brimstone Side Trail, turn right (west) and follow this short side trail down to the bottom of the valley at Dominion Road. When you reach Dominion Road, follow the white-blazed main Trail to the right. The Dominion Road was an extension of a settlement road...
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Jacklyn Hancock Visual Art
Jacklyn is a multi-disciplinary visual artist from Caledon, Ontario with a background in fine art and creative design. She obtained her Advanced Diploma of Visual and Creative Arts from Sheridan College in Oakville, Ontario in 2013 and works in mixed media painting and digital photography.
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