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MONO CLIFFS
The Mono cliffs provincial park boasts a wonderful and diverse eco system unlike any other in Southern Ontario. It offers mixed maple forests, fantastic vistas, old growth cedar stands and tremendous caves and cliffs. Our hike will take us around ponds and lakes, and give us a chance to experience the incredible beauty that the Winter season brings. This trail is an ideal blend of forest and fields, hills and valleys and all challenges are rewarded with incredible views seen from the most beautiful lookout points imaginable.
This hike is of moderate difficulty with a few more hilly sections. Many swimming locations for the dogs.
Location: Orangeville (NW of Toronto)
2013 Dates:
Saturday January 19th
Price $60
FORKS OF THE CREDIT
 This trail loops through the Forks of the Credit Provincial Park. It is notable because it is here that the cliffs and crevasses of the rugged Niagara Escarpment meet the rolling hills of the Oak Ridges Moraine. The trail includes a visit to the Credit Falls, where the credit river plunges over a rocky ledge near the village of Cataract. The area's claim to fame was, and still is, the springs of clear water that flows on the hillsides. Trails in the Forks of the Credit Park are over hills and old farmer's fields, through hardwood and cedar forests, and along the top of steep bluffs.
This hike is of a moderate to difficult level as it has more hills and steeper grade.
Location: Caledon region (NW of Toronto)
2013 Dates:
Saturday February 23rd
Price $60
NEW HIKE TO McCRAE LAKE
 This Nordic hiking trail is an ideal location for a true Winter adventure. With our snowshoes on foot we will blaze through the wilderness hiking trails and enjoy its unspoiled natural state. The McCrae Lake Conservation Trail winds its way to the Crow’s Nest Lookout, situated on a 100-foot granite cliff, overlooking the untarnished waters of McCrae Lake. This hike is of moderate to difficult level and a full day adventure.
2013 Dates:
Saturday March 9th
Price $60
One
day introductory skijoring adventure - A single
paw print in the snow
 We
will experience the beauty of a protected conservation
area within a roughly one-hour drive of the GTA. Beginning
at 10:00am with warm drinks and energy snacks, we will
begin to learn the basics of skijoring, one of the finest
ways to enjoy a winter day. With our dogs in the lead,
we will explore and learn the morning away before 'wolfing'
down a hearty, hot lunch. On the trail home, our pups
will blaze the way as we perfect our skijoring skills!
No cross country skiiing or skijoring experience
necessary!
Location: King City (40 minutes North of Toronto)
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Price: One day adventure - $150.00 pp incl dog(s) + H.S.T. of 13%
2013 Dates:
February 9th
- 3 spots available
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Winter Trips Now 
Canada
is known throughout the world for several things…Maple
syrup, Hockey, 'Eh'… and snow. Most Canadians,
however, often find it difficult to get out and
fully experience the different activities our winters
have to offer. 
