The 6.5km of the main Bruce Trail (marked by white paint blazes) takes you through this escarpment mature woodlot, where large, flat, moss covered debris was left by a retreating glacier. Explore the steep valley wall of Snow’s Creek leading to a wooden bridge crossing the cascading creek. Entering a cedar forest, you will cross a boardwalk and continue to descend along the valley, crossing owl creek. You are now heading out of the conservation area as you begin to once again climb the escarpment.
Side Trails include:

• The Great Esker Side Trail
  Distance – 3.8km plus 0.4km of access trail, together with the main trail makes a 4.9km loop
• Maureen Smith Side Trail
  Distance – 0.7km, this trail will take you out of the conservation area.
• Irwin Quarry Side Trail
  Distance – 1.2km, together with the main trail makes a 1.4km loop.
• Roberts Side Trail
  Distance – 1.6km, with the main trail makes a 2.8km loop
• Walking Fern Side Trail
  Distance – 0.9km, you must return along the trail for a round trip of 1.8km.

Courtesy, Credit Valley Conservation (CVA)