Trail Magic walk
Wednesday July 29, 2026  6pm - 7:30pm (1 Hour 30 Minutes)
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This is a walking series for women and girls+ 9 years and older to discover the wonder, joy, and connection of the outdoors.

The guided walks are geared to beginners; however, a base level of fitness is required. Participants should be able to walk consistently for two hours at a comfortable pace on uneven ground. So sorry, dogs are not allowed on these hikes (with the exception of service/therapy dogs).

Preregistration is required for this series and you can register anytime by following this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1M0NAc495u_wBr2l7WmdpJzoAPYJMzo9TkHzvXvNi6VE/edit

By registering, you are not committing to participate in all of the walks. An email with details of the location will be sent out 6 days prior to each hike - please RSVP if you plan to join. Everyone who has RSVPed before each hike will receive a reminder email that may contain updates.

Today's gentle walk will be led by Debra Wendle-Smith. We will travel on the new extension of the Harvest Moon Trail towards Horton Landing. The route is an out and back. We will travel approximately 2.5 - 3km in one direction then turn around to head back. Hike distance will be approximately 5-6km, 1.5-2 hours total.
We will be taking a slow-paced approach to fully immerse ourselves in the natural beauty and surroundings.

Date: Wednesday, July 22

Time: 6 pm to 7:30 pm ( Please arrive a little before 6 to allow the hike to start on time.

Location: Grand Pre Historic Site overflow parking lot

Please use the overflow parking lot across the street from the Grand Pre National Historic Site.

Debra Windle-Smith is an active walker with the Wolfville and Area Newcomers groups, and BNS Magic Walks. Recently completed BNS course offering for Experiential Walk Leader and looks forward to meeting you for this beautiful new extension to the Rail Trail.
Admission
Pricing: Free



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