Day Eight - Cave Springs

We had such a great walk yesterday, we decided to do two in one weekend.  

Cave springs is where they began the Bruce Trail in 1962.



Lots of great views of vineyards, with Toronto barely visable in the background.


These blazes mean turn to the left



And these mean turn to the right.



We ran into a bike on the trail, not sure how he got over these parts of the path.

70 km down, over 800 more to go!!

 




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