ABOUT

PARTICIPANT INSTRUCTIONS

The Mulmur 175 End-to-End Challenge celebrates 175 years of Mulmur’s history, land, and community, one step at a time.

This 41.1 km journey follows the Dufferin Hi-Land section of the Bruce Trail, guiding hikers from Primrose to Lavender through some of Mulmur’s most scenic and storied landscapes. From rolling hills and hardwood forests to quiet country roads and escarpment views, the route reflects the deep connection between people and place that defines Mulmur.

Open to all ages, this challenge can be completed in sections or end-to-end. It’s your journey to experience at your own pace, whether you’re hiking solo, with friends, or as a family.

Challenge Details

• Open to all ages
• The challenge begins in Primrose and ends in Lavender
• All checkpoints must be completed on foot and on the assigned route
• Use the provided map to guide your journey
• The trail is divided into 13 official checkpoints
• At each checkpoint, you'll find a letter or number marker
• Collect all markers and unscramble the final secret message
  
  Once completed, submit:
• the secret message, and
  a few quick details (including the dates of your hike)
  to receive your Mulmur 175 commemorative badge.

About the Dufferin Hi-Land Bruce Trail Club

The Dufferin Hi-Land Bruce Trail Club is one of nine Bruce Trail Conservancy clubs responsible for maintaining, protecting, and stewarding the local section of the Bruce Trail through Mulmur and the surrounding area.

This challenge is offered in partnership with the Dufferin Hi-Land Bruce Trail Club, whose volunteers care for the trail year-round and help connect the community to this special landscape.

To learn more about guided hikes, volunteer opportunities, trail stewardship, and membership, visit the Dufferin Hi-Land Bruce Trail Club website:
Dufferin HiLand Bruce Trail

Trail Etiquette & Safety

• Follow official Bruce Trail signage at all times
• Pace yourself and take breaks as needed
• Watch for hazards such as uneven footing, slippery rocks, wildlife, and ticks
• Turn back if conditions require, safety first
• Respect the trail and community: pack out what you pack in