We can do this Guelph!#ghtc50

Crane Park Community Bridge installed Monday 16th.Thanks to everyone involved.Still need to finish up transitions.You can still be part of the project by clicking Guelphhiking.com and donating.#ghtc50

Our condolences go out to the family of Bob Bell.He was a fierce advocate for trails in Guelph and a terrific supporter of the Guelph Hiking Trail Club.I will miss his sage advice, generous nature and sharing a beer together.

Members of the Club "kicking the tyres" on the Crane Park Community Bridge now that the transitions are finished and the bridge is open for use. Thanks to everyone who made this possible.

Resilient Art in Hard Times makes triumphant return to Wellington Plaza River Trail.The mural belongs to no one and everyone.

Guelph Hiking Trail Club partnering with the Rotary Trillium Club in a Clean And Green Acivity behind Wellington Plaza River Trail.Great morning's work followed by breakfast at Angels

Grand Opening of the Crane Park bridge celebrating 50 years of the Guelph Hiking Trail Club Trail Club in @CityofGuelph

Call renewed to connect G2G rail trail to Downtown Guelph guelphtoday.com/local-news/cal…

Thanks Guelph Hiking Trail Club for endorsing UrbanParkGuelph's vision for a National Urban Park! Let's keep driving signatures on the petition and let Steven Guilbeault, Lloyd Longfield, and Mike Schreiner and Mayor Cam Guthrie know what a fantastic opportunity this is! petitions.ourcommons.ca/en/Petition/Si…

LETTER: Bridging the gap from Guelph to Goderich a possibility guelphtoday.com/letters-to-the…

Work Party Monday! Terrific work eliminating wet spots on the James St Trail.Thanks to Cutten Fields for their unbelievable support.

#Guelph City Council's Tourism Advisory Committee has recommended to Council what citizens have known all along. This place could be a National Urban Park, that can Conserve and Restore nature, advance healing, understanding and Reconciliation, and preserve free public access.

We added more plaques to the Wellington Plaza Trail.Thanks to artists Ame Papatsie,Andrew Duggan and the Art Not Shame team.Also want to thank the property owners and My Main Streets.