< BACK TO SHOPPING July, 2010 Take a hike - in Bolton! Bolton may be Caledon's largest urban centre, but it's not only rich in history, but recreational options are right at our doorstep. Toronto Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) owns a substantial amount of land in and around Bolton, known as the Bolton Resource Management Tract. An advisory committee is working on making the BRMT part of TRCA's Living City strategic vision of basically marrying human development with the beauty of the environment. This is nothing new here in Caledon or Bolton - we've been doing that very thing for many years. The Bolton Resource Management Tract acts as a natural connection in the greenspace system of The Living City’s Humber River Watershed. Nature-based recreation and education complement the natural and cultural heritage resources that have been protected, restored and enhanced with the support and stewardship of the community. Take a walk on the wild side this summer. Across from Edelweiss soccer park in Bolton you'll find the entrance to the Humber Valley Heritage Trail, a great snaking walking path that winds its way through some very scenic landscape. It's also rich in heritage. The TRCA hopes to integrate passive recreation throughout their holdings in the community. It is looking for public input and support for its vision, including maintaining the health of our groundwater and river systems. Guest contributor: Mark Pavilons Archived Blogs Nine freshalicious cookbooks go to lucky winners at seasonal end of Caledon's Farmer's Market Help raise money in the Walk for Lupus How wasteful the older generation was Don't be so quick to chuck that stack of flyers in your local newspaper Customer Service is integral to customer loyalty Take a hike - in Bolton! Supporting locally grown and produced goods Summer activities abound So you want that 'small town feel' huh? Workplace Punctuality Observations Is it really worth it? Really? Why ShopinCaledon ventured onto Twitter Consumers can have positively affect our environment Locally spent dollars get recycled into services     While every effort to correctness of listings and currency of information on this website is made, this information is vendor/business-provided and we cannot be held responsible for any content on vendor websites linked to from this website. The creator of this website reserves the right not to include any business and/or website that does not meet the listing criteria/mandate (must be Caledon-based business), without notifying the submitter of information.