Walking the Grand Trunk Trail Headingley Part 2

©Ashuntae(2020) Grand Trunk Trail

The Grand Trunk Trail starts from the Perimeter Highway all the way to Beaudry Park which is a total distance of 10 Km. You can read about the first part of my hike here. Walking the Grand Trunk Trail - Starting out . This portion of the trail started at the Hart Road in Headingly. We were anticipating a more sheltered trail but the trees we saw in the distance was somewhat deceptive. soon we were into wide open spaces again, but a lot more scenic.

©Ashuntae(2020) Sunset Grand Trunk Trail

This portion of the Grand Trunk Trail was flanked by more farmers's fields on one side and some signs of civilation in the distance in the form of a new housing project. Walking into a sunset provided awesome views on the quiet trail flanked by expansive vistas.

©Ashuntae(2020) Goose Grand Trunk Trail

For the first time we saw some wildlife on the trail. Even though the sounds of frogs are pervasive and numerous gopher holes dot the trail, on this walk we found this lone goose. We followed the trail up to the edge of one farmer's field where there is a nicely placed bench for watching the sunset. The trail then winds around farmers' fields to the housing area. At this point we ended our leg and returned to Hart Road leaving the beautiful sunset behind.

Next episode: We start from Talleau Road and see how far that takes us.

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