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Marshall Woods Magnificent Old Growth Forest with Bob Knapp

Saturday, October 24 @ 9:15 am – 1:00 pm

Marshall Woods Magnificent Old Growth Forest with Bob Knapp
Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026
Time: 9:15 am – 1:00 pm

Join Bob Knapp for a hike through the spectacular, cathedral-like old growth forest of Marshall Woods near Walters Falls. The property is home to a variety of flora, Rocklyn Creek, and a beautiful, terraced waterway.

The approximately 6 km trail is uneven in places. Bring water and a snack. This hike will be cancelled in the event of heavy rain.
Meeting location: Grey Roots Museum parking lot

Please arrive by 9:05 am. Carpooling will be organized from this meeting location.

Register by October 17 with Amy at amydarrell@gmail.com

Waiver for Marshall Woods event October 24.
Owen Sound Field Naturalists Outdoor Program Event Waiver

OSFN Indoor Meetings are normally held on the second Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m. at the Bayshore Community Centre, 1900 3rd Ave E Owen Sound. There are no Indoor Meetings in July and August. Please see the individual event listings below for more details.

We invite speakers with a wide range of expertise from Grey/Bruce and other parts of the province. These evenings are open to the public. The auditorium is open by 6:30. The meeting gets under way at 7:00, and may include brief announcements by other organizations as well as OSFN club activities, club business, social time, nature sightings and reports.

The club also offers a full schedule of outdoor activities during the year. Through these outings, members learn more about the birds, plants, mammals and geology of this part of Ontario. We also keep a protective eye on our precious natural areas.