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Limehouse Karst Adventure

Sat, Jul 18

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Royal Botanical Gardens - Hendrie Valley

LIMEHOUSE KARST ADVENTURE Explore something wild with us! You're coming, right?

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Limehouse Karst Adventure
Limehouse Karst Adventure

Time & Location

Jul 18, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. EDT

Royal Botanical Gardens - Hendrie Valley, Cherry Hill Gate, Burlington, ON L7T 1H1, Canada

About the event

Limehouse Karst Walk

Nature Walk


About this event

This is our finale walk, and it is meant to feel a little more epic.


We’ll explore Limehouse Conservation Area and its dramatic karst landscape, including forest paths, rocky features, crevices, and hidden details that make this place feel different from an ordinary walk in the woods. Along the way, we’ll do a photo find activity, pause for simple nature prompts, and take time to notice the landscape through different senses.


This event brings together the spirit of the whole summer: getting outside, looking closer, noticing what most people miss, sharing the experience with others, and finding your place in a community of people who care.


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