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🌳🦆⛵ URBAN WALK: High Park to Harbourfront (10 Km): SAT, Feb 21

🌳🦆⛵ URBAN WALK: High Park to Harbourfront (10 Km): SAT, Feb 21

Sat, Feb 21, 6:00 PM
From Hiking Network
4.8

We will take a leisurely walk from Bloor West and High Park Ave. to **Harbourfront,** via **High Park,** **Sunnyside Park** and the Toronto **Waterfront Trail.** Join this outdoor event to behold some amazing views of High Park, **Lake Ontario,** the Toronto skyline, Canadian geese, ducks and other wild animals. **All walking/ hiking levels welcome**. We will take breaks along the way for beverages and/or washroom needs. **Length:** 10 Km. This is a LINEAR hike, but the end point is WELL CONNECTED to both **Line 1** (Yonge-University) and **Line 2** (Bloor-Danforth). You may return to either Subway line by TTC streetcar. * DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Beginner -- all levels welcome! * WHAT TO BRING: Water (at least 1 L), hiking shoes/ boots and cash for TTC fare and personal purchases. * POST-EVENT: Refreshments at a cosy restaurant at Harbourfront, OPTIONAL (around 4:30 PM) **Event conditional on weather.** In the event of harsh weather, this walk will be cancelled or rescheduled. **\*\*\* PLEASE, BE ON TIME \*\*\*** We will not wait for anyone after 1:15 PM. It is not okay to join the event or call the Organizer after the event starts at 1:15 PM. ⭐️ **Event Fee:** $5/ person (only $4 if paid ONLINE) ⭐️⭐️ HOW TO PAY ⭐️⭐️ You may pay the **$5** fee CASH at the beginning of the event, or online via Interac **E-Transfer** (Save $1). * Send payment to: **Walter De Marco** * Email: **thats.walter@yahoo .com** * E-Transfer security question: What is this payment for? * Answer: **"Adventure"** * * GETTING THERE **Bloor St. West and High Park Ave,** Toronto ⭐️ **[Google Map](https://goo.gl/maps/7jd6deCtdU5PdAhx6)** ⭐️ **[>> Click HERE <<](https://goo.gl/maps/7jd6deCtdU5PdAhx6)** * * **TTC Directions:** Take the Subway to High Park Stn and walk East on Bloor St to High Park Ave. * **By Car:** This is NOT a loop walk, so if you leave your car at the starting point, you will have to walk or take public transit back to your car. The best thing to do is leave your car at a TTC Subway Stn., and then return to your car by TTC. There are streetcars that connect Harbourfront to both the Yonge and the Bloor Subway line. ===================================== * DISCLAIMER During all events, members are responsible for themselves. All events in this Meetup group are planned and operated by organizers with several years of experience as hike leaders. However, we make no claims of being professional guides, and take no responsibility for the outcome of any of our trips or activities.

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Forest Hill Walk Club Weekly Sunday Mornings

Forest Hill Walk Club Weekly Sunday Mornings

Sun, Feb 22, 2:45 PM
From Forest Hill Walk Club
4.8
6 attendees
Winter Stations at the Beaches

Winter Stations at the Beaches

Sat, Feb 21, 7:00 PM
From NEATwalks
4.8
3 attendees
Saturday Afternoon Nature and Neighbourhood Sunset Walk! (Dinner Party after)

Saturday Afternoon Nature and Neighbourhood Sunset Walk! (Dinner Party after)

Sat, Feb 21, 8:30 PM
From SINGLES SUPPORTING SINGLES (Nature Walks and Friendly Talks)
4.6

Hello everyone, **\*\*Kindly Read Carefully\*\*** Please join me and my other groups for a fun winter afternoon leisure nature and neighbourhood walk \- Include trails\, parks\, cafes\, ice breakers\, washroom breaks and beautiful sties to see -Our Saturday evening will continue as we hit a great location for dinner, beverages and conversation (optional) -Still around after dinner for live band, DJ and Dancing (optional) **Time and Location: Where to meet us?** We will meet at out front of **Smoke Show** **744 Mt. Pleasant Rd)** \*Arrive early if you like (however we will meet out front at **3:30 p.m. (we will wait for everyone to arrive until roughly 4:00 p.m.)** This will give us an opportunity to introduce ourselves as everyone arrives; then make our way on our small adventure through quieter and more natural parts of the city we don't usually get to see. More details below: Sincerely, Steve Flemming (Organizer/Host) **Event Details:** **Saturday Afternoon Nature and Neighbourhood Sunset Walk! (Dinner Party with Live Band and DJ after Walk)** -A great event planned as we explore Parks, Trails, Cafes and beautiful Neighbourhoods with cool sites to see -During the walk we will stop and rest at different spots, bathroom breaks, take some lovely scenic photos, group photos and share some laughs together -Play a couple ice breaker games near the beginning of the walk as well to help us get to know one another \*This event is a great way to naturally make connections, get some fresh air, exercise and (re) connect with some wonderful people **Bonus after our Leisure Nature Walk: (Optional)** \*Stick around after the walk for a fun Saturday Night gathering at an iconic venue with Reserved Seating, Great Menu, Beverages, Mingling and Live Music **Event Fee:** 10 dollars (cash only) when you arrive (HST is included) or e transfer in advance to Steveflemming11@gmail.com \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- **Time and Location: Where to meet us?** **Date:** Sunday February 21st We will meet at out front of **Smoke Show** **744 Mt. Pleasant Rd)** \*Arrive early if you like (however we will meet out front at **3:30 p.m. (we will wait for everyone to arrive until roughly 4:00 p.m.)** \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- ***Thanks for reading everyone, remember to RSVP and see you real soon!*** :) \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-

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Urban Walk: Introductory Hike – Crothers Woods

Urban Walk: Introductory Hike – Crothers Woods

Sun, Feb 22, 3:00 PM
From Toronto Bruce Trail Club
4.8

Anyone is welcome to join this hike but we are especially inviting our new members (and prospective members) to learn about our hiking program and how our guided hikes are classified and described in the hike schedule and what you should bring with you on hike. We will explore Crothers Woods in the Don Valley, nature in the heart of the city, which will present some moderate challanges with it's ups and downs giving it's Level 2 classification. The actual route will depend on conditions of the day to keep it a moderate level hike. Please bring ice traction cleats (mandatory) for a safe hike. We'll have a brief outdoor snack/lunch stop along the route. We will return to Todmorden Mills at the end of the hike. Note transit users will need to ascend the fairly steep hill on Pottery Road at the conclusion of the hike. Washrooms are available at the Todmorden Mills Site. On this introductory hike we will: * Discuss how a hike is classified (Level 1,2,3, Moderate/Fast, etc) * Discuss the variables that affect the difficulty of any particular hike * Discuss why different people have different perspectives on the difficulty level of the same hike * Demonstrate some terrain that would raise the difficulty level of hike hiking * Help you know you have the information required to choose the hikes right for you Register At BTC website : [https://hikes.brucetrail.org/event/crothers-woods-introductory-hike/2026-02-22/](https://hikes.brucetrail.org/event/crothers-woods-introductory-hike/2026-02-22/) Please register at above so we have you on the waiver form

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St. James Cemetery and Castle Frank

St. James Cemetery and Castle Frank

Fri, Feb 20, 5:00 PM
From Toronto History Walks
4.9

\*\***The Toronto History Walks Explorer Pass is available. Get it now for $125.00 for 1 year of unlimited tours, email** **torontohistorywalks@gmail.com** **for more information or for signing up!\*\*** \*\* **Please note: Please e-transfer the ticket price when booking your space for this tour! You can e-transfer to the following email at:** **torontohistorywalks@gmail.com** In the photo above from the Toronto Public Library archive is an old St. James receipt from the mid 1800s. Prior to 1844, the lands east of Parliament Street were known as the Garrison East for military purposes. York, and then Toronto was restricted to the land south of Queen Street or Lot Street from Parliament to Peter Street and Fort York to the west. With the population starting to rise, space was needed for a new cemetery out on the country, as space was limited at the original cemetery at St. James Church downtown on Church Street. In July 1844 St. James opened for the burial of people professing the Anglican faith. Most of the city's population of 18,000 lived south of Lot Street or today's Queen Street, and the cemetery was regarded to be outside the city limits. The cemetery was necessary as the church burial ground itself was filling up fast. It was in use since 1797. A crematorium was added in 1948, and 95,000 interments and 114,000 cremations have taken place at St. James. An historic land in the heart of the city. In many ways a walk through St. James is a walk through history. Like opening a book on our past! This walking tour is for all levels and walkers. The tour begins outside the Castle Frank Subway Station, and ends at the gates of the cemetery after the tour. This tour has a ticket price of $15.00 per person. \*\* **Please note: Please e-transfer the ticket amount when booking your space for this tour! You can e-transfer to the following email at:** **torontohistorywalks@gmail.com**

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Meetup helps you join groups and events around shared interests, like hiking along Toronto's breathtaking coastline.

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Yes, you can discover various coastal walking events along Toronto’s waterfront through Meetup. Join groups to stay updated.

You can RSVP for an event without joining the group. However, joining provides more updates and allows interaction with other members.

No special experience is necessary. Anyone interested in coastal walks can join Toronto’s walking groups and start exploring.

Meetup itself is free to use; however, some groups might charge participation fees for specific events. This depends on the organizers.

Events are organized by group hosts or leaders who plan the routes, logistics, and any associated activities. Organizers manage the details.

Members can often suggest route ideas to group leaders. This depends on the group’s openness to member contributions.

The frequency of events is determined by each group. Some might offer regular weekly walks, while others organize less frequent gatherings.

Many groups welcome participants of all ages, making their events family-friendly. Check each group’s details for recommended suitability.

While most coastal walks are in-person, some groups may offer virtual alternatives like planning discussions or scenic views sharing.

Joining as an organizer requires contacting the group’s current leadership. Hosts typically manage logistical details and event coordination.

Some groups offer guided walks, providing insights and ensuring safe exploration. Details are available in each event description.

Not all interests might have active groups in Toronto. You can start a new group if your specific coastal walk interest isn’t available.

Meetup simply provides the connecting platform. Group quality and event organization depend on individual group leaders.