Fishing Trips Toronto

Intermediate Spanish Classes (In-Person)

**In this class, we will explore the Spanish language through 8 modules. We will be speaking from Day 1, and covering concepts which assume you have a basic understanding.** **The goal is that by the end of the series, you should be able to engage in simple and structured conversations. This is useful for dating, business trips and getting around a Spanish-speaking country.** **Weekly homework is required and active participation is also required of all participants. The classes are a 4-part series, and all 4 classes are mandatory to attend.** **Note that these classes are not free.** Classes will be held in-person at Mississauga Valley Community Centre from 6:40pm to 7:40pm weekly. **Important: you must have the ability to speak in Spanish with proper pronunciation.** \- Most instruction throughout this series will be in Spanish\. \- A DoGood Spanish Beginner Class is a recommended prerequisite\. \- However\, if you can engage in basic conversational Spanish\, we will welcome you\! Frequently Asked Questions: **Do the classes have a cost?** Yes, classes have a reasonable cost and can be paid through eventbrite.com or in cash. **What should I bring?** A water bottle, snack, notebook and pen, and a Spanish-speaker mindset. We encourage participants to only speak Spanish during class. **Is free parking available?** Yes, the Community Centre has ample parking, and is very accessible by transit. **Can I bring my kids?** Absolutely not, this is an adult class. The themes are fast-paced and we want all participants to feel comfortable. We can make exceptions for teenagers who are well-versed in Spanish. **What if I miss a class?** It is recommended that you attend all four (4) classes in the series. We can make a rare exception and offer a paid, Zoom class, for extreme circumstances.

Muskoka Hiking Day Trip

Hamilton Waterfalls Day Trip

*TRIP* Nov 29-Dec 8 Cancun All-Incl 4.5*

**Ladies only 9-Night All-Inclusive 4.5\* Cancún, Mexico**☀️ Come join us **Nov 29 - Dec 8, 2026** at a gorgeous beachfront resort! **📝 Trip Details** For all trip details, please click **[HERE](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdNbXmJNTdWw24AVo_jnh6weLpC_OsvqMsqcqh2q1UZRgXN0g/viewform?usp=dialog)** RSVP on Meetup does **not** book you on this trip. ✈️ **Trip Inclusions** * 9 Nights at a 24-hour all-inclusive 4.5★ Resort * Direct, non-stop round-trip flights from Toronto * Morning flight (arriving after lunch!) * 1 Checked bag per person * 1 Carry-on bag per person * Round-trip airport resort transfers **🌴Why I Can't Wait to Go Back**! I have personally stayed at this beautiful resort and absolutely love it! It sits on a spectacular white-sand beach with plenty of shade and loungers. Overlooking the turquoise waters are beautiful infinity pools and swim-up bars. The food is outstanding and includes a full-service buffet and five à la carte dinner restaurants. The rooms are spacious and comfortable with balconies, A/C, free Wi-Fi, safe, stocked bar fridge. Plus, the location is perfect! It is within walking distance to local shopping, has a public bus right out front, and sits close to the ferry for a fun day trip to **Isla Mujeres**! 🛍️ **Trip** **Pricing** * Double Occupancy: $2,625 CAD per person (incl. taxes & fees) * Single Occupancy: $3,415 CAD per person (incl. taxes & fees) * Deposit: $250 CAD per person *All prices subject to change - pricing has been going up steadily every couple weeks, so booking sooner will save $$* 👥 **Traveling Solo?** To help you find a roommate, please feel free to use this Event’s discussion and comments area below to chat and connect with other members. 📝 **Trip Details** For all trip details, please click **[HERE](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdNbXmJNTdWw24AVo_jnh6weLpC_OsvqMsqcqh2q1UZRgXN0g/viewform?usp=dialog)** RSVP on Meetup does **not** book you on this trip. Cheers! Fawn *The Travel Agent Next Door (TTAND)* *1003 - 55 York St. Toronto ON M5J 1R7* Tel: 416-367-8264 Ext. 4620 ***TICO*** *Reg. #50021282*

🐟Walk: Salmon Run at Humber River & James Gardens 🍂

# 🐟 Salmon Run at Humber River & James Gardens 🍂 ### An Easy Fall Walk — With a Pretty Amazing Natural Show Along the Way Every fall, something incredible happens right here in Toronto. Salmon make their way upstream through the **Humber River**, battling rapids and leaping through the water as they return to freshwater to spawn. And yes — you can actually see them doing it. Join us for a relaxed, social walk along the Humber River during salmon run season. We'll spend about 30 minutes by the river watching for salmon before continuing along the trail toward **James Gardens**. This isn't a difficult hike. It's a chance to get outside, enjoy the fall scenery, see something you might not normally experience in the city, and spend some time with other people along the way. ✨ **Fun Fact:** Some salmon travel more than 3,000 km from the Atlantic Ocean to reach freshwater rivers like the Humber. After all that distance, they still have to battle rapids and leap over obstacles to reach their spawning grounds. Nature really doesn't mess around. 📱 Don't forget to join our **WhatsApp Group – [CLICK HERE](https://chat.whatsapp.com/H59mSCbsAi018gYANrKAnc)** *** ## 🚶‍♂️ What We'll Do We'll begin outside the station and make our way toward the Humber River. Along the way we'll: * Walk along the Humber River * Stop for approximately 30 minutes to look for salmon * Watch the salmon making their way upstream * Continue along the river toward James Gardens * Take a break at **James Gardens** * Enjoy the fall scenery and take some photos * Make our way back toward the station The walk is approximately **90 minutes**, depending on the pace of the group and how long we spend watching the salmon. And remember — **the salmon are wild animals.** We can't guarantee exactly how many we'll see, or how long they'll put on a show. That's part of the fun! *** ## 🍂 Why Come? The salmon run is one of those strange little Toronto experiences that you can easily miss if you don't know when and where to look. One minute you're walking through the city. The next, you're standing beside a river watching salmon fight their way upstream. We'll also visit **James Gardens**, one of those beautiful green spaces that can make you forget you're still in Toronto. Bring your camera, bring your curiosity, and come see what the Humber has to offer in the fall. *** ## ☀️ Weather & Expectations This walk takes place outdoors in typical Toronto fall weather. Please dress appropriately for the conditions and wear comfortable walking shoes. The trail may be damp or muddy depending on recent weather. Bring water and a snack, and dress in layers — fall weather can change quickly. *** ## 🧢 Meetup Details 📍 **Meetup Location:** Right outside the station 🫎 **Look for me in my Moose Hat!** ⏰ **Meetup Time: 11:00 AM** I will only wait **5 minutes**. **Early is on time. On time is late.** 🏁 **End Point:** Back at the station *** ## 🎟️ Meetup Fee **$5 cash in person or e-transfer** 📧 **mathewmaclean@hotmail.com** This fee helps support the group and allows us to continue organizing events throughout Toronto. *** ## 🎒 What to Bring 💧 Water 👟 Comfortable walking shoes 🥪 A snack 🧴 Sunscreen if it's sunny 📷 A camera or phone for photos *** ## 🌈 Who Is This For? This walk is great for: * Anyone who wants an easy fall outing * People who enjoy nature and wildlife * Anyone curious about Toronto's rivers and green spaces * People looking for a relaxed social walk * Anyone who wants to meet new people while exploring the city * Salmon enthusiasts — obviously. 🐟 The activity is the container. **The people you meet along the way are the real experience.** *** 📲 **REMEMBER:** You're welcome to RSVP ahead of time or just show up on the day if you're unsure about your schedule. Sometimes things happen and events may need to be cancelled or changed, so please keep an eye on the event page for updates. 👤 **Organizer: Mathew** Questions? Post on the event wall or email: 📧 **torontomoviesandoutings@hotmail.com** **Come for the salmon.** **Stay for the walk.** **Leave with a new connection — and maybe a new friend.** 🍂💛

Bruce Peninsula Trip: Grotto & Hiking

Walk and Salmon watching (hopefully)

Salmons are expected to be swimming upstream. An annual upward migration. We will spend some time to watch at a few spots and then continue with our walk and return back to the starting point. If you arrive late, pls follow the Humber River Trail heading north and you can catch up with the group. Distance: 7 to 9km Difficulty: Very Easy Trail: Flat Paved Trail **Transport** Recommend taking TTC or Uber. **TTC**: Get off Old Mill station and walk to the park. **Parking**: There is Paid & Free Parking available nearby meeting spot. Pls look up if you are driving. 💬 **Stay Connected:** ***Join Whatsapp Group - [CLICK HERE](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSflzD3fDrU5sLARAT5yDF3OhEu3Vj-2P7ci8mP5FYX46rt1NQ/viewform)*** ***Follow on Instagram - [CLICK HERE](https://www.instagram.com/tam.club/)***

Lion’s Head Lookout Hiking Trip

Toronto Solo Adventures Together: Plan Your Journey

If you have been dreaming of a solo trip but feel like you need a bit of support or extra confidence to finally book that ticket, this meetup is for you. We are getting together to talk through the practical side of traveling alone, from choosing the right destination to staying safe and meeting people on the road. This is a space to share your anxieties, swap tips, and find others in Toronto who are in the same boat. Whether you are a seasoned solo traveler looking for your next challenge or someone who has never left the country on their own, you will fit right in. We will spend the afternoon brainstorming ideas, looking at maps, and helping each other troubleshoot the logistics that often keep us from actually hitting the 'confirm' button. It is a casual conversation among friends, and I hope you leave feeling a little more prepared to take that first step. We would love to get a sense of who is coming so we can arrange enough space for everyone to chat comfortably. If you think you can make it, please take a second to RSVP so we can look forward to seeing you there.

Fall Migration Birding in Toronto

**Please note the only way to register for this adventure is on [our website.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/fall-birding-26)** **Toronto has some hidden natural gems, and October is when it puts on its best show.** Join our guide Pedro Hernandez of[ Outdoor Commute](https://www.instagram.com/outdoor.commute/) for a beginner-friendly birdwatching walk through the unique Tommy Thompson Park. You do not need to know a warbler from a wren, but you probably will when the day is done. This walk is built for people who are simply curious about the birds sharing our skyline. We’ll move slowly and stop often, learning how to identify species by shape, colour, and call, how to actually use a pair of binoculars (yours to borrow for the day), and how to make sense of field guides and birding apps you can keep using long after the trip ends. October is peak Fall migration in the city, with so many different birds to spot. Depending on conditions, we might spot warblers, sparrows, and thrushes moving through, along with waterfowl like northern shovelers and gadwalls resting on the water. Year-round residents including red-tailed hawks, black-capped chickadees, and northern cardinals tend to make an appearance too. **Please note that binoculars are included in the cost of the adventure and that, due to the Toronto location, transportation is not offered.** **Accessibility** Wilderness Union is committed to making our adventures as accessible as possible. If you wish to make an accommodation request relating to a disability or provide feedback, please do so by sending an email to info@wildernessunion.com **Highlights** **Fall Migration:** October is one of the best windows of the year to bird at the Spit, with local species and southbound migrants both moving through the park at once. **Professional Birder:** Pedro founded the popular birding account[ Outdoor Commute](https://www.instagram.com/outdoor.commute/) and brings a genuine, patient teaching style **Binoculars Included:** Every participant gets a pair of high-quality NOCS binoculars for the walk **Event cost: $60+HST (for explorer members). Register [here.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/fall-birding-26)** **About Wilderness Union** Wilderness Union is deliberate about building an outdoors community that connects you to the life-changing magic of the outdoors and helps you find your people. Members range from 20-40 years old. The group is a mix of GTA locals and newcomers to Toronto from within Canada and abroad. Attendance numbers on Meetup don't reflect our actual event attendance - we typically have 15-20 community members at each event. Large enough that there's someone new to meet but small enough that it's not overwhelming! ***Learn more at our website [www.wildernessunion.com](https://www.wildernessunion.com/)***

Algonquin Park Canoe & Hike Adventure

Frontenac Fall Colours Hike

**Please note the only way to register for this adventure is on [our website.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/fall-colours-frontenac)** **A true member favourite returns! While the crowds flock to Algonquin to view fall colours, Frontenac is where it's really at.** By late September, the first maples along this loop are already turning red and gold against bare granite, weeks ahead of peak colour further south. That granite is part of the Frontenac Arch, a two-billion-year-old ridge connecting the Canadian Shield to the Adirondacks, and it's what gives this loop its particular look in fall. The Cedar Lake South Loop runs about 9km through a mix of open granite, rooted forest trails, and genuine wetland: expect boggy sections, small ponds, and stretches where the water clearly has the upper hand on the trail. Frontenac sits at an ecological crossover point, where northern species like spruce and balsam fir grow next to southern hardwoods like sugar maple, red oak, and yellow birch. That mix means a wider range of fall colour than you'd get from a single-species forest: deep red, burnt orange, and gold, all held together by the seasonal consistency of the dark green conifers. By the time we're back at the vehicles, you'll have spent the day walking through some of the best fall colours eastern Ontario has to offer! **Self drivers please note** \- Frontenac is at least a 3hr drive and requires a $15 day pass \- you're strongly recommended to choose the transport option for this trip\. The day pass is included for anyone riding in the van\. ‍ **Accessibility** Wilderness Union is committed to making our adventures as accessible as possible. If you wish to make an accommodation request relating to a disability or provide feedback, please do so by sending an email to [info@wildernessunion.com](mailto:info@wildernessunion.com) **Highlights** **Stunning Fall Colours:** Red and gold hardwoods press right up against bare granite, the loop's sharpest colour contrast. **Doe Lake Lookout:** A gap in the trees opens onto the full length of Doe Lake, framed by granite shoreline and turning hardwoods. **Away from the Crowds:** Lesser known spot to enjoy the Fall colours. **Event cost: $75+HST (for explorer members). Optional transportation available.** **Register [here.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/fall-colours-frontenac)** **About Wilderness Union** Wilderness Union is deliberate about building an outdoors community that connects you to the life-changing magic of the outdoors and helps you find your people. Members range from 20-40 years old. The group is a mix of GTA locals and newcomers to Toronto from within Canada and abroad. Attendance numbers on Meetup don't reflect our actual event attendance - we typically have 15-20 community members at each event. Large enough that there's someone new to meet but small enough that it's not overwhelming! ***Learn more at our website [www.wildernessunion.com](https://www.wildernessunion.com/)***