Exploration Walk of Yorkville and U of T! - 6KM

Walk of Yorkville and U of T: This is the tail of two parts of the City that started out the same but changed over time. Yorkville was for wealthy and then become a cool run down coffee shop for the hippies and once again is now one of the most richest parts of the City. U of T was once home to only the most wealth people in Toronto but is now open to everyone. Unlike Yorkville, it is frozen in time as many of the buildings are still the same. The only thing that has change is the types of degrees you can get. We will try to see if we can see the bamboo forest inside U of T.
We will be making a 30min stop inside Tim Horton's to warm-up and get something to eat and drink!

Meetup Details

Please Note: Don't sign up if you are not ready to walk in the cold or in the snow. This event is happening in any kind of weather. This event will be canceled if it is -20

Meetup Location: I will be waiting outside the station and wearing my MOOSE HAT!

Meetup Fee: $5 cash in person or E-transfer -You can send the E-transfer to mathewmaclean@hotmail.com

Meetup Time: 11am I will only wait 5mins...Early is On Time, On Time is late.

End Point: Rosedale Subway Station

Exploration Walk of City Neighbors!!!
First we will start our walk at Rosedale Subway Station, then walk over Rosedale park, walk to the glitzy and posh area of Yorkville. We we keep walking walk through the campus of University of Toronto, stop in the Bamboo Forest (if we can get in) and take a short break at Tim Horton's. We will walk back to Rosedale Subway Station.

REMEMBER YOU CAN JUST SHOW UP OR JUST SHOW UP ON THE DAY OF.

What to bring?
Water
Good Boots
Glove and Hat
Something warm to drink
Snack

Can I Just Leave?: Any time you like. It should take about 3hrs with a small break.

NOTE: Sometimes things happen and I might have to cancel so please keep a look out for that!

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Mathew is the organizer for this meetup. If you need to contact him, please post a message on the wall, or email him at torontomoviesandoutings@hotmail.com