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November hiking in Don Valley Trails

November hiking in Don Valley Trails

Sun, Nov 8, 3:00 PM
From Toronto Vegan Meetup
4.7

Please note, because of rain we are expecting on Saturday, I have changed the date to Sunday when the weather is more nice. Please remove your name from the list if you are unable to attend on Sunday Nov 8 at 10 am. \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- November is good to visit the DV trails. The trees will likely still be in nice colors. Nice to get out in the hature, get some exrcise, meet interesting people and connect with nature. The outdoor Farmers market is also a nice visit towards the end. After if there is enough interest, we may go to nearby Sister Saigon on Yonge st which is connect to Saigon Lotus in KM. And if the piano at Indigo Bookstore is open, then it might be nice to visit there. Should be another good trip. Lets get another nice turn out. You need to be reasonably fit for this 8 - 10 km hike with hills. Bring water and some snacks. Wear good hiking shoes also. And please be on time.

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30 attendees
Sunnybrook Fall Hike

Sunnybrook Fall Hike

Sun, Nov 29, 6:00 PM
From Toronto Chinese Sunday Hikes

Join us for a refreshing, brisk trek through nature for our late-autumn hike at Sunnybrook Park. With the leaves on the ground and the trees mostly bare, it is a great time of year to enjoy the crisp air, clear forest views, and great company. Maximum 10 members for this event. Event Agenda We will meet at parking lot #3 at 1:00 PM for quick introductions before hitting the trails. We plan to hike for about 2.5 hours at a moderate, social pace. What to Bring Late November can be quite chilly, so please dress in warm layers and bring a hat and gloves. Make sure to wear sturdy hiking boots or athletic shoes with excellent traction. The trail floor will be heavily carpeted with fallen leaves, which can make the ground slippery or hide hidden roots and mud patches. Don't forget a water bottle to stay hydrated! How to Find the Group We will meet at the trail entrance of parking lot #3.

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2 attendees
Another Long One Folks!

Another Long One Folks!

Sun, Nov 8, 3:30 PM
From These Boots Are Made for Hiking
4.8

**Meetup Point: 155 Rowntree Mill Rd, North York, ON M9L 2K1** **Steeles Avenue West and the Humber River, where it connects with Thackeray Park off Kipling Avenue/Steeles Avenue** Join Honey for a scenic, full length hike along the Humber River through parks, wooded valley sections, wetlands, the Old Mill area and down to Lake Ontario at Humber Bay Arch Bridge, We will hike the 20.4 km point-to-point route from the north to south following the park. It's not a difficult hike but it is long. **If you are a beginner this might not be the hike for you as the pace is steady and the distance is far.** Come prepared with good walking shoes, lots of water, snacks and layers as who knows what the weather will be like. Note: We are like the postman. Rain or shine we hike!

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29 attendees

Sunnybrook - Don River ADVANCED Hike 🌻

Sun, Nov 22, 2:00 PM
From 2&4hr -Advanced Hikes TORONTO
4.9
7 attendees
[Hike ] Boyd Conservation Park , 7Kms/2hrs

[Hike ] Boyd Conservation Park , 7Kms/2hrs

Sat, Nov 7, 2:00 PM
From GTA Hiking & Stuff
4.8

We will be hiking the beautiful trails of Boyd Park at a moderate pace for 7kms/2hrs. **We leave promptly at 9:00 AM** You have to bring your happiness and smile on your face 😉 Hope to see you there! **LEGAL DISCLAIMER AND LIABILITY INFORMATION:** By RSVP'ing and paying the event fee (if applicable), you are confirming that you have read, understand and accept the following: 1. GTA Hiking Meetup is a private group. Attending events is voluntary by you as a member. Participation in any activity with us is at your own risk. 1. By joining this event as a member you agree to indemnify and hold harmless its organizers, co-organizers, assistant organizers, event hosts, and other members from all claims or liability of every type (including court costs and legal fees) for injury or death to any person or for damage to property, loss of personal property or any other wrongful act arising out of or relating to your participation as a member. This agreement applies to you and to other persons (as your guests) who may accompany you in these endeavors. 1. You also agree to hold the organizers as well as other group members harmless. By participating voluntarily in the group, you expressly waive any and all such claims against each and every other member in the group, including without limitation any and all claims against the group organizer, co-organizers, assistant organizers, and event hosts.

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9 attendees
 Practical Philosophy Social!

Practical Philosophy Social!

Thu, Nov 19, 12:30 AM
From These Boots Are Made for Hiking
4.8

Get to know your fellow hikers more intimately with a night of Practical Philosophy. In partnership with the Practical Philosophy Meetup I thought it would be a fun a social ! **How does it work?** We select a topic like monogomy vs pologomy and in groups of 6-8 with a moderator (so conservations are respectful) ten questions are asked and everyone has a chance to give their take on the subject. Get to know your fellow hikers on a deeper level! You may be surprised! **Opposing views are of course welcome!** Location to be determined!

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45 attendees
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Meetup connects people with local groups and events based on interests like hiking. It's a platform to engage with activities and communities that you're passionate about.

Search on Meetup for hiking groups in Toronto. Use filters to find beginner hiking events nearby, making it easier to join a group that matches your skill level.

To join, browse beginner hiking events in Toronto and RSVP to participate. Meetup helps you explore and select the best events suited to your interests and abilities.

Yes, Meetup offers beginner hiking events for newcomers. These are designed for anyone new to hiking, providing an inclusive environment to learn and enjoy the outdoors.

Accessing Meetup and browsing events is free. However, certain groups may have membership fees or event-specific charges to cover logistics or equipment.

It depends on the event. Check the event description on Meetup for any recommended or required gear. Beginner hikes might suggest basic footgear and layers.

The frequency of events varies. Many beginner hiking groups in Toronto arrange regular outings. Check Meetup for upcoming hikes and join as often as you like.

Yes, one of Meetup's benefits is meeting people with similar interests. Participating in events gives you opportunities to connect and socialize with other hiking enthusiasts.

Absolutely, many Toronto hikes are specifically designed for beginners. Event descriptions on Meetup provide details about trail difficulty and any expected challenges.

No, you can choose to attend events that fit your schedule and interest. Meetup allows flexibility to join hikes when you're available.

While most events strive for good organization, levels of planning and quality can vary by group and host. Consider event reviews and descriptions when selecting hikes.

Availability of groups can vary. Not all interests may have events near you. Continuously explore and suggest new activities if you don’t find a fit immediately.

Most hikes are in-person, offering a chance to explore local trails. However, some hosts might create virtual events for discussions or planning.

Outdoor activities have inherent risks, differing by season and trail. Event organizers typically outline these in descriptions. Always prepare and prioritize safety.

While Meetup offers opportunities to meet people, forming lasting friendships depends on participation and personal effort. Attend regularly to build connections.