Camping Trips Toronto

Lakeside Glamping Getaway - Haliburton Highlands

**Let's return to the Lakeside Cozy Glamping Camp where we had so much fun a few years ago in the heart of the Haliburton Highlands!** For this trip we will stay in a mix of accommodations: forest glamping domes (great comfort), glamping tents, or you can pitch your own tent. All subject to "first come first serve" so best to get your RSVP in ASAP. Think lakeside views, fireflies at night, short hikes on the property, water activities, lots of leisure time. Water activities will be just minutes away with kayaks, canoes, and paddle boats easily accessible. We will swim, go on short hikes, stargaze (the skies should be great for viewing), have a bonfire, tell stories, play boardgames, play outdoor games, listen to music, relax, enjoy nature, sip wine and other refreshments, and enjoy good food together and more! We are going to have so much fun. Depart Friday after work at 5pm. Everyone should arrange to be at their carpool location no later than 5pm to leave Toronto. We will return on the Monday (Monday is a holiday) That's 3 nights, and about 2.5 days. We will have various carpool departure spots. There are different prices for each type of accommodation and the options will be first-come first served based on who pays first. We will have up to 25 people or more going on this trip but it won't feel like a crowd as there is lost of space. We are a friendly group and you will feel part of the group in no time if you don't know anyone! **Here are the accommodation options - until filled!** **Forest** **Dome** (see photos 1 and 2 below) **\- A shared glamping experience in a cozy and furnished dome\! Option 1: $299 for a Queen bed on your own in the dome or Option 2: $250 for a comfortable mattress in the dome\. This includes taxes and meetup fee\.** Domes have most comforts of home including electricity, lights inside, electrical outlet. It's a short 1 min walk to washrooms/showers, and well-equipped, large, sheltered outdoor kitchen only a short walk. **Small Glamping Tents (these are filled for now) Option 3** - **2 person occupancy at $212 each person sharing one Queen bed or Option 4 - $231 for a Queen bed on your own and Option 5 - $193 for person on thick floor mattress.**. No electricity. Washroom with showers and indoor kitchen close by. **Large Glamping Tents (see photo 3 below) Option 6: 2 person occupancy. 2 double beds in tent, with each person paying $266 for their own double bed.** No electricity. Washroom with showers and indoor kitchen close by. **About RSVPs:** Please read all RSVP instructions further below. Be sure to provide your phone number so the organizer can contact you. **No attendance confirmed until payment is received** and the organizer has spoken to you. Payment secures your spot. **Responsiveness:** Best way to secure your spot on this fun trip is to be responsive if I have contacted you. If I don't hear from you, I'll move on to the next person on the list. **About the Trip:** This is an outdoors exploring and camping weekend lakeside with activities, social time, and lots of time for relaxation. **About the Camp:** The place we are staying used to be a camp, and there are various facilities available. There are kayak, canoe and paddleboat rentals. The organizer will rent a few of each for the entire weekend, therefore saving on costs and everyone can take turns using them. They have washroom/shower facilities, and outdoor kitchens. However, we will also have an indoor kitchen we will use as well. There are bbqs and firepits for us to use also. **Cost for event**: -Accommodation for 3 nights \- Food \- food will be a combination of bringing your own food\, or optionally joining group meals \(TBD based on feedback/preferences\) \- $ to contribute to gas for driving there\. Gas costs are determined at the end of the trip\. Drivers are reimbursed for their gas\. \- $ for any extra activites or parking costs\. WOOT Score: Outdoors 5, Adventure 4, Fun 5, overall WOOT Score - 5++ (I only post events that are a 5 = awesome) Everybody must answer both RSVP questions to be moved to the GOING list, which you should see when you sign up for the event (everyone goes to the waitlist first): (1) What is your cell number? (this is private - only the organizer sees this info) (2) What are your transportation plans? A. Passenger at carpool B. Driver (have my own car) at carpool for x passengers - do not say "B" unless you own your own car. C. Prefer to be passenger, but driver at carpool for x passengers if needed D. Meet at location (limited spots available, preference given to those commuting from Toronto) The organizer will monitor the RSVPs. Hope you can make it! Hope you can join us! Rebecca (rphinn)

NOGANOSH LAKE, SAT. AUG. 1 - MON. AUG. 3 CANOE TRIP 4/26 CIVIC HOLIDAY

This trip has flexible dates. If you want to come in on Friday, or leave Sunday. We will arrange the trip to suit the people who want to go. Noganosh Lake is a remote, quiet area. We have always been able to get a premium campsite there. Noganosh Lake is an non-operating Provincial Park. There is no Park Gate, no rules, and no fees. Most campsites have a fireplace with a steel grill and a thunder box. The Park covers 3000 ha of pristine forest, all of the land within 60 to 200 m. of the shore of the lake. The water is deep, clear and full of fish. There is one fishing camp with a few small power boats. There are no public roads. Noganosh is a remote, quiet area. We have always been able to get a premium campsite there. We will paddle in on Sat. AM. The distance is 15 to 20 km., to find a campsite. There are 2 portages, of 153 m., and 318 m. on Smokey Creek. They are easy. Smokey Creek is still, winding, and deep, except for one spot where you push through floating bushes. On Sun. we can explore 20 km. of lakes, hike, fish, and swim. We will paddle out on Mon., the way we came in. **LOCATION:** **Fleming's Landing** **Birchwood Trail & Hwy. 522** **45.893272, -80.160721** Distance from Toronto, Hwy 400 & Hwy 7: 310 km., 3.5 hours. This is an easy, fun, trip for experienced canoe campers. To avoid a long drive on Sat. morning, some paddlers camp at Grundy Lake Provincial Park on Fri. night. The park is only 20 minutes from the put in. Reserve your campsite well in advance. Post your reservation so other paddlers can share your campsite, and the cost. Tornado's Resorts, 10 minutes from the put in, rents motel rooms for $100 per night and canoes for $40 per day. Tornado's is convenient because you don't have to unload your car, you just drive in, sleep, and they serve breakfast. **To join us: Add your name to the Spread Sheet and post your contact info on the Spread Sheet to arrange paddle partners and canoes.** https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XRW4tAqGA7bLGCTqv6aFqLhqVVHfCdFqp8OdVotgL58/edit?gid=0#gid=0 1\. Find a paddling partner\, one of you has to be good paddling stern\. 2\. Own\, rent\, or borrow a canoe\. Grundy Lake Supply Post may or may not rent kevlar canoes to use in Noganosh for $50 /day. You must make your reservation months in advance, and specify it is for a Noganosh Lake trip. [https://grundylakesupplypost.ca/rentals/](https://grundylakesupplypost.ca/rentals/) The best location to get the best quality canoes is Swift, Georgian Bay, on Hwy 400,. A quality kevlar canoe is $60/day, and they will show you how to load it on your car. [https://swiftoutside.com/rentals/](https://swiftoutside.com/rentals/) 705-538-0881 3\. Please message or email me\, earlcowan@hotmail\.com\, to arrange your schedule or if you need help\.

Crothers Woods in Don River Valley. Moderate. 2.7

Lake Front Camping! Rock Lake in Algonquin - Car Camping

Long Weekend Kayak trip to Georgian Bay

Kayak trip to Franklin Island + Camping (3 nights) Friday-Monday Long Weekend. Difficulty: Intermediate to Advanced. DESCRIPTION Franklin Island is on Georgian Bay, one of the most scenic areas in Ontario . This is a 3 day kayak trip. We will leave Friday night coming back on Monday night. We will be camping on Franklin Island. There are no portages but full days of paddling so attendees should be fit. Camp sites are available on the island. Prior kayak experience is requested. Should be willing to do a "wet exit" from the kayak (that is rolling the kayak and swimming up from under). Sunday will be an open day where, depending on the weather, advanced paddlers can go to the Mink and McCoy Islands. Others can relax or paddle in the bays of Franklin Island or circle the island. Food will be pooled and carpooling arranged. Please indicate if you can drive, how many you can take and have a tent and for how many. I will be asking for a $50 deposit via paypal or bank email transfer to keep your spot since I will have to reserve the kayaks ahead of time. Make sure your settings allow you to see organizer messages or you will miss my messages and will end up missing the trip. EVENT DETAILS Difficulty: Moderate to advanced - Some experience desired. You are able to paddle 5-6 hours per day and are fit. Length: Friday to Monday night. Cars must be able to leave Friday night so we can get an early start Saturday. Total Time: 5-6 hours of paddling per day Post Event: Possibly - To be determined Timeline: Cars should leave around 5 Friday night. Leaving Saturday morning is not possible. Carpool will be arranged and we will head to Barrie, where we will have dinner (your own cost). We will then head up to Parry Sound and set up our tents. The remainder of the weekend will be paddling around Franklin Island, heading back to Toronto on Monday evening. Sunday will be an open day where, depending on the weather, advanced paddlers can go to the Mink and McCoy Islands. Others can relax or paddle in the bays of Franklin Island or circle the island. What to Bring: 2 or 3 small bags or packs than can fit in the kayak compartments. Hat, Personal water bottle, 2 or 3 dry bags (or Garbage bags to use for your things & sleeping bag) Put the bag inside to line you packs. Put another one inside your sleeping bag case to line that. bowl, cup, spoon, fork, sun glasses, flashlight or strong headlamp, waterproof camera. List of Clothing recommended: swimsuit, sweater or sweatshirt (can get chilly in the evenings), 1 towel, 2 pairs shoes - 1 for dry hiking and water shoes sandals for wet stuff. Wet shoes need to be secure, flip flops and loose sandals may get stuck in the mud. 1 rainproof coat. Toiletries: toothbrush, toilet paper, sunscreen, bug spray. When you pack your stuff, make sure you leave room to carry food and cooking gear. Other camping items: Tent, small backpacks, Sleeping bag, sleeping pad or mattress GETTING THERE Drivers and passengers, please sign up on the carpool site here: https://groupcarpool.com/t/76khte COSTS $50 deposit to remain on going list. Total cost will based on a division of costs and will be based on whether people bring their own food, book their own kayaks or drive themselves. Trip should cost $300-350 per attendee. Any balance is payable at the end of the trip when we calculate the costs owed by each member. Please ALWAYS check your email or the event post in the evening or in the morning prior to the event.

Kayak or Canoe the Humber -20% Group Discount

**Canoe or Kayak the Humber River** **BEGINNERS WELCOME - VERY SHALLOW!** **SUNDAY AUGUST 2 9:00AM** **BONUS GROUP SAVINGS!!** **SO MUCH FUN!** **YES, YOU CAN PADDLE WITH YOUR DOG!** **STUNNING SCENERY! YOU WON'T BELIEVE YOU ARE IN TORONTO!** **BONUS - GROUP SAVINGS - 20% OFF REGULAR PRICING -IF you book by Saturday July 25** **I HAVE BEEN PADDLING WITH MY GROUP ON THIS RIVER FOR 26 YEARS - WOWZA! WHERE DID THE TIME GO!???** **OPTIONAL BITE OR DRINK AFTER** BEAUTIFUL MORNING PADDLE ON THE HUMBER RIVER - BEGINNERS WELCOME - PUB FOR DRINKS/BITE AFTERWRDS Exciting that PADDLING SEASON IS BACK! Canoe or Kayak Don't let the summer slip away without experiencing my longest running event - 26 years!!! I have been taking groups to the Humber River for 26 Years WOW If you are looking to be in nature and experience peace and tranquility - this is it! This is the absolute perfect place if you are a newbie - it doesn't get any better - shallow and calm! You will Love it! No one has EVER tipped in 26years! Afterwards we will head up to the Dark Horse Pub on Bloor -5 minute drive. 2401 Bloor Street West - South Side LOTS OF PARKING - just minutes away You will experience nature- peace and relaxation with a chance to see wildlife - you will not believe you are in Downtown Toronto. Sunday August 2 9:00pm please arrive 20 minutes early. If you are new to my group - these paddles sell out FAST BOOK TODAY!! - PLEASE read all important information below! The paddling is located just below the Bloor Viaduct at the Old Mill - You can take the TTC or drive - BEGINNERS WELCOME! The water is calm and shallow so it is a perfect spot to give it a try. You will feel like you are in cottage country as you paddle down the scenic river with the possibility of seeing wildlife like deer - turtles -osprey- beaver and more. This sells out every time - especially the single kayaks (which are the best for beginners) WHAT IS INCLUDED Kayak or Canoe Rental - Two Hours! -PFD (personal flotation device) -Paddle Instruction -Paddle -All taxes $1.50 Processing fee traveltheworldhorizons@gmail.com Only use this email. What river are we on? ANSWER Humber BOATS AVAILABLE- Let me know if you need me to match you up with another paddler for canoe. PLEASE INDICATE WHAT BOAT(S) YOU ARE PAYING FOR Single Kayaks 1 person $49.95 - 20% Discount -$9.95 + 13% Tax + $1.50 SC = $46.70 TOTAL Tandem Kayaks 2 People or 1 person and 1 dog or child per boat $89.95 -20% Discount -$17.99 + 13% Tax + $1.50 SC = $85.15 TOTAL or $42.57 If sharing with a friend Canoe 2 People or 1 Person and 1 dog or child per boat $79.95 -20% Discount $15.99 + 13% Tax + $1.50 SC = $74.10 TOTAL or $37.05 each if sharing with a friend. LARGE VOYAGEUR CANOE - HOLDS 3 Adults or 2 Adults and 2 Children or 1 Dog per boat $89.95 - 20% Discount $17.99 + 13% + $1.50 SC =$85.15 TOTAL OR NEW STAND UP PADDLE BOARD - Email me IF YOU HAVE PAID use the following directions: Leave your valuables in the car - there is a place to put a small knapsack in your kayak or canoe. Bring sunscreen and waterproof sandals or shoes - they may get a tad wet getting in your boat. Please be there by 8:40am to sign the waiver. - I will have a clipboard and be wearing a straw hat. They cannot take anyone after the start date of 9:00 and there is no refund - leave yourself lots of time. PLEASE do not go to the desk - meet me on the Grass behind the porta potty Paddle is 2 Hours IF WALKING OR TTC Take the TTC (Toronto’s Public Transit) to Old Mill TTC station. When you exit the station turn left and walk to Bloor St. when you reach Bloor St. turn left again and walk until you come to the bridge going over the Humber River.Before the bridge, on your left side you will see stairs leading down. Take the stairs leading down into the Humber Valley.We are located in the parking lot 200 metres in-front of bottom of stairs, straight ahead, just to your left. OR IF DRIVING Limited free parking is available right at the location on the west bank of the Humber River right under the Old Mill TTC Subway Station. The entrance to Kings Mill Park is a street located on the very East Side of the Old Mill Inn & Spa. (Look for a large sign that reads “Discovery Walks”. This street runs South into Kings Mill Park. Follow this street all the way to the end at the parking lots and you will see the boats and staff. On Bloor turn right into Old Mill Trail - past subway to Old Mill Road - turn right and drive by Old Mill Spa/Hotel and right again into Kings Mill Park - there is parking on your immediate right and just ahead by the river. You will see the boat trailers and tent set up on the bank of the Humber. We are on the West Side of the Humber All payment Info and directions can be found within this event posting - I will not be sending driving info. STEP OUT OF YOUR COMFORT ZONE IF YOU ARE A FIRST TIMER - YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU DID! Try a Kayak - you will love the peace of being so close to the water and not tippy at all. I have booked a two hour paddle. The guides will give you paddle instructions before you depart. My cell phone for Sunday Only is (416) 427 7843 If you need me before then email me at above address OR CALL me in the office at (905) 471 7843 There are no refunds for any reason. Once you pay I pay the venue to book your space and your equipment. This is their policy. You can transfer your space to someone else or sell it. Text me the day of at 416 427 7843 See you on the water!!! warm regard LeeAnn

Epic #1 - The Brent Run

**Please note the only way to register for this adventure is on [our website.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/epic-1)** ***Welcome to The Epics!*** ***Through this series, we will embark together on five of the most legendary and challenging adventures anywhere in Ontario.*** **History** The origins of the iconic Brent Run are steeped in wilderness lore. What we do know is that, starting nearly 100 years ago, hardcore guides in Algonquin began trying to complete this grueling 160 km challenge in a 24-hour window. Few have succeeded but, to this day, the legend lives on. **What You Need to Know** For our version of the Brent Run, we’ve taken the best half of this historic adventure and stretched it over five days. This maintains the challenge of the journey (trust us, it will still be a significant challenge) while also allowing us the time to actually appreciate the impressive makeup and scale of the park. You'll travel ***from the top of Algonquin Park all the way down to the Highway 60 corridor*** in this incredible test of endurance and determination. Covering roughly **80 km with 11km of portages**, this journey takes you through the heart of the park’s rugged wilderness, combining long paddling stretches with challenging portages that require strength, patience, and planning. We'll be getting up early each day and putting in long hours (up to 12 hours some days!) to make it to our next campsite each night. Along the way, you'll begin to understand how special Algonquin is, as you cover huge distances without once coming into contact with civilization. Expect to navigate a mix of serene lakes and winding rivers, each with its own character and obstacles, from choppy open waters to twisting, narrow channels. Portages along the route can range from manageable to gruelling, with some stretches featuring steep climbs, uneven terrain, and slippery rocks that will test both your body and your gear. ***For those willing to embrace the challenge, the Brent Run offers one of the most rewarding and unforgettable journeys in Algonquin Park.*** **What's Included:** * *Return transport between Toronto and Algonquin* * *2 expert guides with advanced wilderness skills and medical training* * *Rentals for lightweight canoes, PFDs and paddles* * *All camp meals, cooking equipment and mess kits* * *All safety equipment (including first aid kits and water purification)* * *Tents and all the camping equipment you'll need (sleeping bags and pads are available for rent)* * *All permits and campsite bookings for the whole trip* * *A preparatory information session* * *Detailed trip plan with packing lists, maps and the indigenous history of the route we're following* * *Extensive planning to ensure your safety throughout the adventure* * *A custom, iron-on patch to immortalize your unforgettable adventure* NB: As this is a one-way adventure, self-driving will not be possible. ***Epics are mentally and physically demanding adventures, and participation isn’t automatically guaranteed. These expeditions require skill, determination and teamwork to get through.*** ***To help ensure a safe and rewarding experience for all, anyone who has not previously completed an Epic will need to fill out a short questionnaire so we can assess readiness together.*** ***Your level of fitness and outdoors experience will play a role in this process. Having certain adventures under your belt will ensure you have the right skills and preparation for these kinds of experiences. These include:*** * ***Any Wilder Series adventure, including the upcoming Wilder Loop*** * ***Any Survivalist Series adventure, including Introduction to Navigation or Cold Exposure*** * ***Canoe Foundations Clinic*** * ***Hilton Falls Mega*** * ***Any other adventure with 4 or 5 star difficulty*** ***If you register for an Epic and are not approved, you will receive a refund in full.*** **Highlights** **An Epic Challenge -** Follow the historic 80km line from Cedar Lake to Canoe Lake, tracing the path of the legendary park guides who turned this route into a provincial icon. **Abundant Wildlife -** Algonquin is teeming with wildlife and you'll get to experience it over our 5 days in some of the most remote regions of the park. ‍**Backcountry Bonding -** Forge friendships and memories that will last a lifetime as you work together to successfully complete this adventure. **Event cost: $1050+HST. Please register [here.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/epic-1)** **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/)***

Canoe & Hike the Best of Algonquin

**Please note the only way to register for this adventure is on [our website.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/canoe-hike-algonquin-26)** **We’ll be headed to Rock Lake in Algonquin Park for an adventure that will allow you to take in the stunning scenery from two perspectives: a floating canoe on the lake’s serene waters and atop an amazing rocky lookout point.** We’ll start with a quick canoe lesson onshore and then launch our boats into the lake and set off. We’ll cruise through crystal clear waters and follow the shoreline beneath dramatic granite cliffs. Keep your eyes on the western shore: if we’re lucky, we’ll be able to see ancient pictographs that are etched into the rock face near the southern end, which are amongst the oldest recorded evidence of Indigenous presence on these shores. Loons are also common out here, and moose have a habit of appearing at the marshy edges when you least expect them. We’ll eventually arrive at the Booth's Rock trailhead, where the trail climbs steadily through mixed boreal forest before breaking out onto an exposed granite ridgeline with views over Rock Lake, Whitefish Lake, and a sweep of unbroken Algonquin forest. The descent follows a long wooden staircase back into the trees, then traces the old Booth railway grade along the water's edge until we return to the trailhead. Plan for a full day of amazing nature. This is Algonquin at its best! **Highlights** **Rock Lake Cliffs:** The eastern shore drops its dramatic granite faces plunge straight into the water, creating a dramatic landscape.. Paddling beneath them puts the scale of these structures in perspective. **Sandy Beaches:** Discover lakeside sandy beaches contrasting the granite cliffs. **Booth's Rock Lookout:** Views over Rock and Whitefish lakes and hundreds of square kilometres of Algonquin forest. **Event cost: $100+HST (for explorer members) - $60 optional transport available.** **Register [here.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/canoe-hike-algonquin-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/)***

Hiking Wilket Creek Trail/Sunnybrook Park Trail

🚗 Road Trip to Niagara Falls – Nikki Glaser Live. Now free!

# 🚗 Road Trip to Niagara Falls – Nikki Glaser Live! 🎤😂 Join us for a fun late-night road trip to Niagara Falls to see **Nikki Glaser** live at the beautiful OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino Resort! **💲 Cost: Just $0 , yes free! My way to give back to the group!** **Transportation:** I'm taking the 6PM , $50 Safeway Tours bus departing from Broadview /Gerrard. You get $40 back at casino in playable credit https://safewaytours.net/casino You can take bus too or make your own way . As long as you're able to meet me at the casino before the show. ### Schedule * * 🎭 **Showtime:** **10:30 PM** (Late Show) * Nikki Glaser is one of today's top stand-up comedians, known for her brutally honest, fearless comedy and appearances on HBO, Netflix, Comedy Central, and *The Roast of Tom Brady*. Expect a hilarious night filled with sharp observations, quick wit, and plenty of laughs. 🎟️ Space is limited, so don't wait! **Event information:** [https://fallsviewcasinoresort.com/events-and-promotions/schedule-of-events/nikki-glaser.html](https://fallsviewcasinoresort.com/events-and-promotions/schedule-of-events/nikki-glaser.html) NOTE - only 4 spots total for this. Please sign up if 100% certain you'll be able to attend.

Hike & Swim the Grotto at Bruce Peninsula National Park

**Please note the only way to register for this adventure is on [our website.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/hike-swim-grotto)** We're doing a day trip to one of the most spectacular locations in Ontario: the Bruce Peninsula National Park. This area is full of unique, dramatic landscapes with stark cliffs and views over the enormous Georgian Bay. We'll be tackling a moderately difficult 8.5km hike through some of the most incredible summer scenery in Ontario. We're starting the day off by visiting the Grotto, perhaps the most famous natural spot in the province. We'll hike through the forest then along the beach, ending up at the incredible rock formations and crystal clear waters of the Grotto. Here we'll stop for lunch, taking in the incredible views and turquoise water before hiking on to the backcountry Stormhaven Campsite. On the way we'll cross pebble beaches, forest trails and unreal views of Lake Huron before coming back the way we came. **Please note that self drivers will need to purchase a permit for parking.** **Highlights** **Visit the Grotto:** Explore Ontario’s most famous natural landmark, where striking limestone cliffs meet crystal-clear turquoise waters. **Hike Pebble Beaches:** Walk across rugged shoreline beaches and forested trails that lead to the remote Stormhaven backcountry campsite. **Views of Georgian Bay:** Take in sweeping panoramas of cliffs and open water, with autumn colours adding even more drama to the landscape. **Event cost: $70+HST (for explorer members) - $70 optional transport available.** **Register [here.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/hike-swim-grotto)** **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