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November Trek Alert | Desert Canyons & Epic Views

November Trek Alert | Desert Canyons & Epic Views

Sat, Nov 7, 4:00 PM
From Move With Intention
4.9

November Trek Alert | Desert Canyons & Epic Views Think: Red rock canyons Cool November weather Wide open trails Zero crowds, zero chaos We’ll be hiking Zion, Bryce Canyon, and the Grand Canyon at a comfortable, steady pace — with time to breathe, pause, and actually enjoy where we are. If you’ve been craving: ✔️ A reset ✔️ Nature over noise ✔️ Movement with meaning Motel 6 1322 Fremont Street, Las Vegas, 89101, United States

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 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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OutDoor Recreation Soccer (CANCELLED)

OutDoor Recreation Soccer (CANCELLED)

Sun, Nov 15, 3:00 PM
From Asian Business & Social Network (3,000 friends, #1 @ Canada)
4.6

Smaller group on a small field, recreational, low level, only very small group. It's a smaller field, usually, we play 4 on 4 or max 5 on 5. No subs. Outdoor turf and free soccer event, . The event is none competitive soccer for low levels only, the game should be easy and fun, so we can get little bit sweat while enjoy the weather. This is no contact soccer, We should have have another what's app group of friends joining us on the soccer field, all you need to bring is good spirit and your own water. should be lots parking around the school and it's few mins walk from the subway station, once you get there, we will be gathered on the field. If we cancel the event, I will post on the event board here. If the game is cancelled, I will post on the comment board. This event is sponsored by Harbord Bakery (http://www.harbordbakery.ca/), Bakery on Mavis(http://www.bakeryonmavis.ca/) Brazil Bakery (http://brazilbakerypastry.ca/) Kensington Natural Bakery (http://kensingtonnaturalbakery.ca/) and EJoyCity.ca (https://www.ejoycity.ca/), iBake (http://i-bake.ca/), La Novita Bakery(http://lanovitabakery.ca) Absolute Bakery(http://absolutecafe.ca) they will give 10% off on everything. Simply, just tell them you are here for the meetup event.

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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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Japan Korea Canada Travel Club - Welcome Social :) ⬇️pls read details⬇️]

Japan Korea Canada Travel Club - Welcome Social :) ⬇️pls read details⬇️]

Sun, Nov 8, 7:00 PM
From Japan x Korea x Canada Travel Club

**Welcome to the very first gathering of the Japan x Korea x Canada Travel Club!** 😃 ​Whether you’re dreaming of your next trip to East Asia, an avid traveler who loves sharing stories off the beaten path, or someone from Japan or Korea living in Toronto looking to make new local friends—come pull up a chair! **⚠️Very Important: You must [register through this Luma event link to attend](https://luma.com/251n615w)! *[Capacity is 16]*** *This meetup group is limited, so you will not see some details here. **Our real community has moved to Luma platform.*** ⚠️ **I cannot accommodate you if you are not registered on our Luma event page.** \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- ​ ​This isn't just a one-off event group—it’s designed to be a social community in Toronto built around a shared love for Japan, Korea, Canada, and travel. ​**The Vibe & Activities​** * ​**Cozy Sunday Atmosphere:** A casual, low-pressure space to hang out, sip your favorite brew, and chat. * ​**Fun Icebreaker Games:** We’ll run a few light, interactive games to help everyone mix, mingle, and get talking right away. * ​**Prizes & Souvenirs:** I’ll be bringing along special small souvenirs and prizes collected straight from my travels in Japan and Korea to give away to attendees! **Who is this for?** * ​Anyone who loves Japanese/Korean language, culture, and travel. * ​Travelers planning their next adventure who want a buddy or inspiration. * ​Japanese and Korean expats, students, or newcomers in Toronto who want to meet locals and build a lasting community. * ​*Your English does not have to be perfect to attend. This is a safe space to practice languages as well.* **​Practical Details** * ​**Cost:** There is a small fee that will help us cover some logistical costs and run the group. Ordering from the cafe is not mandatory but we recommend it to support the venue. * ​**RSVP:** Please RSVP so we can save your seat. If your plans change, just update your status so someone else can grab your spot. **This is a limited seating event.** ​*Come say hello, share a story, and help us kick off this new community. We can’t wait to meet you! :)* ​ *** ​**About Your Host** ​Hi! I’m Zeal, a Toronto local with a deep passion for Japanese and Korean cultures and travel. I’ve explored 18+ prefectures across Japan—from quiet rural towns and hidden ryokans to bustling city backstreets—alongside trips through South Korea. ​Outside of organizing this group, I run ***[EnMusubi Journeys](https://emsbjourneys.ca/?utm_source=luma)***, a small Toronto-based travel design studio where I help people curate unhurried, off-the-beaten-path travel blueprints. I started this Meetup group because I love building genuine, lasting connections, sharing real stories over good food/coffee, and bringing together a tight-knit community of locals, travelers, and newcomers from Japan and Korea.

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Intro to Survival Skills: Shelter, Fire and Knots

Intro to Survival Skills: Shelter, Fire and Knots

Sat, Nov 14, 1:00 PM
From Wilderness Union Toronto - Outdoor Adventure and Hiking Club
4.7

**Please note the only way to register for this adventure is on [our website.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/survival-skills/intro-survival-skills)** **Spend a Saturday becoming someone who knows what to do.** Join us for a hands-on beginner day in Copeland Forest with Kyle, a survival instructor with over a decade of experience. You'll pitch a shelter, light a fire without matches, carve with a knife and tie the knots that hold it all together. This class is open to any adult, member or not. Come on your own or bring a friend. Most people at our classes arrive solo. Total beginners are welcome: Kyle starts from zero, and there's no hiking, just short walks into the trees to gather wood. **Kit provided:** Tarps, saws, hatchets, loaner ferro rods and knives to borrow, plus your own tinder kit and a printed handout. Want your own ferro rod (+$10) or Mora knife (+$40) to keep? Add one when you book. **Getting there:** Add the bus for $50 and we'll pick you up at Keele Station at 8am and drop you back around 6pm. Or drive yourself to the P1 parking lot in Copeland Forest, near Horseshoe Valley, about an hour and a half north of Toronto. No membership needed. After you book, we'll email you the waiver to sign and your plan with directions, timings and a packing list. **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** **Put a roof over your head:** Learn to pick a good spot and pitch a tarp two ways, the A-frame and the plow point, so you know how to stay dry when the weather turns. **Light a fire without matches:** Catch a ferro rod spark on fluffed jute, build up through twigs to logs, split wood by batoning and carve feather sticks. **Knots, knife work and a tripod grill:** Learn the taut-line hitch, slip knot and bowline, carve your own chopsticks, spoon or spatula, then lash a tripod and grill over the fire. **Itinerary** **08:00** \- Bus leaves Keele Station \(if you've added it\) **10:00** \- Meet at location\, for a welcome\, safety talk and knife handling **Late morning** \- Tarp shelters: the A\-frame and the plow point **Lunch** \- Bring a packed lunch and eat around the fire **Afternoon** \- Fire without matches: ferro rod\, jute\, batoning and feather sticks **Late afternoon** \- Knots\, bush cutlery and a tripod grill **16:00** \- Wrap up and head home **18:00** \- Bus arrives back at Keele Station **Event cost: $135+HST. $50 optional transport also available. Please register [here.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/survival-skills/intro-survival-skills)** **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. 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/)***

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform for finding and joining groups around shared interests, including outdoor adventures like canyoneering. Users can attend events, meet people, and explore local activities to expand their social network.

You can search on Meetup for local canyoneering groups by entering 'canyoneering' and selecting Toronto as your location. This helps you find groups hosting events or gatherings focused on exploring canyons and outdoor adventures around the city.

Absolutely, you can join as many hiking groups as you like on Meetup. This flexibility allows you to participate in various events, discover different trails, and connect with diverse groups of hiking enthusiasts.

To check for upcoming canyoneering events in Toronto, search for local groups and filter the events by date. This will show you any scheduled activities for this weekend, enabling you to RSVP and plan your adventure.

RSVPing on Meetup means you’re letting the organizer know you plan to attend an event. This helps manage group size and logistics, ensuring a smoother experience for both organizers and attendees.

Meetup offers both free and paid options. Typically, joining groups and browsing events are free, but some organizers may charge a fee for specific events to cover costs. Check individual event details for pricing info.

Yes, you can create your own event by becoming an organizer on Meetup. This allows you to set up and lead a canyoneering activity, sharing your passion and inviting other enthusiasts to join your adventure.

Meetup acts as a platform to connect enthusiasts with event hosts; it does not organize events directly. Group organizers handle event planning, so quality and frequency depend on these individuals and groups.

Indeed, depending on the group's choice, you might find both online and in-person events. This variety offers the chance to engage with the community in ways that best suit your preferences and situation.

The popularity of canyoneering in Toronto varies, but you can gauge interest by the number of active groups and events. Exploring Meetup's listings in Toronto will provide insights into how many fellow enthusiasts share this interest in the city.

Yes, Toronto has an active canyoneering community where you can join events, meet other enthusiasts, and explore the magnificent natural landscapes surrounding the city through Meetup.

Not necessarily; some groups might combine different outdoor activities depending on what the organizer plans. While the focus could be on canyoneering, other related outdoor adventures could be included in events.

Success in making connections through Meetup depends on various factors, such as personal engagement and active participation in events. While Meetup facilitates meeting people, outcomes are not guaranteed.

It depends on demand and interests within the community. While many Popular activities have active groups, some niche interests might have fewer or no groups available. Checking Meetup frequently helps find newly formed groups.

If you don't find a canyoneering group right away, consider setting up alerts for when new groups form or look into related outdoor activity groups that could offer similar experiences.