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Hiking Wilket Creek Trail/Sunnybrook Park Trail

Fri, Aug 7, 8:30 PM
From Backyard venture
4.8
6 attendees
Hiking at Rouge National Urban Park

Hiking at Rouge National Urban Park

Sat, Aug 22, 4:00 PM
From Toronto Asian Meetup - TAM
4.7

Lets hike at Rouge National Urban Park. This is a popular hiking spot close to the city. Pls aim to arrive 12pm. We will wait 15 mins for people to show up and then start walking at 12:15pm. Washrooms may or may not be available. Pls stop at a McD or Tim Hortons before the hike if needed. Meeting Spot - SEE BELOW COMMENTS No TTC access. You must drive or carpool to reach the Meeting Spot. Distance: 6 to 9km (we will adjust the distance based on weather and how much energy we have that day). Difficulty: Mostly Easy but some uphill and downhill. Carpool: Post in comments if offering/requesting carpool. 💬 **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/)***

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13 attendees

Early Morning Hike at the Lake!!! 🌞Scarborough lakeshore. 🌊 🦢

Sun, Aug 30, 11:00 AM
From 2&4hr -Advanced Hikes TORONTO
4.9
4 attendees
🏖️ Hike on the Beach

🏖️ Hike on the Beach

Sun, Aug 23, 1:00 PM
From Try Toronto

🌊 Ready to uncover one of Georgian Bay's best-kept secrets? Join us for a day at **Awenda Provincial Park**! We'll hike along a stunning lakeshore trail, hopping past rocky points and hidden coves, all the way to one of the cleanest, calmest beaches around. Once we get there - it's all yours: swim, sunbathe, play beach games, and refuel with a group picnic right on the sand 🍉🏖️ Not into sitting still? There's a bonus short trail to a quiet little lake tucked inside the park - perfect for those who want to keep exploring while the rest of us are working on our tans. 🥾 One trail, two vibes - **hike hard or relax on the beach**, everyone's welcome. ☀️ **What to Expect** • Moderate walk (\~1.5–2 hours total), mostly flat with one rocky/uneven stretch around the point - nothing technical, just watch your footing • No lifeguards at the beach - everyone swims at their own comfort level • Cell signal can be spotty in parts of the park • Washrooms available near the main parking area, not on the beach itself • Weather-dependent - we'll confirm the day before if anything changes ✨ **Price:** $65 - participants without their own transportation 🚶‍♀️ $40 - participants driving their own car 🚗 (without passengers) - promocode **SELFDRIVE** $25 - participants driving their own car 🚗 and willing to take 3+ passengers (driver pays for gas themselves) - promocode **DRIVEROFF** **Price includes:** guidance throughout the hike, light snacks and transportation coordination for participants without cars. 📍 **Meeting place:** Vaughan subway station ‼ **Difficulty:** Easy 🙋‍♀️ **Guide:** Kate - an ambassador for hiking and outdoor excursions in all seasons. A coach and advocate for the idea that therapy can save everyone. And what could be more therapeutic than walks in nature?! 🎒 **What to Wear & Bring** • Swimsuit + towel • Closed-toe water shoes or sandals with good grip - a section of the trail near Methodist Point is rocky, and part of it may require walking right along the shoreline. • Comfortable hiking shoes/sneakers for the trail itself • Hat/cap + sunscreen (there's little shade directly on the beach) • Refillable water bottle - bring more than you think you'll need, it's a hot walk • Your own lunch/snacks - light and easy to carry Contact number for the host, exact meeting spot, and other details will be shared with you right after registration, in the comments of this event. If you have any questions — feel free to message us! 💙

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Muskoka Hiking Day Trip

Mon, Aug 3, 11:00 AM
From Ontario Adventure Tours
4.6
1 attendee

Tobermory Kayaking & Hiking Day Trip

Sun, Aug 9, 11:00 AM
From Solo Travelers in Toronto
4.5
1 attendee
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform where hiking enthusiasts can connect with others sharing the same interest. By joining hiking groups, you can attend organized day hikes and meet fellow hikers in Toronto.

You can search for hiking events in Toronto on Meetup by selecting outdoor activities or hiking as your interest and filtering by location.

Yes, you can participate in any number of hiking events that fit your schedule and interests. Each event is listed with details so you can RSVP and join in.

Generally, hikers should come prepared with their own gear, like proper shoes and water, unless specified otherwise in the event details listed on Meetup.

Events are often organized by hiking enthusiasts or local groups. While some may have expert guidance, always check event descriptions for specifics.

Yes, if you are passionate about organizing hikes, you can start a group and host your own hiking events through Meetup.

Day hikes can vary, but many are designed to be a few hours to half a day. Individual event listings include estimated duration and difficulty.

No, you can choose which hikes you want to attend. You are free to RSVP only to those events that match your interest and schedule.

By RSVPing and attending hiking events, you'll be able to meet other local hikers in Toronto who share your enthusiasm for the outdoors.

Meetup facilitates the connection, but making friends depends on individual participation and interaction. Attend regularly to increase your chances.

Availability depends on existing groups and events. If you can't find local hikes, consider starting a new group to attract local enthusiasts.

Safety varies by group; read reviews and past event descriptions to assess. Choose well-attended and well-reviewed events for a better experience.

Yes, many groups offer beginner-friendly hikes, detailing both the ease and challenges of the trail in the event description, allowing you to select appropriately.

While Meetup focuses on groups, you can connect with like-minded hikers during events. Some groups may also have forums for arranging smaller hikes.

Event frequency depends on organizers. Popular areas like Toronto usually have regular hikes, especially in good hiking seasons.