Skip to content

Biking Groups Toronto

Join Toronto biking adventures

Orangeville to Kitchener Ribfest

Orangeville to Kitchener Ribfest

Fri, Jul 17, 12:00 PM
From Toronto Bike Meetup
4.8

85.2 km from Orangeville to Kitchener Ribfest, 8 AM to 240 PM. 6.67 hours Arrive Ribfest by 130 pm. Leave 230 pm 240 PM catch an early direct train to Union. Arrive 435 PM Option to catch the late direct train at 840 PM Route Map https://www.komoot.com/tour/2815882893 https://kitchenerribandbeerfest.com/

  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
3 attendees
Lawrence West to Union Station

Lawrence West to Union Station

Sat, Jul 18, 3:00 PM
From Toronto Bike Meetup
4.8

# 42 km. Lawrence West to Union Station Route Map: https://www.komoot.com/tour/2877655618 Chris 647 453 3327

  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
4 attendees
Kennedy to Guildwood Via Highland Creek and East Point Park

Kennedy to Guildwood Via Highland Creek and East Point Park

Sat, Jul 25, 5:00 PM
From Toronto Bike Meetup
4.8

24 km Kennedy to Guildwood Via Highland Creek and East Point Park Meet outside Dollar Tree across from Kennedy Station Route Map: https://www.komoot.com/tour/2876824992 Alternatively return to Kennedy 36 km: Route Map: https://www.komoot.com/tour/2877320570 Chris 647 453 3327

  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
2 attendees

Biking Corktown Common to Tommy Thompson Park

Fri, Jul 17, 10:00 PM
From Full Spectrum Social: The Social Group for Autistic Adults
4.7
6 attendees

Sunset Paddle (Kayak or SUP) & Social @ Keating Channel Pub

Wed, Jul 15, 10:45 PM
From MRACX MultiSport
4.9
4 attendees
The Queen Hike (18 km anniversary hike)

The Queen Hike (18 km anniversary hike)

Sat, Jul 25, 5:00 PM
From Hike to Eat
4.7

**Attendance policy is enforced for this hike**. See below for details. To celebrate our anniversary, we're hiking the entire length of Queen Street. Since Queen Street is *only* 14.3 km, we're continuing along the lakeshore to Etobicoke. Incidentally, this is the shortest route possible between Scarborough and Etobicoke. Queen Street runs through some of the most iconic neighbourhoods in Toronto: idyllic The Beaches, hip Leslieville, sketchy Moss Park, historic Old Town, bohemian West Queen West, and shabby chic Parkdale. The route buzzes with activity and attractions. And more importantly, acclaimed restaurants and bakeries featuring food from six continents. You need to be in decent shape and have a good appetite to do the entire route. However, as with other hikes, you are free to join and leave at any point. Those who walk the entire length of Queen St (Fallingbrook Rd to Roncesvalles Ave) will be eligible to buy a commemorative T-shirt (expected price \~$23). There are different dinner options at the end of the hike. 1. Modern Chinese. [Reserve your spot at Tis Two Cities](https://www.meetup.com/hike-to-eat/events/315259938/). 2. Asado (grilled steaks and meats): [Reserve your spot at Vos Restaurante Argentino](https://www.meetup.com/hike-to-eat/events/315260441/). 3. Panuzzo and pizza at San Vito's Bakery. Walk-in. 4. Sushi at Krazy Roll. Walk-in. [See all our past hikes](https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1_FpYriQNv5okUB-oiCODi56uiRDgPGI&usp=sharing). **Highlights** Segment 1: The Beaches 1. Start (or end) of Queen St at Fallingbrook Rd (depart 1pm) 2. R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant 3. Bagels on Fire / Fox Theatre 4. XOLA / Kyouka Ramen 5. Beaches Library 6. Tiflisi / Limon / Inmigrante 7. Toronto Fire Station 227 / Delina 8. Holi Taco / Dulcinella (arrive 1:58pm; depart 2:15pm) Segment 2: Leslieville 1. Dirty Birrias 2. Ashbridge Estate 3. Sweet Bliss Bakery / Hastings Snack Bar 4. Descendant Detroit Style Pizza 5. Kristapsons' Smoked Salmon 6. Ocha's / Leslie’s Sandwich Room 7. Tabule / Amber Kitchen and Coffee 8. Lamoon Thai Kitchen & Coffee 9. The Broadview Hotel / Happy Burger / White Lily Diner 10. Elviras (arrive 3:16pm; depart 3:33pm) Segment 3: Moss Park 1. Queen Street Viaduct 2. Los Gyros 3. Kim's Convenience 4. Moss Park Armoury / Panemor 5. Eaton Centre 6. Old City Hall / City Hall / Osgoode Hall 7. Campbell House Museum 8. Aux Merveilleux de Fred / Alpha's Shawarma 9. Mizzica Gelateria & Cafe 10. Banh Mi Boys / Yukimi Donburi (arrive 4:43pm; depart 4:56pm) Segment 4: West Queen West 1. Ramen x Remix / Bagels on Fire 2. Mico Italian Sandwiches / Maison 118 / Ngogo / North of Brooklyn 3. Sud Forno / Sanko Trading Co 4. Trinity Bellwoods Park 5. Forno Cultura 6. King Slice / DoDoner / Lisgar Park 7. The Grand Order of Divine Sweets / Han Kki 8. The MoMo House 9. Garleek Kitchen / Afrobeat Kitchen 10. Katyn Monument (arrive 6:20pm; depart 6:35pm) Segment 5: Sunnyside 1. Roncesvalles Pedestrian Bridge / Palais Royale 2. Sunnyside Dinosaur Playground 3. Sunnyside Pavilion 4. Trans Canada Trail Pavilion 5. Humber Bay Arch Bridge / Sheldon Lookout 6. Krazy Roll 7. San Vito's Bakery / Tis Two Cities (arrive 7:30pm) **Neighbourhoods** Fallingbrook > The Beaches > Leslieville > Riverside > Moss Park > Old Town > Downtown Core > West Queen West > Parkdale > Sunnyside > Humber Bay Shores **Map and terrain** [https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=17oNClOxL7LtZ7hqQv9AFxtxVDjozisU&usp=sharing](https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=17oNClOxL7LtZ7hqQv9AFxtxVDjozisU&usp=sharing) Portions of Queen Street have narrow sidewalks and lots of people. Since we're a big group, you can pick between the north and south sides of Queen St to walk. The map shows which side has better food and attractions but the other side may have interesting stuff too. We're walking westwards in the afternoon, so bring sun protection. **How it works** Hike starts punctually. Late or can't join at the beginning? Meet us at scheduled checkpoints. We'll browse many food places but won't linger long. Grab ready-made food, or see the route in advance, organize takeout, then pickup along the way. The end of the hike is the only time when we can enjoy a leisurely meal. **Attendance policy** Please check in with an organizer when you arrive. 24 hours before the hike, we'll note down who is on the confirmed list. Those that don't show up will be marked as no-show. Repeat offenders will be banned. Please change your RSVP if you can no longer attend. If you got off the waitlist less than 24 hours before the event, you won't be considered a no-show.

  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
100 attendees
430kMonthly events
calendar icon
60mMembers
people1 icon
4.5App store rating
appStore icon
200kGroups
people2 icon

Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps connect cycling enthusiasts in Toronto through biking groups. Whether you're looking for casual rides, competitive cycling, or leisure trails, you can find a community that matches your interests.

To find biking groups in Toronto, search the Meetup platform using keywords like 'biking' or 'cycling'. Explore various groups that fit your location, style, and schedule.

Meetups in Toronto occur frequently, covering weekday rides to weekend adventures. Check online for updates as schedules vary by group, ensuring you never miss an event.

Yes, you can join multiple cycling groups on Meetup. It's a great way to diversify your riding experience, meet a variety of enthusiasts, and discover new trails and events.

At biking events, expect group rides, safety briefings, and a shared passion for cycling. You might explore city routes, nearby trails, or challenge yourself with distances and speeds.

Yes, many Toronto biking groups cater to beginners, offering slow-paced rides and instructional sessions. Check the group's description for experience level details before joining.

Signing up to Meetup is free, but some biking events may have costs for participation. Always check details on the event page to confirm any fees before attending.

Most biking groups are inclusive of all bike types. However, some events may specify preferred gear like road or mountain bikes. It's best to review event requirements ahead.

To RSVP, log into Meetup and navigate to the event page of your chosen night ride. Click 'Attend' to confirm your participation and keep abreast of any updates from the host.

Meetup offers access to a spectrum of cyclists, from novices to experienced riders. Engage in group chats or events to learn and benefit from their insights and riding tips.

Events can be online or in-person depending on organizers but most cycling meetups tend to be in-person due to the nature of the activity. Check event details for clarification.

Yes, the variety and frequency of activities can depend heavily on Toronto's localized biking opportunities and community engagement levels.

Event organization quality can vary by the host. It’s helpful to check past event reviews or host credibility to gauge what to expect in terms of organization.

Meetup connects like-minded cyclists but doesn't guarantee instant friendships. Building relationships often depends on consistent participation and active involvement in group activities.

Meetup has a broad category range but not every specific biking interest might have a group. If your interests aren’t met, consider starting your own Meetup group.