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Canyon Hikes Toronto

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Humber River to High Park Loop

Sun, Nov 15, 2:00 PM
From Alpine Outdoors Canada
2 attendees
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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9 attendees

Midweek morning hike - Earl Bales

Tue, Nov 3, 3:00 PM
From Trail Hike - Richmond Hill
4.9
10 attendees
🍂 Crothers Woods Fall Hike & Ice Cream Treat! 🍦

🍂 Crothers Woods Fall Hike & Ice Cream Treat! 🍦

Sun, Nov 8, 4:00 PM
From No Such Thing As Bad Weather Walking & Hiking Group!
4.8

## 🍂 **Crothers Woods Fall Hike & Ice Cream Treat!** 🍦 Toronto doesn’t have many true hiking trails — but Crothers Woods is one of the best! This beautiful wooded trail is especially stunning in the fall, with the leaves turning every shade of red and gold. We’ll start by walking along **Broadview Avenue to Pottery Road**, heading down the hill to meet the **Don Valley Trail**. From there, we’ll join the **Crothers Woods Trail**, take in the fall colours, stop for a short break, and then walk back. There are a few light hills — and one big one at the very end (Pottery Road, I’m looking at you!) — but don’t worry, there’s a sweet reward waiting. After all that hard work, we’ll stop for **Dairy Queen ice cream**! This hike is a bit more challenging than some of our regular walks, but totally worth it for the views (and the ice cream). **This event happens rain or shine!** *** ### 📍 **Meetup Details** **Meeting Spot:** Right outside **Broadview Subway Station** — I’ll be the one wearing the **Moose Hat!** 🦌 **Ending Spot:** Broadview Subway Station **Meetup Fee:** $5 (cash in person or e-transfer to **mathewmaclean@hotmail.com**) *** ### 🕒 **Timing** 11:00am and I will only wait 5mins — the hike should take about **2 hours**. You can leave anytime you like if you need to head back early. *** ### 🥾 **What to Bring** * Water * Good walking or hiking shoes * A snack * A positive attitude (and maybe room for ice cream!) ### *** ### ⚠️ **A Quick Note** Sometimes things come up and I might need to cancel or reschedule. Please keep an eye on the event page for updates. *** ### 👋 **About This Group** This group is open to **everyone** — whether you’re single or not, new to the city, or just looking to be social and make friends. We also host **movies, walks, hikes, arts & culture events, and restaurant outings**! You can RSVP ahead of time **or just show up** if you’re not sure you can make it — we’re flexible like that. *** **Organizer:** Mathew 📧 Email: **torontomoviesandoutings@hotmail.com** **Come for the trails.** **Stay for the conversation.** **Leave with a new connection — and maybe a new friend.** 🍂💛

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Hike Leaders’ Meeting at Marjan’s Trail ✅

Hike Leaders’ Meeting at Marjan’s Trail ✅

Sun, Nov 1, 3:00 PM
From Forest Footprints
4.9

Our hike leaders are getting together to share ideas, plan future hikes and adventures and help our community continue to grow. Thank you to all our volunteers and members for making every hike a great experience. 🥾🥾

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Portlands: Moonlight shining toward us (6.1 km)

Portlands: Moonlight shining toward us (6.1 km)

Mon, Nov 16, 11:30 PM
From Hike to Eat
4.7

Biidaasige Park has become the top urban park in Canada in barely more than a year. The play area is impressive with ziplines and water works. Biking and walking paths wind through tranquil, restored wetlands and scattered artworks. Design thinking is evident in the placement of amenities and trail layout. If you haven't visited it already, go during the day. This hike happens at night, when you can see the park in a different light (or lack thereof). The park is a key development in the Portlands area, which will transform into Toronto's newest neighbourhood in the next decade. This hike will start at the eastern end, follow the coastline to Cherry Beach and swing up to the park. Most of the area is still industrial. The only good place to eat is at the end, a local favourite for barbecue. **Highlights** 1. Leslie Lookout Park (depart 6:30 pm) 2. Hearn Generating Station 3. Waterfront Trail 4. Cherry Beach Life Guard Station (depart 7:13 pm) 5. Bridges of Port Lands 6. Atlas Crane 7. Lassonde Art Trail 8. Views of Toronto skyline 9. Ziplines at Biidaasige playground 10. Giant snow owl, beavers, raccoons, and other critters 11. Cherry Street Bar-B-Que (arrive 8pm) **Neighbourhoods** Port Lands > Lower Don Lands **Map** [https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1EJACCyOoX-EdS2UE7Kpnic7P6rtmvac&usp=sharing](https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1EJACCyOoX-EdS2UE7Kpnic7P6rtmvac&usp=sharing) The trail from the start to Cherry Beach has no lighting but is wide and flat. You will be walking in the dark, perhaps with moonlight or city lights illuminating some of the way. Headlamps or torches can be helpful. Recommended to bike, walk, or take a TTC bus to the start point because it's troublesome to return there in the dark. **How it works** Hike starts punctually. Late or can't do the whole route? Meet us at scheduled checkpoints. See our [home page](https://www.meetup.com/hike-to-eat/) for more info.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects hikers with local groups and events, specifically focused on hiking, to explore scenic trails and meet fellow enthusiasts. You can join communities, attend planned hikes, and learn about upcoming events in the Toronto area to enjoy canyon hikes together.

Yes, using Meetup, you can discover a variety of hiking events happening in and around Toronto. Simply search for hiking groups, join them, and stay updated on planned hikes through canyons and other scenic spots near you.

Certainly, Meetup hosts specific groups dedicated to canyon hikes where members organize and participate in trips around and beyond Toronto's stunning canyon resorts. Joining these groups is a great way to meet fellow enthusiasts.

Absolutely, you can join as many hiking groups as you'd like. This allows you to connect with diverse sets of people and explore a variety of hiking trails and events available through different group gatherings.

Meetup is free to join and use, allowing you to search for and join groups. Some specific events or groups might have a cost due to entry fees or shared expenses, but this is determined by the event organizers.

Logging into your Meetup account, you can RSVP to events you're interested in attending. This keeps you informed, and lets the organizers know how many people are attending, helping them plan accordingly.

Hiking groups on Meetup draw participants from varied age groups. You’ll find events ranging from young adults exploring to family-friendly hikes, ensuring everyone can enjoy hiking based on their comfort level around Toronto's routes.

Yes, Meetup groups vary in member experience levels, and joining them can connect you with both novice and seasoned hikers. It’s a platform for learning and interchange where you can gain hiking tips from experienced peers in Toronto.

Not all hiking events have professional guides. The groups or hosts typically plan and facilitate these hikes, though some events may feature experienced leaders or guides, depending on the organizing group.

Yes, Meetup groups often have events catered towards beginners where you can discover easy to moderate trails. These events serve as a means to gain confidence in hiking while receiving support and tips from enthusiastic members.

Some canyon hikes might require permits depending on the location's rules. Details are usually specified by the event organizers on the Meetup event page, ensuring you're aware of any necessary arrangements beforehand.

In the event that a group you're interested in isn’t currently active, keep exploring other groups as activity levels can vary. Sometimes new members can energize a group, or you might find others more aligned with your schedule.

While many Meetup groups aim to organize regular events, the frequency and consistency can differ. Weekend hikes are common, but it heavily depends on the group and the availability of trails or member interest.

Safety in canyon hikes is influenced by preparation and conditions. Meetup groups often emphasize safety by sharing expert tips and ensuring hikes are tailored to experience levels, but individual prudence and preparedness are vital too.

While Meetup facilitates connections and group events, forming friendships is an organic process and depends on participant interaction and shared interests. Meetup opens doors, and active engagement can build those connections.