Backpacking Toronto

The Queen Hike (18 km anniversary hike)

**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.

Lakeside Glamping or Tenting 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! **Accommodation Option 1:** **Forest** **Dome** **\- $280 to $299 per person \(incl\. tax and meetup fee\)** , Price dependent on number of people in dome. Has electricity, short 1 min walk to washrooms/showers, and well-equipped, large, sheltered outdoor kitchen only a short walk. **Accommodation Option 2: Small Glamping Tents** - **Limited availability** - **2 person occupancy at $212 each person sharing Queen bed or $231 with one on Queen bed and $193 for person on thick floor mattress.**. No electricity. Washroom with showers and indoor kitchen close by. **Accommodation Option 3: Large Glamping Tents - 2 person occupancy $266 each person on own double bed.** No electricity. Washroom with showers and indoor kitchen close by. **Accommodation Option 4: Pitch your own Tent - Most affordable option. (limited availability, the majority will need to be in glamping accommodation) .** There are lots of great spaces to pitch a tent in the area with the glamping tents. **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)

Moon Island Backcountry Canoe Camping

**Please note the only way to register for this adventure is on [our website.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/moon-island-canoe-camping)** **The Massasauga is one of the only provincial parks in Ontario you can only reach by water. That changes the feel of everything.** The Massasauga sits nestled into the eastern shores of Georgian Bay. Upon arrival at the park, we paddle 9km through beautiful lakes and bays to reach Moon Island, a water-access-only backcountry camp that will be our home for the weekend. Friday starts with a canoe orientation on flat water, then the crossing. By evening you'll know how to set up a tent, hang a bear hang, and cook over a camp stove. Saturday morning brings the Moon Island Trail, a loop through varied terrain with lookouts over the bay. The afternoon is yours: swim from the island's rocky shoreline, take a canoe out to explore the surrounding channels, or sit and watch the water. Sunday we pack up and paddle home. This trip is built for people who want the real backcountry experience. We bring the boats, the gear, the food, and the guides. What's included * Professional & certified guides * ‍All camp meals, cooking equipment and mess kits * ‍Tents * Canoes Sleeping bags and sleep pads can be rented from WU for a small fee. This trip is slightly more challenging than our introduction to backcountry adventures. You should have a decent fitness level and a sense of adventure! **Highlights** **The 9km crossing:** Nine kilometres of open Georgian Bay water is a real paddle. Finishing it with a backcountry campsite on the other side is a genuinely good feeling. **Moon Island Trail:** A loop through mixed forest and exposed Canadian Shield granite, with lookouts over the bay, a heron rookery, and a beaver pond. Moose, deer, bear, and grouse all share the island. **True backcountry:** Water-access only means no roads, no car campers, no neighbours unless they paddled in too. **Event cost: $455+HST for explorer members. Optional transport available. Register [here.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/moon-island-canoe-camping)** **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/)***

Restoule Reset Summer Camping

**Please note the only way to register for this adventure is on [our website.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/restoule-reset)** **Some weekends are for slowing all the way down. This is one of those weekends.** Restoule is one of Ontario's best-kept secrets. It's every bit as beautiful as the big-name provincial parks, clear water, big pines, granite shoreline, but it sees a tiny fraction of the visitors. No fighting for a campsite, no crowded trails, just space to breathe. It's also the rare park that gives you both worlds. Camp comes with hot showers, running water, a fire pit and a picnic table, the comforts that make this an easy first camping trip. But push a canoe off the beach and you're into quiet, wild water within minutes. Frontcountry comfort, backcountry soul. We drive up Friday afternoon and settle into camp before dinner. The site is yours to inhabit, not just sleep in. If you're new to camping, our guides will walk you through the essentials, pitching a tent, working a camp stove, building a fire, so you'll leave with skills you can use on every trip after this one. Then bring a book, bring a card game, or just sit and watch the lake. Saturday is yours. The standout option is getting out on the water: canoe rentals are available right at camp as an optional add-on, and within minutes of pushing off you're on quiet, wild water with the shoreline to yourself. Prefer dry land? Lace up for the Fire Tower Trail, a loop through mixed forest that climbs to an old fire lookout with a sweeping view over the park and lake below. It's a real payoff for a reasonable effort. Or stay at the beach and do absolutely nothing. All correct choices. Sunday is breakfast, a slow pack-up, and an optional stop at Barton's Bistro in Restoule on the way out (lunch there is your own, not included), before the drive home feeling genuinely reset. This is a great first camping trip, and a great escape if you've been needing to slow things down. What's included * Professional & certified guides * ‍All camp meals, cooking equipment and mess kits * ‍Tents Sleeping bags and sleep pads can be rented from WU for a small fee. Before the trip we'll be sharing a detailed packing list telling you absolutely everything you need to think about and pack so you can turn up feeling totally prepared, ready to have an amazing time with the WU crew. Canoe rentals are an optional extra if this is something you want to do on Saturday morning. **Highlights** **Beauty Without the Crowds:** One of Ontario's best-kept secrets. As scenic as the big-name parks with a fraction of the people, and room to actually hear yourself think. **Canoe From Camp:** An optional rental right at the beach. Push off and you're on quiet, wild water within minutes, the easiest way into the backcountry. **Fire Tower Lookout:** An optional hike up to an old fire lookout with open views over the forest and the lake below. Manageable climb, genuine payoff. **Event cost: $350+HST for explorer members. Optional transport available. Register [here.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/restoule-reset)** **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/)***

The Killarney Klassic: An Unforgettable Camping Adventure

**Please note the only way to register for this adventure is on [our website.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/killarney-klassic)** **Killarney Provincial Park is one of the most gorgeous locations in Ontario! And it’s been on your list long enough. Join us this weekend to experience what it has to offer.** Killarney is one of those parks where you arrive and understand immediately why people come back every year. This weekend, we're setting up at George Lake Campground for three days of hiking, swimming, and good company. On the drive up Friday, we stop at Herbert Fisheries in Killarney town that offers fresh Georgian Bay whitefish, hand-cut fries, and a seat on the dock. It's been a fixture here since 1981 and a good way to arrive. Then we head to camp to set up and settle in for the evening. Saturday morning, we hike to Lumsden Lake along a section of the La Cloche Silhouette Trail, winding through mixed forest and over wooden boardwalks before arriving at a clear lake framed by white quartzite ridges. After the hike, the afternoon belongs to the beach. George Lake's shore is right at camp. Sunday is the shorter Cranberry Bog loop, leaving directly from the campground. The trail passes through wetlands and opens to views of the La Cloche hills before looping back. After that, we pack up and drive home. This is a front country trip, which means car camping with your full kit and no portaging. It's the perfect entry point if you haven't camped with WU before, and an unforgettable long weekend either way. What's included * Professional & certified guides * ‍All camp meals, cooking equipment and mess kits * ‍Tents Sleeping bags and sleep pads can be rented from WU for a small fee. Whether you’re a seasoned camper or it’s your first time in a tent, this adventure has something for everyone. **Highlights** **Lake swimming:** George Lake's shore is steps from camp.Jump in whenever you feel like it. **Nights at the campfire:** No agenda, just the group, the dark, and the tree line. This is where the trip actually starts. **La Cloche Views:** Halfway through Sunday's trail, the trees open up and the white hills come into frame. There's nowhere else in Ontario that looks like this. **Event cost: $350+HST - optional transport available.** **Register [here.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/killarney-klassic)** **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/)***

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\.

Toronto, Montreal & Quebec City AND Niagara Falls! - July 10-19, 2026

VACATION!! Nov 28-Dec 5 Cancun All-Incl 4.5*

**Ladies only 7-Night All-Inclusive 4.5\* Cancún, Mexico**☀️ Come join us **Nov 28 - Dec 5, 2026** at a gorgeous beachfront resort! **📝 Trip Details** For all trip details, please click **[HERE](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdNbXmJNTdWw24AVo_jnh6weLpC_OsvqMsqcqh2q1UZRgXN0g/viewform?usp=dialog)** RSVP on Meetup does **not** book you on this trip. ✈️ **Group Holiday Inclusions** * 7 Nights at a 24-hour all-inclusive 4.5★ Resort * Direct, non-stop round-trip flights from Toronto * Early morning flight (arriving in time for lunch on the beach!) * 1 Checked bag per person * 1 Carry-on bag per person * Round-trip airport resort transfers **🌴Why I Can't Wait to Go Back**! I have personally stayed at this beautiful resort and absolutely love it! It sits on a spectacular white-sand beach with plenty of shade and loungers. Overlooking the turquoise waters are beautiful infinity pools and swim-up bars. The food is outstanding and includes a full-service buffet and five à la carte dinner restaurants. The rooms are spacious and comfortable with balconies, A/C, free Wi-Fi, safe, stocked bar fridge. Plus, the location is perfect! It is within walking distance to local shopping, has a public bus right out front, and sits close to the ferry for a fun day trip to **Isla Mujeres**! 🛍️ **Group Pricing** * Double Occupancy: $2,135 CAD per person (incl. taxes & fees) * Single Occupancy: $2,730 CAD per person (incl. taxes & fees) * Deposit: $150 CAD per person *All prices subject to change after July 12th* 👥 **Traveling Solo?** To help you find a roommate, please feel free to use this Event’s discussion and comments area below to chat and connect with other members. 📝 **Trip Details** For all trip details, please click **[HERE](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdNbXmJNTdWw24AVo_jnh6weLpC_OsvqMsqcqh2q1UZRgXN0g/viewform?usp=dialog)** RSVP on Meetup does **not** book you on this trip. Cheers! Fawn *The Travel Agent Next Door (TTAND)* *1003 - 55 York St. Toronto ON M5J 1R7* Tel: 416-367-8264 Ext. 4620 ***TICO*** *Reg. #50021282*

WOODLANDS LAKE, FRI. JULY 17-SUN JUL 19 CANOE TRIP 3/26

This was one of our most popular trips of last year. The dates are flexible on this trip. If you want you can come in Saturday or leave Sunday or Monday, and make it a two to five day trip. This is an easy trip to a great location. We usually stay at a large shaded campsite on Brothersons Lake; but we have discovered a great new campsite on Woodlands Lake that we will try. There is great swimming and great fishing. Hidden in the midst of the million dollar cottages in Muskoka, are a group of "finger" lakes that remain wilderness because they can only be accessed by canoe. They lie on crown land, there are no roads in, and no cottages are allowed. Woodlands Lake and Brotherson's Lake are in the headwaters of the Gibson River, and in the Severn River Conservation Reserve, a 9927 hectare area of Crown land, located within the District Municipality of Muskoka. We will be able to find a campsite in this area, and there are no restrictions; we don't have to make reservations or pay fees. This is wild country, with only a few campsites. We may get a firepit, but don't expect a thunder box. Bring your axe, we may have to cut a clearing in the bush. The lakes are long, narrow, and deep, with high rocky shores. Several small waterfalls stream down the cliffs on the north shore of Brotherson's Lake. **LOCATION:** **9 Mile Lake Marina** **9 mile lake, Bala, ON P0C 1A0** **44.940719979001265, -79.54977542446953** There is a free municipal parking lot at the Nine Mile Lake Marina. If it is full, we have to pay the Marina to park in their lot. To Brotherson's Lake: Paddle distance: 8 km. Portages: 650 m. + 200 m. To Woodlands Lake: Paddle distance an additional: 2 km. Portages: 100 m. Driving Distance: from Hwy. 7 & Hwy 400: 172 km. 2 hours. To join us: 1. Find a paddling partner, one of you has to be good paddling stern. 2. Own, rent, or borrow a canoe. Swift Canoe, Muskoka, Hwy. 11, Gravenhurst, is close, and on our route. 3. Get a car and tie down straps to transport the canoe. 4. Please use the Spread Sheet to list your name and contact information, so other paddlers can find you to arrange for canoes and cars. [WOODLANDS LAKE CANOE 3/26 - Google Sheets](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WNqQ1YoKoDPOCalLStdV7pXJ-A3vkeNlrdDBdBbAPxU/edit?gid=0#gid=0) 1.

NEW Ladies Getaways - SLEEPING with the WOLVES

**Ladies Getaway! SLEEP with the WOLVES under the STARS** **FIRST LADIES GETAWAY TRIP** **AND** **ADVENTURE AWAITS!!!!** **SLEEPING WITH THE WOLVES UNDER THE STARS** **UNFORGETABLE EXPERIENCE The only adventure in Canada where you can get up close with Wolves!** **ALSO ON PROPERTY** **SPA WITH THERMAL BATHS, MASSAGE & MUCH MORE!** **GETAWAY SPECIAL- BOOK TWO NIGHTS AND GET THE 3RD NIGHT FREE** **I HAVE THE CHALETS ON HOLD UNTIL MONDAY 5:00pm OR UNTIL I SELL OUT CALL ME TODAY TO BOOK AND ENSURE YOUR SPACE** **(905) 471 7843** **YOUR MOST MEMORABLE EVENT OF THE SUMMER!!** **September 3, 4 and 5th** I am so excited to be starting a program of LADIES ONLY GETAWAYS - FABULOUS 2 AND 3 OR MORE DAY TRIP ADVENTURES JUST FOR LADIES. There is so much to explore - and sometimes when we can't take a full vacation - a mini getaway is the perfect way to reset and unwind! We will explore nature, the unique, retreats, and so much more! The ideal getaway combines, adventure, relaxation, great food, FUN and meeting new friends! Let's do i! Starting with a fabulous once in a life adventure that encompasses all of the above!!! I am starting with an incredible experience for our first OUTING - SLEEPING WITH THE WOLVES UNDER THE STARS - AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE!!! An extraordinary adventure you won’t find anywhere else in North America : Sleeping with the Wolves under the stars. Prepare to immerse yourself in the enchanting world of wolves as you spend the night within their realm. The thoughtfully designed accommodations offer the perfect blend of comfort and excitement, ensuring a peaceful night’s rest while surrounded by the mesmerizing sounds of the forest. Not only do you get the chance to sleep with the wolves, but you also have the privilege of witnessing breathtaking sunsets, sunrises, and mesmerizing stargazing through the glass ceiling. With a bit of luck, you might even catch the northern lights performing above you, all while enjoying the cozy warmth of your bed without the need to step outside into the cold. The "Sleeping with the Wolves" experience at [Cedar Meadows Resort & Spa](https://cedarmeadows.com/sleeping-with-the-wolves/) is in Timmins, Ontario, It features luxury glass-walled chalets built directly beside a 10-acre wolf habitat. Guests can safely observe a roaming pack of wolves from their beds while enjoying amenities like a kitchenette, fireplace, and stargazing ceilings. Key Features of the Experience * The Cabins: Fully insulated, modern, and heated cabins separated from the wolves by a heavy-duty fence for maximum safety. * Wolf Sightings: The pack frequently approaches the glass, allowing for up-close viewing of the animals in their natural element. * Resort Amenities: Your stay grants access to the on-site Nordic Spa (hot/cold plunge protocol), an on-site steakhouse, and guided wilderness tours in a covered wagon to feed other local animals. Situated on 175 acres, the Chalets are part of a 49 room/suite and 10-chalet resort & spa nestled in the majestic beauty and natural serenity of Northern Ontario. Located just five minutes from the urban center, ten minutes from Timmins Airport and five minutes from the Timmins Square Shopping Centre. The Chalet sleeps 4 and I am booking two nights and we are receiving one night free. There are only 4 Chalets available and I have them on hold until Monday June 1. Each cabin can sleep 4. You need to book through me - Payment is made directly by you to the venue. 3 Nights Total Based on 2 people includes all taxes $715.12 each Based on 3 people includes all taxes $476.75 each . Based on 4 people includes all taxes $357.76 There is one Queen Bed and 1 Queen Pull out. DUE TO THE POPULARITY OF THIS ADVENTURE - YOU HAVE TO MAKE A QUICK DECISION AS i CAN HOLD THEM UNTIL TOMORROW ONLY. CALL ME AT (905) 471 7843 THE WOVES Rescued from a zoo you will meet SABEL, BEAR, ONYX, SMOKE, REBEL, KARBAI, RAVEN, SILVER, AXEL AND SHANDY. **DINING** CM Steakhouse, is set in a rustic theme that encompasses the heritage and traditions of Northern Ontario’s forefathers. Cedar Meadows Resort & Spa‘s on-site restaurant offers a convenient and unique dining experience to hotel guests. All dishes are made with natural ingredients and prepared fresh daily by our Chef and culinary team. Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner. You have a full kitchen - so bring some food from home for a couple of meals. You can also explore local restaurants or Skip the Dishes. **THE SPA EXPERIENCE** Welcome to Spa Grande Nature, Timmins’ Premier Spa and Nature Baths, located at Cedar Meadows Resort & Spa. Inspired by the splendour of the nature surrounding us, we are proud to offer you a nurturing spa experience tailored to meet your individual needs. Spa Grande Nature is designed to promote the ultimate relaxation experience in serene surroundings. Rejuvenate your body by indulging in the Nature Baths, or schedule a massage, body treatment, facial, manicure or other aesthetic service. Stimulate your senses with our hydro-fusion spa jet and infrared sauna. Each member of the team is certified and has been specifically selected for their vast knowledge, experience, dedication, and education in their field. I will send out a complete list of spa services available at Cedar Meadows Spa and I will book you in June Thermal baths are free **WILDLIFE TOUR** If you love wildlife, you can get up close and personal with Bison, Elk and Fallow Deer while riding in a tractor-drawn wagon during our daily Wildlife Tour, through the 100-acre wildlife park. WHAT TO DO IN TIMMENS -Hike or Swim Kettle Lakes Provincial Park -Indiginour Experiences Car pooling To Timmins! **MORE ADVENTURES TO COME!!**

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Feedback | An Open Mic Comedy Show @ Backroom Comedy Club

Ticket Link: **[https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/1974279855193](https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/1974279855193)** Welcome to **Feedback \| An Open Mic Comedy Show** at the **Backroom Comedy Club**! Get ready for a night filled with laughter, jokes, and good vibes. Whether you're a seasoned comedian or just looking for a fun night out, this event is perfect for anyone looking to enjoy some live comedy. Come join us on **Sundays** at **10:00 PM** for a hilarious evening that you won't forget. Talented and non-talented lineups of comedians will be taking the stage to entertain you and keep you laughing all night long, and if they fail, owners Ariel Kagan & Brandon Sobel will offer feedback on sets at the request So grab your friends, grab a drink, and get ready to have a great time at the **Backroom Comedy Club**. Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience some of the best or worst comedy in town!