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Rucking and Hiking the Moore Pk Ravine

Sun, Oct 25, 3:00 PM
From Mosaic Outdoor Club of Ontario (GTA+)
4.7
11 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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10 attendees
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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7 attendees
One Last Backcountry Weekend in Frontenac

One Last Backcountry Weekend in Frontenac

Sat, Oct 24, 10:30 AM
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/adventures/weekend-in-frontenac)** **Fall (aka shoulder season) camping brings the serene beauty of the backcountry, without the crowds and bugs.** At this time of year, Frontenac will be less busy and the trail into Big Clear Lake belongs mostly to us. It's a 9km hike to reach the site, working through root tangled trails and stretches of open granite typical of this stretch of the Canadian Shield. Only the most stubborn leaves will remain on the trees and you’ll enjoy long sightlines through bare branches where the canopy used to be. The pace is steady and moderate the whole way in, never technical but never quite letting up either. We set up camp on the shore of Big Clear Lake as the light starts to drop, we get a fire going, and cook dinner together. Late October nights out here are serene, with a sky full of stars over the lake. In the morning, we’ll take our time over breakfast before packing up and heading out along the other side of Big Salmon Lake: a different stretch of trail from the one we hiked in on, with its own look at the park before we're back where we started. By the time we're back at the cars, you'll have had that sweet final night of the year in the backcountry. 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. **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** **Last Trip of the Season:** The final overnight on the calendar before WU's backcountry program pauses for winter **Shoulder Season Solitude**: Long, quiet stretches of trail, with the lake mostly to yourselves. **A Clear Night Sky:** Bare branches and dry autumn air make for some of the best stargazing conditions of the year at the campsite. **Event cost: $265+HST. $70 optional transport also available. Please register [here.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/weekend-in-frontenac)** **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/)***

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3 attendees
OutDoor Recreation Soccer (CANCELLED)

OutDoor Recreation Soccer (CANCELLED)

Sun, Oct 18, 2:00 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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Cliffs & Fall Colours: A Bruce Peninsula Hike

Cliffs & Fall Colours: A Bruce Peninsula Hike

Sun, Oct 18, 11:00 AM
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/adventures/bruce-peninsula-26)** **The Bruce Peninsula does dramatic better than almost anywhere else in Ontario, and fall is when it really shows off.** We'll be out for most of the day, covering 8.5km of moderate hiking through some of the best autumn scenery in the province, with the changing leaves against the escarpment's limestone making for a proper contrast. We'll start in the forest before the trail opens onto the coastline, tracing the cliffs down to the Grotto. It's the most photographed spot on the peninsula for good reason: crystal clear water, a sea cave carved into the rock, and a natural window out to the bay. We'll take our time here, including a stop for lunch. From the Grotto we'll keep following the shoreline out to Stormhaven, crossing pebble beaches with open views across Georgian Bay the whole way. We'll turn around there and retrace the coastline back, catching all the same cliffs and colour from the other direction with the light shifted by then. **Two important things to note:** 1. **Self driving isn't possible for this trip. Parking passes at the trailhead sell out well in advance, so all members travel together on WU transport.** 2. **Bruce Peninsula National Park is stunning, but be aware that it is a long drive there and back. Full details are in the itinerary below.** **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** **The Grotto:** The peninsula's most famous natural feature: a limestone sea cave with turquoise water and a rock window looking out over Georgian Bay. **Stormhaven Coastline:** A stretch of cobble beach with wide open views across the bay, well past where most day hikers turn around. **Fall Colour on the Escarpment:** Peak autumn colour against the Niagara Escarpment's pale limestone cliffs, a contrast you don't get anywhere else on the Bruce Trail\*\*.\*\* **Event cost: $140+HST. Transportation is included in the cost of the adventure. Please register [here.](https://www.wildernessunion.com/adventures/bruce-peninsula-26)** **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/)***

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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.