Alpine Climbing Toronto

Toronto Vegan Climbing - Basecamp Bloor

Join us at our vegan-friendly social climbing session! We welcome all vegans, vegetarians, or anyone who is curious about the lifestyle and/or interested in eating more plant-based. No climbing experience is necessary. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a first-time climber, all are welcome. We will be bouldering, top roping, and using autobelays - feel free to join whichever activity you're interested in! For those who are climbing for the first time, not to worry as it is quick to pick up and we are happy to provide some pointers on technique. You can boulder or use the autobelays after getting a quick orientation from the staff at the gym. For top roping, we're happy to belay any of our attendees. **Fees**: * $28 admission fee, plus rentals Climbing shoes are strongly recommended (disclaimer: rental shoes are not vegan as they contain suede/leather). Harnesses are only necessary for top roping and autobelay, however this gym is primarily a rope climbing gym. * Shoe rental: $7.00 * Harness rental: $7.00 Remember to sign the [waiver](https://waiver.smartwaiver.com/w/5f121ea156df1/web/) before you hit the rocks! You can sign the waiver online or in person once you arrive. Make sure to arrive at the Bloor location, there are multiple Basecamp locations! Happy climbing! 🧗‍♂️🌱 Note: Clean indoor shoes are allowed to be worn, however we highly recommend using climbing shoes otherwise your experience will be negatively impacted.

Another Opportunity to Learn New Skills - Trekker Training

**Meet up Point:** Algonquin Park - Maggie Lake Entrance **Two Days...sat and sun** **Fee for Trekking Training: $99.** Because it was so much fun, we are offering Trekker Training again in June! We want you (and all our members) out Trekking. Don't give up your Sunday hikes, but hey it's time to up your hiking game! Which is why we are offering skills training for future trekkers so they can join in on trekking adventures outside of Ontario. There is a lot to learn to prepare for a multi day trekk, and we want you to be prepared. It is not just knowing what equipment to buy, how much to carry, tent set up, it's also food prep, attitude, and emergency skills and so much more! So, in order for you to ensure you have a safe and the very BEST trekking experience we are offering an overnight training experience. **Experienced Boots Trekkers feel free to hop in and show them how it's done!** We will cover in one weekend - * your weighted pack * pack pacing * water filtering * trail etiquette * safety * equipment must haves * first aid * atittude adjustment * fire starting * navigation * ...and more

True North Climbing Meetup Group Everyone Welcome!

Feel the burn folks on this Bike Ride led by ITALO!

**MEETUP POINT: Woodbine Park in front of the Beach Club - 1681 Lake Shore Blvd E** Join us for a 50km bike ride in the city. Don't worry it's flat! Led by Italo who is an experienced cyclist and leader, so you will be in good hands. It's lots of fun and not too far! The ride begins at Woodbine park and ends nearby for a social and lunch. (I'll keep you posted on where it will be.) Please come prepared with the right riding gear which means not a commuter bike. This wouldn't be a beginner bike ride. Bring lots of water and snacks. Helmets obviously a must! [https://ridewithgps.com/routes/53737876](https://ridewithgps.com/routes/53737876)

Toronto Muslim Singles Social - June 13

CONNECT WITH SINGLE MUSLIMS WHO ARE LOOKING TO CONNECT WITH SINGLE MUSLIMS IN GTA Toronto Muslim Singles Social: Skip the Apps, Spark a Connection! Let’s be real: swiping left and right has started to feel like a part-time job. If you’re a single Muslim in Toronto and you're ready to trade endless *"Hey, how's your week going?"* texts for genuine, face-to-face chemistry, this is your sign to step out! Join **Muslim Mingle** for an evening designed for marriage-minded professionals who want great conversations, zero awkward pressure, and a relaxed vibe. Who knows? Your "halal happily ever after" might just start here. ### The Game Plan * **When:** Saturday, June 13, 2026 * **Where:** Venture X Heartland: 600 Matheson Blvd W Unit 5, * **Who:** Vibrant singles aged 25 – 50 * **Dress Code:** Smart casual—dress to impress, but keep it comfortable enough for a lively chat! ### What’s on the Menu? (Besides Great Vibes) We’ve completely thrown out the boring, rigid speed-dating playbook. Instead, here’s how we're breaking the ice: * **Fast-Track Chemistry (Open-Format Speed Dating):** Quick, intentional mini-dates to see if the spark is there, minus the interrogation vibes. * **Zero-Awkwardness Icebreakers:** Fun, lighthearted games to give you an easy excuse to start a conversation (no corny pickup lines required). * **The After-Mingle:** Unstructured chill time to circle back and keep chatting with the people who caught your eye. ### Lock In Your Spot * **Ticket:** $20 * **Includes:** Beverages and Snacks **Ticket link: https://SingleMuslimMixer.eventbrite.ca** FOMO is real, and spaces are strictly limited to keep the gender ratio balanced and the conversations flowing. Don't wait until it's sold out! **Grab Your Ticket Now & Let's Make a Connection!** > **The Fine Print:** We love capturing good memories! Photos and videos will be taken for Muslim Mingle's social media. By hanging out with us, you give us the green light to use them. Need to cancel? No hard feelings, but refunds are only available until June 6, 2026.

True North Climbing Meetup Group Everyone Welcome!

Toronto Muslim Singles Social

Doube’s Bridge hike + Canoe Day Plan

Doube’s Bridge + Canoe Day Plan Stop 1 — Morning Walk 📍 Orange Corners Road Access Walk the Kawartha Trans Canada Trail to Doube's Trestle Bridge Hiking Plan Start early: around 8:30–9:00 AM Walk east on trail Cross the bridge Continue until: 7.5 km Turn back Total: 15 km ~3.5–4.5 hours After Hike Stop 2 — Canoe/Kayak Emily Provincial Park Canoes and kayaks are available for rent throughout the summer months. Please contact the park directly for availability. All necessary safety equipment is included. Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) are available for loan at the park store. For a $35 refundable deposit, visitors can borrow a properly fitted PFD for themselves and their children. Good for: beginner canoeing relaxing paddle scenic river views less stressful launching Paddle Route Explore the Pigeon River Paddle casually toward: marsh areas quiet shoreline Emily Provincial Park direction Timeline 8:30 AM → Start hike 12:30–1:00 PM → Finish hike 1:00 PM → Lunch/snack break 1:30 PM → Drive to canoe launch 2:00–4:00 PM → Paddle 4:30 PM → Early dinner nearby Bring For both activities: water electrolytes snacks/protein bars sunscreen bug spray hat extra socks towel portable charger change of clothes For canoe: waterproof bag sandals/water shoes life jacket

(Tuesday) HikeFit: Earl Bales – Steep Hills Fitness Hike – L3 (Moderate)

Ready to sweat it out on the hills? Join us for a HIIT-style hill training hike This hike is part of the **HikeFit Series**, a collection of fitness-focused hikes designed to build strength, endurance, and overall hiking fitness. We’ll challenge you with steep climbs, rugged terrain, and a high-intensity workout. This isn’t a fast-paced hike, but it is **intense**. We’ll tackle multiple **very steep hills** in intervals, with plenty of chances to catch your breath, recover, or skip hills if needed. This hike is designed for intermediate hikers, but it’s **beginner-friendly** since you can skip as many hills as you need. It’s perfect for anyone looking to **get stronger, improve endurance, and boost their hiking fitness** at their own pace. **Weather-Dependent Notice:** The hike is a go, **(light)** rain or shine; However, if there's a risk of excessive mud making the hills too slippery, the hike will be canceled with around 24 hours’ notice. **Distance & Duration:** * **Length of hike:** \~4 km * **Event duration:** \~1.5 hours * **Trail maps:** Random hill at Earl Bales park * **Difficulty level:** L3 (Level 3/Moderate) * Terrain: L4 * Pace: L2 * Distance: L1 **What to Bring:** * **Water:** 1\~2 liters * **Extras:** Hiking pole (Highly recommended) * **Required Gear:** Hiking boots or Trail Runners with good grip **Costs:** * **Member Event fee:** FREE EVENT **Travel Coordination:** * No Travel Coordination for this Event, Meeting at Starting Point **Event Guidelines:** * **Punctuality,** Please arrive on time so we can start promptly. We won't be able to wait for more than 5min past the start time * **Pack out everything you bring** (including nut shells, fruit peels, etc.) to help keep our trails clean. * **RSVP:** Only those marked as “Going” and have confirmed travel details (if requested) are eligible to attend the event. * If your **plans change** and you are no longer able to attend, please update your RSVP as soon as possible. * **No-shows** without prior communication may result in removal from future events. * **Weather Considerations** The hike is a go (light) **rain or shine**, so please be prepared for the conditions. for example, If it’s expected to rain, waterproof gear (like a jacket or shoes) * **Pets:** please check with the organizer for details before bringing your pet. Looking forward to seeing you on the trail

Grindstone Falls

Our hike leader is Carol Pyke. Our plan is to hike east, to Waterdown, and Grindstone Falls. If it has been raining, we will hike west to Borer's Falls, which is less muddy. Until we announce otherwise, we are *not* meeting at Yonge and York Mills (Old York Mills Road). If you need a ride or some passengers, arrange car pooling in the messages below. Car pooling is good for drivers. You get to meet people. You get a navigator. You get your gas costs defrayed a bit. Starting from westbound on the QEW... 1. Take the QEW west to Highway 403 west (Hamilton) to Highway 6 north. 2. Go north on Highway 6 for approximately six kilometres, to the lights at Dundas Street. 3. Turn right (west) onto Dundas Street and drive about 700 metres. 4. Turn right into the plaza. This is 50-92 Dundas Street East. It has a Rona and a Walmart store. 5. Drive south to the back of the plaza, between Staples and Rona, and then park. You should be right at the edge of the quarry to access the trail. Google Maps: [88 Dundas Street East, Dundas, Ontario L9H 7K6](https://goo.gl/maps/zSaHYw7GPbYLKq8G6)

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Bolton Heritage Trail

## Details Our hike leader is Bohdan Bilyj. Humber Valley Heritage Trail starts in Bolton, and it extends across the Humber Valley. There are lots of hils, and some very nice views. The days ends in the Humber River Pub, right next to where you are parked. This will be a shuttle hike. The hike leader will explain everything at the trail head. The distance will be around 13km. **Driving Instructions:** 1. Take Highway 401 west to Highway 409. 2. Take Highway 409 to Highway 427 north. 3. Go north on Highway 427 to its end at Major MacKenzie Drive. 4. Drive west to Highway 50. 5. Turn right, north on Highway 50. 6. Drive north on Highway 50 until you reach Bolton. Here it becomes Queen Street. Continue into the Bolton, down the big hill into the older town. 7. The traffic lights at the bottom of the hill are for King Street. Cross King Street. 8. The next traffic light is Sterne Street. Turn left, then turn right, into the parking lot. 9. Park! Googe Maps: [7 Timothy Street, Bolton, behind the Humber River Pub.](https://goo.gl/maps/Xp2hzNm16WM2)