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Hike or Bike Hold the Date!

Sun, Oct 18, 1:30 PM
From Mosaic Outdoor Club of Ontario (GTA+)
4.7
5 attendees
Ride the Toronto Loop (again)

Ride the Toronto Loop (again)

Sun, Sep 27, 1:00 PM
From Brompton Toronto
5.0

After a half century(!) it’s time to close The Toronto Loop. [TORONTO COMMUNITY BIKEWAYS COALITION](https://www.communitybikewaysto.ca/) is producing and leading this epic fall ride. Volunteer marshalls will support the ride. The Loop trail is an ALMOST complete 75km circuit of trails that includes the waterfront, Humber River, Finch Hydro Corridor, and Don River trails. Unfortunately, there are about ten small gaps that undermine the value of The Loop Trail for everyday/utilitarian, recreational, and tourism cyclists. The Loop Trail is part of the city's Ravine Strategy, although the gaps are all on roads. The Loop was first announced by the city in 2020, but there has been little progress -- until the launch of the TCBC advocacy campaign and ride in November 2025. You can ride with us for the full 75km, or join us at various locations. **Route will be counter clockwise to our spring Loop Ride! NEW starting location to be determined.** We expect 50+ people to ride with us! TCBC estimates 6.5 hours (I think it'll take longer) with lunch & washroom breaks so bring water, snacks, stamina, and reality if you cannot ride this ride or at a pace to keep up. CURIOUS before you sign up? **Check out Bromptoning's detailed [video](https://youtu.be/gi2p35hlsVs?si=GUXaE62vbXcgehJ7) from the spring LOOP Ride.** **CHECK** your bicycle's brakes, air, and chain prior to the day.

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7 attendees

HIKE - SOCKS - BEER (Bermuda Triangle)

Sat, Sep 26, 1:00 PM
From Trail Hike - Richmond Hill
4.9
6 attendees
Pedal, Picnic & Paranormal 👻

Pedal, Picnic & Paranormal 👻

Sat, Sep 12, 4:00 PM
From Vibe & Wander
4.8

Let’s escape the city for a relaxed bike ride through the Toronto Islands! Meetup fee - $3. Please interact to vibhuchaudhary@yahoo.com We’ll meet at Ward’s Island and start riding around 12 PM. Expect a slow paced ride with stops at the parks, waterfront spots and scenic corners along the way. We’ll make our way to Hanlan’s Point, enjoy our snacks/lunch, chill by the lake and head back aiming to be done around 4 PM. 👻 Bonus: We’ll pass the haunted Gibraltar Point Lighthouse. Legend has it the old lighthouse keeper still wanders around… so if you hear footsteps, pedal faster! 😂

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14 attendees
Dinner at Bale Kapampangan (after Bathurst Street hike)

Dinner at Bale Kapampangan (after Bathurst Street hike)

Sun, Sep 20, 10:15 PM
From Hike to Eat
4.7

This is a companion event for the [Jewish and Filipino Bathurst Street hike](https://www.meetup.com/hike-to-eat/events/316245847/). You don't have to do the hike to join this, but it's more rewarding if you do. Pampanga is regarded as the culinary capital of the Philippines and [Bale Kapampangan](https://balekapampangan.ca/) is the place to indulge in its cuisine. The Kapampangan palate is adventurous and quite different from the rest of the Philippines. Snails, frogs, blood, monitor lizards, and dogs are fair game. Thankfully, you won't find the latter two at this restaurant. Their menu is still unusual compared to other Filipino restaurants in Toronto. They've even introduced lobster dishes, in a nod to its Canadian home. Most dishes are large and meant for sharing. Bale Kapampangan does not take reservations on weekends, so we'll arrive before the dinner rush. Although the restaurant is aware of our arrival, **there's no guarantee there will be enough seats**. You might have to wait or we might split to different restaurants. RSVP closes 1 day before the event. If there are many people on the waitlist, we may increase the attendee limit. **Payment** * The $5 event fee is a deposit. It will be refunded when you show up for the event. * If there are spots available when you sign up, you have 24 hours to e-transfer the fee to globaltorontoeats@gmail.com * If you're on the waitlist for the restaurant event, you don't have to pay yet. After you've made it off the waitlist, you have 24 hours to pay. Remember to check your junk mail and Meetup notification settings so that you know when you've snagged a spot. * When sending the e-transfer, please add a note that mentions your Meetup.com name. * If you do not pay in time, you will be removed from the attendee list. The spot will be given to the next person on the waitlist. **Cancellation and refund policy** * You can cancel and get a full refund 5 calendar days before the event. For example, if the event is on Friday 7pm, you can cancel without penalty anytime before the preceding Sunday 11:59pm. * No refunds within 5 calendar days of the event, unless someone can be found to take your place. * Full refund if the event is cancelled, rescheduled, or you can't get a seat at the appointed time.

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8 attendees

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

Wed, Sep 9, 9:30 PM
From MRACX MultiSport
4.9
6 attendees
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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.