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Cycling Good Cheer

Cycling Good Cheer

Sun, Dec 6, 6:00 PM
From Brompton Toronto
5.0

***Ho ho*** hold on, it's time for Toronto Community Bicycle Coalition's 7th annual **Cycling Good Cheer** bicycle parade! Back in 2020 when the Santa Claus parade was cancelled, a merry band of volunteers from [Toronto Community Bikeways Coalition ](https://www.communitybikewaysto.ca/)decided we needed to cheer up the kids along Yonge Street! From the North Pole aka North York to the Lake, it was a joy! It really was such a delight (albeit cold that December) to see kids' faces light up and adults happy to see grown adults dressed up as Santa, elves, and of course reindeer! 7 years later, it is our favourite event of the year! This year families are coming from all parts of the city - The Grinch from Scarborough, elves from North York, and Ruby the Red-Nosed Reindeer is trotting the west end families from High Park, as it's a great grazing spot for reindeer! We will meet at **Raccoon Park, 86 Soudan Ave** (Yonge/Eglinton)**,** to begin our **bicycle parade with Santa on his cargobike** with bells ringing and a festive playlist south on Yonge for 10km all the way to **Harbourfront Centre.** **The parade is free, festive, fun, and for families.** Here's TCBC's [event page](https://www.communitybikewaysto.ca/events/7th-annual-cycling-good-cheer) with the feeder rides listed below: North York - Ride with **Elves from the North Pole** 12:15 Meet at Finch TTC Station subway platform South end at the head of the train Scarborough - **Ride with The Grinch** 11:30 Meet at the NW corner of Danforth & Victoria Park Ave 11:45 Roll out the cheer 1:30 Frank Stollery Parkette, 1 Davenport for a brief stop to meet up with Parade from the North High Park - Ride with **Ruby the Red Nosed Reindeer** 11 Meet at High Park Gates North & Bloor St W 11:15 Roll out the tunes along Bloor and then north on Yonge! Make sure your bicycle is parade ready with Air, Brakes, & Chain in good working order. Bring snacks & water to keep you going. Ensure you're dressed for the weather with a sturdy set of antlers. The more the merrier!

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2 hr Zofia's Walk, Lower Sawmill Valley Trail, Tues Nov 10 mt 10:45, depart 11

Tue, Nov 10, 4:00 PM
From MOCWA - My Outdoor Cycle, Walk & Activities Group
4.8
1 attendee

🌿 Ride Line 5 to the Wild! Don River Ravine Walk

Sun, Nov 15, 4:00 PM
From Mosaic Outdoor Club of Ontario (GTA+)
4.7
26 attendees

Cabbagetown Walking Tour – Saturday November 28

Sat, Nov 28, 4:00 PM
From Mosaic Outdoor Club of Ontario (GTA+)
4.7
7 attendees
HikeFit: Earl Bales – Steep Hills Fitness Hike – L3 (Moderate)

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

Wed, Nov 11, 11:30 PM
From Ready, Set, Trail
5.0

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:* +0.5 liters *Extras:* Hiking pole (Highly recommended) *Required Gear:* Hiking boots or Trail Runners with good grip, Headlamp, and by December [Microspikes](https://kahtoola.com/traction/microspikes-footwear-traction/?srsltid=AfmBOoqq-URDFRgNAISoLYH1l1cSLKeXOTSuU6EqUC6VupfLNZAGRg8P) **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

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SOCCER ⚽️ All Genders Welcome! Skill Level is Average and Above.

Mon, Nov 9, 11:00 PM
From MRACX MultiSport
4.9
10 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is used for discovering and participating in local groups and events. Whether you're into cycling or any other hobby, you can join communities to meet people who share your interests.

You can find cycling groups in Toronto by searching on Meetup for groups dedicated to cycling. Simply enter your location and interest, and discover a variety of cycling meetups in your area.

Yes, there are likely cycling events in Toronto this weekend. Check the upcoming events section under cycling groups on Meetup to see what's planned.

Yes, anyone can join a cycling group on Meetup. You simply need to sign up, search for a group that interests you, and join to participate in events.

No, you don't have to commit to every cycling meetup. You can RSVP for events that fit your schedule and interests, allowing flexibility to join when you wish.

To RSVP for a cycling event, simply find the event in the group page and click on the RSVP button. This lets organizers know you will attend and helps them prepare accordingly.

Meetup itself is free to use, but some cycling events might have fees. This depends on the group or organizer, so check each event’s details for specific costs.

While Meetup helps you connect with like-minded people, it does not guarantee forming friendships instantly. Building connections usually takes active participation and time.

No, events are not organized by Meetup but by individual groups or hosts. Meetup provides the platform to facilitate these gatherings, but not the events directly.

Meetup is focused on group activities rather than facilitating 1-on-1 cycling partners. However, being part of a group might lead to smaller friend circles.

Meetup can be a great way for visitors to join cycling events in Toronto while on a short trip, offering locals to network and enjoy shared activities quickly.

The frequency of cycling meetups in Toronto varies by group. Some might have events weekly, others bi-weekly, or monthly. Check specific group calendars for their schedules.

Yes, many cycling groups in Toronto are beginner-friendly and cater to different skill levels. You can find detailed descriptions about the group's preferences on their homepage.

Yes, you can host a cycling meetup by creating your own group on Meetup. This allows you to set up events and invite other cycling enthusiasts in the area to join.

If there aren't any existing cycling groups near you, consider starting your own group. Other biking enthusiasts in Toronto may be looking for more meetups as well.