Day hikes, trail maintenance, paddling and conservation groups. Many hiking groups run shuttles from the city and rate routes by difficulty.
8 groups listed
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Local hiking group focused on High Park and the Humber River valley system. Weekend walks.
High Park and Humber River valley system. Varies weekend to weekend.
Founded 1976. Non-profit volunteer-run. Year-round fitness and outdoor activities for East Yorkers.
Year-round volunteer-led hikes, walks, and fitness in East York.
Largest of the nine Bruce Trail Conservancy clubs. Over 400 hikes each year on the Bruce Trail and beyond.
Guided hikes on the Bruce Trail and connected footpaths. 400+ hikes per year.
Founded 1961, roots in Don Valley conservation. Weekend hikes year-round.
One of the largest outdoor clubs in the city. 100% volunteer-run, with events almost every day of the year.
Something on almost every day of the year: hikes, kayak, climbing, cycling, ski, social.
Wednesday hikes starting at 11am from TTC-accessible locations, year-round. Welcoming for 55+.
Weekly 4-hour hike, 11am to 3pm. TTC-accessible start, varies by week.
AdultsFounded 1957. Non-university-affiliated, open to all GTA outdoor enthusiasts. Hiking, climbing, backcountry.
Backcountry hiking, climbing, and ski trips for GTA outdoor enthusiasts.
Deliberately building an outdoors community. Hikes, camps, and adventures that help you find your people.
This page lists 8 hiking and outdoor clubs in Toronto that meet on a repeating schedule. Each listing links straight to the group's own signup page, so you can join without going through Culdesac.
Most are. Run clubs, book clubs and library programs are almost always free and drop-in. Sports leagues and some fitness groups charge a season or membership fee, which the group's own page will state.
The listings on this page name High Park, East York and Downtown. The rest rotate venues or do not publish a fixed location, so check the group's own page before you go.
No. This page is free to browse and every group links out to wherever it already organises. The app matters once a group runs its own chat and calendar on Culdesac.
The same category in the other cities we cover. Or see hiking and outdoor clubs in all 6 cities on one page.
Each group gets a chat and a calendar. You join the event, you're already talking before you show up.
One email at launch.