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Welcome to the Toronto Outdoor Club!

Free to join, and open to any adult in Canada, the TOC brings people together in a fun, friendly and inviting atmosphere. We strive to offer a variety of events, with some geared for beginners, some more challenging activities, and lots of 'somewhere in the middle' stuff. And, we attempt to keep events as low-cost as possible. A majority of our events take place in and around southern Ontario, but occasionally we visit our neighboring provinces or travel further away from home.

This is a great time to get out and meet other outdoor enthusiasts in the Toronto area. Are you traveling? Check out our sister clubs in Calgary, Edmonton, Atlanta, Maryland and, the most recent addition, Vancouver Region. Tell your outdoorsy family and friends, and if you're ever in their neighborhood, look them up!

Yes, our events are busy and they often fill up very quickly, but sign up for the waiting list. It is very common in the week prior to the event for there to be significant turnover. Life happens and people have to modify their plans (or the weather modifies them!) and the event coordinators make every effort to add members from the waiting list to the event to ensure as many people get out to enjoy themselves as possible. Add yourself to the waiting list, you'll be surprised at how often you actually get on an event!

The TOC is 100% volunteer run. Get more general information, see our membership stats, and read our faqs for more information. Still not satisfied? Contact us with any further questions you may have.

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< September October 2009 Select Another MonthNovember 2009December 2009January 2010February 2010March 2010April 2010May 2010June 2010July 2010August 2010September 2010October 2010Return to Sep 2026 November > Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat 27 Stratford: West Side Story Hockley Valley Loops Hike 28 29 Intro to Ebikes 30 Midweek Conditioning: St. Clair, Ravines, Belt Line 1 2 3 Nuit Blanche Bruce Trail: Grimsby to Jordan Fall visit to Crawford Lake 4 Zipline, Tree-Top, and Cave tour plus more Bike Ride on the Georgian Rail Trail: Cycle 75 km in a Day! Hike - Forks of the Credit Provincial Park Mount Nemo 5 Volunteer Quarterly meeting 1 of 2 6 7 Midweek Conditioning: High Park & Humber Bay Park 8 9 Backpack Algonquin Park, "Take Time to Smell the Flowers" Edition 10 Bike Niagara-on-the-Lake to Fort Erie and Back (115 km) Fall Colours Hike - Mono Cliffs Provincial Park Hike - Forks of the Credit Provincial Park Overnight: Backpack Algonquin Park, "Take Time to Smell the Flowers" Edition 11 Ravines and Beaches of East Toronto Black River Section - Ganaraska Trail (Wilderness Section) Old vs New S. Hockley Valley Hike / Dinner Toronto Central Ravines and Belt Line Overnight: Backpack Algonquin Park, "Take Time to Smell the Flowers" Edition 12 Overnight: Backpack Algonquin Park, "Take Time to Smell the Flowers" Edition 13 Run: High Park to Old Mill Subway Station 14 Midweek Conditioning: Central Ravines & Don Valley Hills 15 16 Swimming for Fitness - All Ages Welcome 17 Rouge Hill GO Station to Goodwood and Back (Aprox 70 Kms) Bruce Trail - Mono Cliffs 18 Fall visit to Crawford Lake Seaton Hiking Trail Trail Building and Clean-up 19 20 21 Midweek Conditioning: High Park & Humber Bay Park 22 23 Fall Cabin Weekend - Hiking, Orienteering, Campcrafts 24 Rouge Hill GO Station to Stouffville, (50 Kms) Hiker's Graveyard Section - Ganaraska Trail (Wilderness Section) Dundas Valley Conservation Area LAST-MINUTE Return to Lynde Shores - EASY nature walk & pita deli visit Overnight: Fall Cabin Weekend - Hiking, Orienteering, Campcrafts 25 Etobicoke Expedition (50-65 km) Hike, Bike (to and from) and Picture taking in Greenwood Conservation Area Niagara Falls (both CA and USA!!!) Slowpoke hike: Rattlesnake Point to Crawford Lake and back Volunteer Quarterly meeting 2 of 2 Sunday Ultimate Frisbee (3:30 start) Overnight: Fall Cabin Weekend - Hiking, Orienteering, Campcrafts 26 Becoming a TOC Volunteer - Info Session 27 28 Midweek Conditioning: St. Clair, Ravines, Belt Line 29 30 31 What Are You Doing For Halloween? Two Hour Bicycle Ghost and Mystery Tour of Toronto Bruce Trail: Ball's Fall to Brock University Hallowe'en Waterfall hike: Tiffany through Websters < September Calendar By Andwa Consulting November >