This is a new route added to NYC in late fall 2025. The Rubber band will not be enabled. Since this ride should be just a little longer than once around, we will ride to the end of the route if the 90 minute clock runs out.
Join us on this casual ride with chat provided via Discord.
Duration: 90 min Distance: ~30 km Elevation: ~250m
Route: Green to Screen
Ride Leader: Martin Lansche
Communications: Discord - https://discord.gg/bbhsZ3w
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Signing up for the Ride:
Using the Zwift Companion App,
Joining a Ride you have Signed Up for:
Method 1: Start Riding anywhere in Zwift 5-10 minutes before the start of the event. You will be asked at approximately 5 minutes before the start if you want to join. Let the timer expire and you will be moved to the start pen for the ride.
Method 2: As in Method 1, but with the Companion App, when prompted click "Join Event"
Method 3: Start Zwift, and choose your signed up ride from the list of upcoming events. You will be moved to the start pen for the ride.
Late start is enabled. You should be able to join a ride within the first 30 minutes.
Cancelation policy: This Zwift event will only take place if the weather outside is too wet/cold to ride. If the weather is fair outside, the indoor ride will still be available but the leader may not be attending
Please note ride starts at 10:00AM!
A ride from Stouffville to Uxbridge for lunch at the The Bridge Social coffee shop. Meet at the Free Parking Lot on Park Drive just south of Main Street in Stouffville. Drive north on Hwy 404 to the Stouffville Rd, and then drive east into Stouffville. Facilities are available at many of the chain restaurants and gas stations as you come into Stouffville.
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Driving directions: click here Routes: Click here
Weather forecast: click here Ride Leader: Irving Reid
Cancellations – if you register and later determine that you cannot ride – please, please Cancel Your Registration as soon as possible so that the Ride Leader has an accurate list of participants.
Check the website 2 hours before the start time - the ride could be rescheduled or cancelled at the discretion of the organizers.
Uxbridge photo by Chris Harte / CC BY 2.0
Today, Patsy will lead us on a 6 Km loop from Broadview Station to the Don Jail and back. Meet at about 10 AM in front of Broadview station. The walk will begin at 10:10 AM sharp.
The route goes south from Broadview subway station. First stop is at the Withrow Ave burial site for an update on what has happened in the past few months. Then we will visit the Don Jail for a free (donations accepted) self-guided tour (30 min) and a washroom stop. At the Don Jail there are elevators to access the various floors, so it is not necessary to climb stairs.
The group will then walk down to the lower Don trail in Riverdale Park. We will walk north on the trail to Pottery Road and east up the hill to Broadview, then return to start by walking south on Broadview to Danforth Avenue. At the end, there are several lunch options nearby, including the Broadview Diner.
There are no washrooms at the start/finish, but there is a public washroom in the Bloor Station, which may be convenient for some who are using the subway. Also, there is a washroom at Withrow Park, about 1.2 Km from the start/finish.
The RwGPS route is https://ridewithgps.com/routes/57624839.
When this entry was last updated there were no scheduled subway outages for this date, but please check https://www.ttc.ca/service-advisories/subway-service#e=0 in case there are any changes.
We have introduced a 30-Day-Trial membership class which allows "guests" to participate in most activities over the span of a 1-month period. We are accepting Guest registrations.
If you have not registered for the walk, you may NOT join the walk.
If you have registered but can't attend, log in, click on "Already registered", then cancel.
Please check the website 2 hours before the start time, in the unlikely event that the walk is rescheduled or cancelled. If the walk is cancelled due to weather or other reasons, notice of the cancellation will be posted on the website around 8 am on the day of the walk.
For a brief description of the City walk program, please check the TBN website under PROGRAMS - FALL/WINTER - CITY WALKS (https://tbn.ca/programs/fallwinter/citywalks). If you have any questions, email me at citywalks@tbn.ca.
If you have trouble finding us at the start, please call my cell at 416-917-8866. If I don't answer, try again, as I may miss the first call.
John Burdett - City Walk Coordinator
Zwift - Challenge - Volcano Climb x2
We will be riding around the "Volcano Climb" twice.
Join us on this casual ride with chat provided via Discord. The Rubber band will not be enabled.
Distance: 50 km Duration: ~105 min Elevation: 440m
Route: Volcano Climb
Glen Major Forest/Brock Tract Loop
The Glen Major Forest is more than 3700 acres of land located on the Oak Ridges Moraine in the headwaters of the Duffins Creek Watershed. This area consists of mixed coniferous/ deciduous forests and a gravel pit once operated in the Glen Major site and is currently being restored. The remainder of the property complex was previously used for agriculture and contains a variety of habitat including forest, meadows and wetlands. Old farm roads and farm building foundations are still visible. This hike has lots of elevation changes and I think that most hikers will find the forest quite beautiful but strenuous. It is a hike worth doing.
Distance: 13 km
Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/38184572
Pace: Moderate (~3.5 km/hr)
Terrain: Moderate - rocky with hills and/or poor footing.
Directions: https://www.google.ca/maps/place/Brock+Tract/@44.0027418,-79.128982,15z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x89d525dd7de51f9d:0xa55b051d89412d81!8m2!3d43.9998587!4d-79.1280305
This is a smaller free parking lot that may be difficult to see from Brock Road. It looks like a farmers lane so be on the lookout for it. We are using this because the lot we usually use now has pay parking.
Parking is at a premium so please do not be late and find yourself scrambling for a parking spot.
NOTE: 9 AM START TIME.
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Hike Leader: Ash Nalim
Rather than our usual start at a subway station, today we will start at the Shops at Don Mills. We will walk through the lovely forested ravines of Don Mills, alongside Deer Lick Creek where there was a discovery of ancient artifacts. We will pass through Charles Sauroil Conservation Area and walk alongside the East Branch of the Don River and under the Rainbow, ending our walk where we started.
Meet at about 10:00 AM at Samson Mews – Shops at Don Mills (between Chick Fil-A & PI CO restaurants, facing Don Mills Rd), southwest of Lawrence Ave E and Don Mills Rd. There are washrooms in Samson Mews. The walk will begin at 10:10 sharp.
Directions to Shops at Don Mills via TTC:
Points of interest along the way include:
6.3 Km - 400 m walk to early exit to Underhill #191 bus to Shops at Don Mills and Don valley Station
7.9 Km - Broadlands Community Centre (washrooms available if skating rink open)
8.7 Km - early exit to Lawrence #54 bus or Underhill #191 bus to Shops at Don Mills and Don Valley Station
8.7 Km - Tim Hortons and washroom at Esso station
11.5 Km - Shops at Don Mills (end of walk, washroom, numerous options for apres walk lunch or snack, including Jack Astor's)
The RwGPS route is https://ridewithgps.com/routes/57604559.
Today, Julie will lead us on an 11 Km end-to-end walk starting at the Tim Horton’s on the south east corner of Main and Danforth. We will stroll through the east end and downtown neighbourhoods along the GO corridor. We will be close to bus routes and streetcar lines for those who may need to leave early. There will be washrooms stops at Mattie Eckler Community Center and Cooper Koo YMCA, as well as a coffee stop at Bobbette & Belle Artisanal Bakery on Queen East. We will stop at Añejo Mexican Restaurant at 36 Market St, for an apres snack. Walkers can continue to Union Station to access TTC.
Meet at about 10:00 AM at the Tim Hortons, 2575 Danforth Ave, just south and east of Main Subway Station. The walk will begin at 10:10 AM.
Points of interest include:
The RwGPS route is available at https://ridewithgps.com/routes/57627633.
Attend the TBN Social Event of the Year!
Come celebrate another wonderful TBN year with cycling friends, old and new, at our Annual General Meeting, Dinner and Dance. Entertainment will be provided by the Junctioneers, the band that played at the last three Spring Flings and the 2025 AGM. This three-piece partially-acoustic band will get people dancing but not be too loud to inhibit conversation. Be there at 5:30 for drinks and to mingle with other members and their guests. This is also an excellent opportunity to recognize the efforts of those on the TBN Board as well as all of our volunteers who have assisted in making this such a successful year.
Schedule:
A limited number of NEW TBN Water bottles will be available for purchase at the AGM for $20 cash on the spot! If you are interested in purchasing, please bring your $20 to the event and see Wilma!
Menu
Starters
Main Course
and/or
Dessert
Choose your main course when you register.
Registration for the dinner is closed. If you would like to go on a wait list in case there is a cancellation, please email social@tbn.ca with the subject "AGM Waitlist".
Cost: Members (and their guests) $40 each
You may also register a guest as part of your registration. If you are a member, please login for the member rate.
You may register only for the AGM (no cost), but it may be standing room only, and you will need to be there only between 7:30 and 8:30.
Directions: The venue is Tecumseh Auditorium inside The TMU Student Centre at 55 Gould Street.
For the map, click here.
The venue is a five-minute walk from Dundas Station, with the most straightforward route being walking north on Yonge Street and turning right on Gould St.
There are three parking lots within a five-minute walk of the venue, with the closest being 288 Church Street (2 minutes). For more parking info including rates, click here.
Please register - Only registrants are permitted to participate in this walk
Start location: Line 1 Subway, Finch station - Passenger Pick-up & Drop-off (Kiss & Ride). The walk will start at 10:10 AM.
We will walk to a bathroom at Finch Bus Terminal, then carry on to Maxome Ave via Bishop Ave, continue on Henderson Avenue and turn left on Glen Cameron Rd. On Yonge street we turn left and go through turns to Crestwood Rd. and to Hilda Ave. We will visit washroom at McDonalds and head to Chocolada via Steeles Ave. for lunch. After lunch we return via Hilda Ave. to Finch subway.
Lunch at : Chocolada bakery, 180 Steeles Ave. W. Unit # 11
Please check https://www.ttc.ca/service-advisories/subway-service#e=0 for any changes if you take TTC.
Parking: Available on Finch station for free on Sunday.
Walk Leader: Elena Balland
Check the website 2 hours before the start time - the walk could be rescheduled or cancelled at the discretion of the organizers.
If you are unable to attend, or if you are feeling unwell, please kindly cancel your registration.
Smokey Hollow Falls is the majestic center point of a group of trails with plenty of variety and changes of elevation. It is not too difficult and is just the hike for early in the TBN Fall Hiking season. Sadly a lot of the leaves have already fallen from the trees but it is still beautiful and of course we have the Falls. It may be busy at the Falls especially if it is a nice day but we will be spending most of our time on the Bruce Trail so the crowds should not be too bad.
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RWGPS Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/37666441
Driving directions: Click here
Note: Parking can be a bit of a challenge so do not arrive at the last moment expecting to find a spot.
Distance: 12 km
Pace: Moderate (~4 km/hr) Terrain: Moderate - some hills and/or poor footing
Please make sure you dress for the weather and wear proper footwear.
Hike Leader: Steve Kotlowski
Meet at about 10:00 AM on Pleasant Blvd outside the south entrance of St Clair Station (on the Yonge Line), just west of Yonge St and one street south of St Clair. We will begin the walk at 10:10 sharp.
Jennie will be leading this walk. We will go for a total of about 7.7 Km in two loops. First about 3.5 Km into Mount Pleasant Cemetery and back to the start, then about 4 Km over to Avenue Road and back, looking at some works of art along the way. Most of the walk will be on city streets or paved paths, with a brief excursion onto grass. We will also look at some outdoor artwork in the area.
No scheduled subway outages have been posted yet, but please check https://www.ttc.ca/service-advisories/Service-Changes in case there are any changes.
Points of interest and early exits along the way include:
The route is available at https://ridewithgps.com/routes/52803388.
REMINDER: A mask and hand sanitizer are recommended.
For more information check the TBN website under PROGRAMS - FALL/WINTER - CITY WALKS (https://tbn.ca/programs/fallwinter/citywalks) for a description of the City Walk program. If you have any questions, email me at citywalks@tbn.ca.
FALL/WINTER HIKING
The Forks of the Credit is a part of the Bruce Trail and also the Niagara Escarpment Biosphere. The hike starts at the junction of Mississauga Road and the Elora Cataract Rail Trail. There had been a mill in the Cataract area since 1820 and in 1885 John Deagle bought the mill and converted it into a hydro generating station which was later purchased by Ontario Hydro and eventually shut down in 1947. The area was also the source of Credit Valley sandstone which was used in the construction of various large buildings like Queen's Park and the Old City Hall. This area is predominantly used by hikers and mountain bikers and there are lots of elevation changes and intersecting trails. It can be a challenging area in the winter so icers are required and hiking poles are recommended
Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/38153913
Terrain: Moderate - rocky with hills and/or poor footing. Depending on the weather poles or icers will be needed.
Directions: https://www.google.ca/maps/place/Mississauga+Rd+%2526+Elora-Cataract+Trailway,+Caledon,+ON+L7K+1M9/@43.819616,-80.0406903,15z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x882b061fcbcc47ed:0xa013b1ea841ca63d!8m2!3d43.8131338!4d-80.0286332
There should be adequate parking at the start of this hike but that does not mean that you should arrive at the last moment. Please plan accordingly.
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Hike Leader: Don Caswell
This is our longest walk of the year, but there are many early drop-out points. For the tenth time, David G. will lead us on a walk from St Clair Station (Yonge Line) through the Vale of Avoca, to the Brickworks, up Moore Park Ravine, through Mount Pleasant Cemetery, along the Belt Line, through Cedarvale and Nordheimer Ravines, and down the Casa Loma stairs to Dupont Subway station. Light hiking shoes or boots, suitable for gravel multi-use paths would be appropriate.
Meet at 10 AM at St Clair Subway Station (Yonge Line), at the exit on the south side of St Clair East, at street level. (This is just east of the south-east corner of Yonge & St. Clair). Total distance to Dupont Station is approximately 16 Km, but there are alternate drop out points with access to transit. Break points and early exit points at:
Several bathroom breaks are planned, as well as one coffee stop. At the end we may go to The Quail: A Firkin Pub (on Yonge), or perhaps another restaurant or pub.
The route is available on Ride with GPS at: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/44969354.
When this entry was last updated there were no scheduled subway closures for this date, but please check https://www.ttc.ca/service-advisories/subway-service#e=0 for any changes.
If the walk is cancelled due to weather or other reasons, notice of the cancellation will be posted on the website around 8 am on the day of the walk. Please check before leaving for the walk.
Start Location: Victoria Village Arena
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Victoria+Village+Arena/@43.7231502,-79.3179663,16z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x89d4cdb8d30762f9:0x4acad9a8f13148b7!8m2!3d43.7231464!4d-79.3153914!16s%2Fg%2F1vyk3h4w!5m1!1e3?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI1MTExMi4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D
Start time 10:30am.
Route:https://ridewithgps.com/routes/53317994
Mostly paved trails and roads, starting from Victoria Village Arena, walking down the new East Don trail (steep downhill to start), along the Taylor Creek trail, and back up into residential and commercial areas. Possible lunch stop at Circles and Squares bakery. (Trails can be icy after snow. Participants are strongly recommended to wear ice grips for shoes and use hiking poles for safety. )
Hike Leader: Dave Yates
This is an No Drop level hike. If you are uncertain whether this level is appropriate to you, click here.
ARRIVE 15 MIN IN ADVANCE TO HELP MAKE SURE OUR HIKE STARTS ON TIME.
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Meet at about 10:00 am in front of the St. Clair West Subway Station on St. Clair Ave. West. We will begin the walk at 10:10 sharp.
We will walk about 9 km in one loop, returning to the St. Clair West Subway Station. The planned route is all on city streets and paved multi-use trails. The route will include Forest Hill, Cedarvale Ravine, The Beltline, and Old Forest Hill Village. There are several coffee shops in Old Forest Hill Village, if anyone would like to stop and get one.
No scheduled subway outages have been posted yet, but please check https://www.ttc.ca/service-advisories/subway-service#e=0 in case there are any changes.
The route is available on Ride with GPS at https://ridewithgps.com/routes/45107614.
THE WALKER WOODS DOUBLE LOOP
The Walker Woods hike takes place on the Oak Ridges Moraine which was formed when a glacier retreated 10,000 to 12,000 years ago leaving behind a massive ridge. This multi-use trail network provides users with a great variety of loop alternatives with significant natural heritage features and breathtaking vistas. This is not a difficult trail but proper footwear is strongly recommended
Distance: 11 km
Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/35023145
Terrain: Moderate - rocky with hills and/or poor footing. Proper footwear is strongly recommended. Please make sure that you are capable physically of doing this hike.
Start Point: https://www.google.ca/maps/place/Durham+Regional+Forest,+West+Gate/@44.0347866,-79.0870581,16.21z/data=!4m13!1m7!3m6!1s0x89d53caec8ebdb65:0xb63e88f8cab270c3!2sWalker+Woods,+Uxbridge,+ON+L0C+1A0!3b1!8m2!3d44.0352508!4d-79.0996894!3m4!1s0x0:0x4bd03e9121a37640!8m2!3d44.0395362!4d-79.0890902
Parking is at a premium so please do not be late and find yourself scrambling for a parking spot. I have not checked this year but last year parking at this site was 6.00. Please carpool if possible.
NOTE: This hike begins at 9 AM
Meet at about 10:00 AM at Victoria Park Station, in front of the station, on east side of Victoria Park Avenue. We will begin the walk at 10:10 sharp.
We will walk in a loop, going about 7.3 Km and returning to the start, with two bathroom stops. At the beginning of the walk, we will visit a new modular subsidized housing unit finished about three years ago on Macy Avenue. Then we will proceed to Warden Woods trail up to St. Clair, then west along St. Clair to the Dawes Road Cemetery. We will then south go through the cemetery and take side streets to Pharmacy and Victoria Park. From Victoria Park we take a trail down to the Don River and then east back to Victoria Park station.
The route will be entirely on city streets or paved paths, so please wear shoes or boots appropriate for the weather.
When this entry was updated, there were no scheduled outage on the subway system, but please check https://www.ttc.ca/service-advisories/Service-Changes in case there are any changes.
The route is available on Ride with GPS at https://ridewithgps.com/routes/42023195.
Start Location: Twyn Rivers day use parking lot (Pickering side of the park)
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Rouge+National+Urban+Park,+Twyn+Rivers+Day+Use+Area/@43.8133341,-79.1572289,15.58z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x89d4d9788c56248f:0x352a205155f2039f!8m2!3d43.8141041!4d-79.1537042!16s%2Fg%2F11b6gnmpdx!5m1!1e3?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI1MDIyNi4xIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D
Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49740380
Rouge National Urban Park, Mast Trail loop from parking lot Twyn Rivers parking lot. We will probably continue up part of the Orchard trail as well to extend the distance, depending on time. (Trails can be icy after snow. Participants are strongly recommended to wear ice grips for shoes and use hiking poles for safety. )
Washrooms may be available at start.
Feature: Rouge valley
Lunch after hike: The Black Dog pub
Elena will lead us on a City Walk on this date. The start location, route and other information will be determined shortly.
We will meet at about 10:00 AM at a location to be determined, and the walk will begin at 10:10.
The RwGPS route and Points of Inerest will be available shortly.
Andrew will again be leading us on a walk to visit some of Toronto Fire Service's Fire Stations. The start location, route and other information will be determined shortly.
We will meet at about 10:00 AM at a location to be determined, and the walk will begin at 10:10 AM.
Points of interest and RwGPS route will be available shortly.
When this entry was last updated,there were no planned subway outages, but please check https://www.ttc.ca/service-advisories/subway-service#e=0 in case there are any changes.
Pictures by Kevin Anderson
This hike starts at Scotsdale farm which was an internationally renowned breeding farm for Arabian horses and shorthorn beef cattle. The farm is still a working farm and is managed by the Credit Valley Conservation Authority. There are lots of rolling hills, see the Great Esker, and numerous limestone rocks.his is winter hiking so please come prepared with proper clothing, fTootwear and crampon style icers
Please keep in mind that this is Winter Hiking so come prepared with proper clothing, footwear and crampon style icers.
Please Register - Only REGISTRANTS are permitted to participate
If you have registered but can't attend, log in, click on "Already Registered", then cancel.
Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/34862220
Terrain: Moderate - some hills and/or poor footing. Depending on the weather conditions it will be advisable to bring icers and/or hiking poles
Directions: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Scotsdale+Farm/@43.6838257,-79.9875138,13.67z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x882b0cf304d0ab1b:0xe9fc33925e8da6c9!8m2!3d43.6881076!4d-79.9896464
Leader: Rick MacMillan
Jennie will be leading the 8.5 km West End Romp which takes you through several notable areas in Toronto including Wychwood Park, Christie Pits, Little Italy, Kensington Market, parts of the University of Toronto's downtown campus, Philosopher's Walk and The Annex. The route is mostly on paved sidewalks and roads, with a couple of short sections on dirt/grass paths. There are also a number of conveniently located washroom breaks/facilities and early exits.
The route is available on Ride with GPS at https://ridewithgps.com/routes/53339645.
THIS WILL BE THE LAST HIKE OF 2026. PLEASE SEE THE EVENT LIST FOR THE 2026 SCHEDULE
HAPPY HOLIDAYS
Jokers Hill is a property managed as a research area by the University of Toronto and that coupled with the trails at Thornton Bales Conservation area make it a great place to go hiking. There are lots of elevation changes which make the trails both interesting and challenging and it is relatively close to the city although as with most other places parking can be a challenge.
WINTER HIKING
Please keep in mind that Winter Hiking is different than Fall Hiking. Proper clothing + footwear + crampon style icers are a must for any hike. Icers may not be required but should be available in your pack if necessary.
Distance: 9.5 km
Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/38382145
Directions:https://www.google.com/maps/place/Jokers+Hill/@44.0409515,-79.5071532,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x882ad1f1064c02ef:0xe19d3a2f9004a0a7!8m2!3d44.0409515!4d-79.5045729!16s%252Fg%252F11l8gdszgv?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI1MTIwNy4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D
Today, Julie will lead us on an 14 Km end-to-end walk starting near St Clair Ave W and Avenue Rd. We will walk through some Toronto neighbourhoods from South of St Clair, west as far as Bathurst, then north of Lawrence, and east past Avenue Road. We will end near the Avenue Station of Line 5 - Eglinton Crosstown LRT. The apres will be Thairoomgrand Midtown (288 Eglinton Ave W).
Meet at about 10:00 AM at the Starbucks in the Imperial Oil Building (111 St Clair Ave W), about 500 m west of St Clair Subway Station (Line 1 - Yonge/University). The walk will begin at 10:10 AM.
We will be close to Bathurst, Lawrence, Glencairn and Avenue Road bus routes, as well as Forest Hill and Chaplin LRT stations and the St Clair streetcar, for those who may want to leave early.
The RwGPS route is available at https://ridewithgps.com/routes/57698994.
We will be having our annual Christmas Lights City Walk on this date. Note that is will take place on a Saturday evening, not our usual Sunday morning. The start location, route and other information will be determined shortly.
We will meet in the evening at a location to be determined, and the walk will begin at a time to be determined.
This is a 200km Training Ride for the Hairshirt Double Century
This 200 km ride, two weeks before the main Hairshirt event, is the recommended training distance for Hairshirt.
Start location: Bradford GO Station Driving directions: Click here Ride leader: Anthony Ndirangu
Facilities: There is Wendy's for bathroom across the street from GO Station.
Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/42568285
This is a Sportif level ride. To check if this level is appropriate to you, click here and scroll down to Class - Sportif. If Sportif is your skill level, then you should feel comfortable on this ride.
If there is any chance you will still be riding after 8:00 pm, you must have lights, front and rear.