Cedarvale Ravine Hike

Discover fall in the city! Join us for a hike through Cedarvale Ravine and enjoy vibrant colours, local plants, and wildlife along the way.
About this Event

This hike is from St. Clair West subway station, through Cedarvale Ravine and back. We’ll start in front of the St. Clair Avenue exit of St. Clair West subway station (370 Saint Clair Avenue West) at 10 a.m. and then go through Cedarvale Ravine before returning to St. Clair West station at around 12:30 p.m. This will provide the opportunity to enjoy the magnificent fall leaves changing colour and experience a bit of nature while remaining in the city. A relatively flat walk, it's a chance to see the different types of plants and animals that make their homes in the ravine. The hike will end around 12:30 p.m. so you can make the most of the rest of your day.

Start Point: St. Clair West Subway Station (St. Clair Exit: 370 Saint Clair Avenue West)

End Point: St. Clair West Subway Station (St. Clair Exit: 370 Saint Clair Avenue West)

Length: 5 km

Pace of hike: 4.5km per hour - Moderate

Difficulty: Beginner/Intermediate

Dog-friendly: No

Family-friendly:(suitable for young people 17 and under) No

Stroller-friendly: (paved trails accessible for strollers) No

Hiking Boots: Not required.

Walking Poles: Not required.

Ice cleats/crampons: Not required.

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What To Expect

Hike leader: Nana(she/her)

Registration fee: $4.07 + Eventbrite fees though if you cannot afford it, please contact us at [email protected] to request a complimentary registration based on your circumstance.

Limited tickets: This hike is restricted to 20 registrants. Tickets will be provided on a first-come, first-serve basis and are non-refundable.

Pre-hike email: Registrants will receive additional details by email the day before the hike, such as what to bring on the day, what to wear, etc.

Weather precautions: The hike will take place regardless of rain, wind, or snow so please dress accordingly! We will only cancel or postpone the hike if weather conditions are considered extreme or dangerous, in which case registered hikers will be informed 48 hours in advance.

Questions? Email [email protected]