About the Hike

Join us, as we hike along the beautiful Laurentian Loop in Lake Laurentian Conservation Area.  Take in the scenic views and get your heart pumping as we hike around Lake Laurentian.  This hike is perfect, for hikers that enjoy a fast pace and minimal stops along the route. Due to the difficulty level and type of hike,  we are asking that hikers are 12 years of age and above.  

Hike Details

When:  Saturday November 1, 2025

Time: 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Meeting place: Nature Chalet parking lot -  2309 South Bay Rd

Terrain/Trail Surface: natural, hard and loose packed, exposed roots, exposed rocks

Length: 10 km

Dress: Dress for the weather, wear good hiking shoes, don't forget your water and an energy snack to keep you going.

Duration: 2.5 - 3 hours

Difficulty:  medium - difficult terrain

Hike Type: Fast paced with minimal stops

Hike Leaders: Steven Townend 

* No Bus Stops within a 10 minute walk of the meeting location

Important Information
Registration is required to participate in the hike. This ensures that you receive all last-minute notifications, including weather-related cancellations or any changes to the event plan. Note that you will receive a confirmation email the day before the hike.

Our hikes are designed to accommodate participants capable of walking on outdoor trails. Look out for organizers in RRA dark blue vests at the event for any assistance or questions you may have.

For further inquiries, please reach out to us via email at socialmediarra@gmail.com!

Come visit us at the special Halloween Sudbury Market, Saturday, October 25th from 9 AM–2 PM at 40 Elm St! Whether you're stopping by to pick up your membership, learn more about our free community hikes, or get the inside scoop on some exciting upcoming events, we’d love to see you there. It’s a great chance to connect, ask questions, and discover how you can get involved with our local outdoor adventures. See you at the market!

About the Hike:

Join the Inclusive Trail Trekkers, a hike series led by the Rainbow Routes Association and L' Arche Sudbury Inc. Our hikes aim to create inclusive experiences on local trails and walkways, promoting accessible outdoor recreation opportunities. 

Hike Details:

When: October 24,  2025

Time: 1:00 p.m. (Please arrive 15 minutes early for registration)

Duration: 1 - 1.5 hours

Location: Bell Park

Meet: 506 Elizabeth Street

Distance: 1 - 2 km

Dress: Comfortable shoes and clothing for the weather, and don't forget to bring your water  

Difficulty: Easy, natural, boardwalk

Trail Type: Linear

Leader: William Connolly and Rachel Mantas

Hike Type: Slow paced, easy going, enjoyable walk

Pre-registration required 

You'll find Rainbow Routes Association organizers wearing RRA dark blue vests at the event.  L' Arche Sudbury Inc. organizers will be wearing identifiable t-shirts with their logo on it.

Bus Info: Take GOVA transit route 1S from the Downtown transit hub at 12:30p.m. to McNaughton at 12:34 p.m. Proceed down Paris St. towards Facer St.  Turn left on Facer St, right onto Bell Park Rd. and make a left towards Elizabeth Street. Walk is approximately 6 mins.

Please note registration is now FULL.

Join Erik Barr as he takes us out on the the trails at the Lake Laurentian Conservation Area and shows us how to safely perform trail maintenance. Topics include basic tools and using them safely, Deadfall Removal, Installation of Trail Markers, and when to contact the City of Greater Sudbury at 311 for their trail maintenance crew to arrive.  

Join us on Saturday, October 18th for trail maintenance training from 1:00 to 4:00. Registration required, please click on the button below to register.

**Please note this event has been cancelled due to rain.**

Join the English Conversations on the Trails, a hike series led by the Rainbow Routes Association and Greater Sudbury Public Library. Our hikes aim to create inclusive experiences on local trails and walkways, promoting accessible outdoor recreation opportunities. 

Come join us on Friday, October 17, 2025 at Delki Dozzi path and food forest for a Harvest Hike hosted by Ellie Ferguson in collaboration with Sudbury Shared Harvest. Enjoy a gentle walk along Delki Dozzi path as well as a tour of the Delki Dozzi food forest. Ellie will discuss what is grown at the community garden, the beauty of food forests and community gardening, harvest times for different fruits and vegetables, and some gardening tips for growing your own food.

Hike Details

When: Friday, October 17, 2025. from 1:00 - 3:00 pm

Meeting place: Delki Dozzi Park Parking Lot at 2 Mary St. Sudbury, ON

Parking: Parking is available at the meeting place

Trail: Delki Dozzi Food Forest

Trail Surface: Paved and natural.

Length: 2-3 km

Dress: A good pair of closed-toed walking shoes is recommended.  Dress appropriately for the weather, and don't forget to bring your water!!

Duration: 2 hours

Difficulty:  Easy

Hike Type: Plant identification and knowledge

Hike Leaders: Ellie Ferguson

Bus Info:  Take GOVA transit route 13 from the Downtown transit hub at 12:15 getting off at the Gutcher/Lorne Street stop at 12:24. Proceed down Gutcher Ave until you reach Mary Street, turning right and reach Delki Dozzi path.

Note: GOVA fare is $4.00. Exact change or a bus pass is required.

The RRA Hike Club is a great way to experience Greater Sudbury trails in a fun, safe, and friendly environment. Led by an experienced hiker, different trails are selected for each hike to help you discover Greater Sudbury's trail network. Hikes typically run the first Saturday of each month and are free of charge. Each hike's location and flavor changes monthly based on the season, hike leaders, and the volunteer team!

About the Hike

It’s that time again for the annual Thanksgiving Walk in the Minnow Lake Oak Forest, a joint event between Rainbow Routes and the Minnow Lake Restoration  Group. The popular 2 km hike is an enjoyable way to wrap up Thanksgiving weekend with impressive lookouts and autumn colours.  The pace is relaxing and families are welcome 

Preregistration required

Date: Monday, October 13th, 2:00 - 3:30 PM. (Please arrive 15 minutes early)
Meet: 1127 Bancroft Drive
Distance: 2km
Terrain: Natural, rocky, paved sections
Apparel: Moderate, some climbing and walking over uneven rocks. Rubber soled shoes are recommended.  
Parking: Parking lot available at 1127 Bancroft Drive (Rainbow Routes Association’s office building)

Note: Dogs are welcome on leash. The walk will not take place if there is heavy rain. 

Leaders: Peter Beckett, Paul Haynes

Have more questions? Email RRA at socialmediarra@gmail.com

Transit: GOVA bus from downtown 12 at 13:45 to Lonsdale 

                             New Sudbury 12 at 13:15 to Lonsdale 

To help us manage events, online registration and waivers are required by each participant for each hike. By registering, you'll receive a reminder email the day before, and/or be notified of any last minute changes or cancelations. Hikes run in all but the very worst of weather so please come prepared with proper footwear and clothing.

We typically share details about future hikes one to two weeks in advance on our homepage, Facebook, and Instagram & send email newsletter reminders when possible.

Rainbow Routes Association is your community organization dedicated to leading trail development and promotion in Greater Sudbury. Our initiatives and events are free for everyone to enjoy. Please support us by purchasing a membership or making a donation!

Join the English Conversations on the Trails, a hike series led by the Rainbow Routes Association and Greater Sudbury Public Library. Our hikes aim to create inclusive experiences on local trails and walkways, promoting accessible outdoor recreation opportunities. 

Come join us on Saturday September 27th, 2025 in Onaping Falls at A.Y. Jackson Trail.  We will be hiking along a gentle segment of the route, enjoying the stunning autumnal colours along the path that arrive in late September.  This hike is in association with the Lion's Club Cavalcade of Colours event occurring the same weekend at the Dowling Leisure Centre.  Both experienced and new participants are welcome.

Hike Details

When: Saturday, September 27, 2025, from 11:30 to 2:00. (Generally, all of Rainbow Routes’ hike events are 2 to 2.5 hours).

Meeting place: Parking lot 500 m North of A.Y. Jackson Welcome Centre. Sandy empty area without signage. Please note we will not be meeting at the A.Y. Jackson Welcome Centre, but 500m further down Hwy 144. Please see below map.

Parking: Parking for approximately 20 vehicles is available at the meeting location. Please note this lot is sandy, and depending on weather conditions can be somewhat muddy.

Trail: A.Y. Jackson / Onaping High Falls Trail

Trail Surface: Forest path, stairs, bridge, some rocky areas.

Length: 2-3 km

Dress: A good pair of closed-toed walking shoes is recommended.  Dress appropriately for the weather, and don't forget to bring your water!!

Duration: 2-3 hours

Difficulty:  Easy-Moderate

Hike Leaders: Cheyenne Barnes and special guest Dr. David Pearson

Bus Info:  Please note there is no GOVA service to the hike start location.  Participants will need to drive or carpool to the meeting place.  If carpooling, a suggested meeting place is Place Bonaventure Mall in Chelmsford.  From downtown take Route #104 to the Place Bonaventure Mall in Chelmsford.

Note: GOVA fare is $4.00. Exact change or a bus pass is required.

Come visit us at the Sudbury Market, Thursday, September 18th from 2 PM - 6 PM at the corner of Paris and York Street! Whether you're stopping by to pick up your membership, learn more about our free community hikes, or get the inside scoop on some exciting upcoming events, we’d love to see you there. It’s a great chance to connect, ask questions, and discover how you can get involved with our local outdoor adventures. See you at the market!

The RRA Hike Club is a great way to experience Greater Sudbury trails in a fun, safe, and friendly environment. Led by an experienced hiker, different trails are selected for each hike to help you discover Greater Sudbury's trail network. Hikes typically run the first Saturday of each month and are free of charge. Each hike's location and flavor changes monthly based on the season, hike leaders, and the volunteer team!

About the Hike
Join us Saturday, September 6, 1:00 pm-3:00 pm for Rainbow Routes September Hike Club. We will remember the town of Creighton and walk through the history of Lively, from farmland to planned community. 

Date: Saturday, September 6th, 1:00 p.m. -3:00 p.m. (Please arrive 15 minutes early)
Meet: Parking Lot of Tom Davies Community Centre/Arena, 325 Anderson Drive, Lively
Distance: 4 - 5 km
Terrain: Urban streets, sidewalks and trails AND some steep hills and optional rock climbing. Proper footwear is required. 
Apparel: Good hiking boots are a necessity; dress for the weather
Parking: Tom Davies Community Centre/Arena, 325 Anderson Drive, Lively

Leader: Paul Haynes, Peter Beckett

To help us manage events, online registration and waivers are required by each participant for each hike. By registering, you'll receive a reminder email the day before, and/or be notified of any last minute changes or cancelations. Hikes run in all but the very worst of weather so please come prepared with proper footwear and clothing.

We typically share details about future hikes one to two weeks in advance on our homepage, Facebook, and Instagram & send email newsletter reminders when possible.

Rainbow Routes Association is your community organization dedicated to leading trail development and promotion in Greater Sudbury. Our initiatives and events are free for everyone to enjoy. Please support us by purchasing a membership or making a donation!

Join the Hike Club for our August outing with a theme on the Sudbury Regreening Programme.  This hike, led by the Rainbow Routes Association in conjunction with VETAC (Sudbury’s Regreening Advisory Panel), highlights the transition of Coniston into a green community with 50 years of landscape regreening.

Come join us on Saturday August 2, 2025 as we explore the Jane Goodall Reclamation Trail, the old Coniston Cemetery and Jean-Tellier Trail. Expect to hear about how the Sudbury Regreening Programme operates, as well as looking at the landscape outcomes.

Following the hike there will be a social get together at the Colonial Inn in Coniston, a historical landmark. Lunch will be available for purchase. To help staffing at the Inn the please indicate your attendance on the registration form.

Hike Details

When:  Saturday August 2 2025 from 9:45 AM - 12:00 PM (please arrive 10 minutes early), followed by an optional social event at the Colonial Inn

Meeting place: We will be meeting at the Jane Goodall Reclamation Trail, corner of Garson-Coniston Road and Highway 17

Parking: Parking is available at the Jane Goodall Reclamation Trail, corner of Garson-Coniston Road and Highway 17

Trail: Jane Goodall Reclamation Trail, Old Cemetery Trail, Jean-Tellier Trail, some streets of Coniston

Trail Surface: Wood chip surface, natural, paved

Length: 5 km

Dress: A good pair of closed toed walking shoes is recommended.  Dress appropriate for the weather, and don't forget to bring your water!!

Duration: 2.25 hours

Difficulty:  Easy

Hike Type: Medium paced with stops

Hike Leaders: Peter Beckett & Paul Haynes

Post Event Social at the Colonial Inn, Coniston. Please indicate on registration form if attending.

Bus Info: GOVA transit route 103 from New Sudbury Shopping Centre Interchange to Second Avenue (first stop at Coniston Shopping Centre – not the Coniston hub) A RRA volunteer will lead way to Jane Goodall Trail, about 10 minutes. Return buses from Coniston at 12:20 or 13:50. Please indicate on registration form if travelling by bus.

Note: GOVA fare is $4.00. Exact change or a bus pass is required.

Important Information
Registration is required to participate in the hike. This ensures that you receive all last-minute notifications, including weather-related cancellations or any changes to the event plan. Note that you will receive a confirmation email the day before the hike.

Our hikes are designed to accommodate participants capable of walking on outdoor trails. Look out for organizers in RRA dark blue vests at the event for any assistance or questions you may have.

For further inquiries, please reach out to us via email at socialmediarra@gmail.com!

Come visit us at the Sudbury Market, Saturday, July 31st from 2 PM - 6 PM at the corner of Paris and York Street! Whether you're stopping by to pick up your membership, learn more about our free community hikes, or get the inside scoop on some exciting upcoming events, we’d love to see you there. It’s a great chance to connect, ask questions, and discover how you can get involved with our local outdoor adventures. See you at the market!

About the Hike

Join us for an interactive exploration of the Laurentian University greenspace! Discover the bee hotels and insects living in the LU greenspace, and learn about the bee research taking place there. Led by LU entomologist and bee researcher Dr. Mateus Pepinelli.

In collaboration with Coalition for a Liveable Sudbury and the LU Environmental Sustainability Committee.

Hike Details

When: Wednesday, July 30th, 2025

Time: 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm (approx. 2 hours, please arrive 15 minutes early)

Distance: 2 km

Meet:  Laurentian University Ben Avery Physical Education Building

Dress: Comfortable shoes and clothing, hat, water bottle

Difficulty: Easy

Hike Leader: Dr. Mateus Pepinelli

This event is to:

- Help community members who want to learn how to volunteer with Rainbow Routes Hike events

- Give you the skills you need to Volunteer at the Sudbury Camino on August 16

- Brush up on any past hike leader training you may have received with Hike Ontario, or other organizations

Registering helps us organize and ensures you get last minute notifications such as cancellation. You will not receive a confirmation email immediately after registering, only the day before the hike event. 

About the Hike Training

Join Angela, a regular hike leader with Rainbow Routes Association, and past Resilience Coordinator to learn about the best parts of volunteering at our hikes in Sudbury! Topics will include: Commitment to Inclusivity, Respect for Nature and Heritage, as well as Active Living. 

Come join us on Saturday July 26, 2025 as we continue our training for the 2025 Camino. We will learn more about the Camino Route, how to be safe on the trails and what to do when other may need help.

Hike Training Details

When: Saturday July 26, 2025 from 12:00 PM - 2:30 PM (please arrive 10 minutes early)
Meeting place: South End Greater Sudbury Public Library 
Parking: Parking is available at the Library, 1991 Regent St, Greater Sudbury, ON
Dress: Comfortable clothing. We will take a stretch break during the training to allow for some movement in your day. 
Duration: 2-3 hours

Hike Leaders: Angela Miller-Bruce

Bus Info:  GOVA transit route  #1s Main Line to South End at 12:30 PM to the Shoppers Drug Mart stop at 12:45 PM.  Walking time is approximately 7 minutes to the South End Public Library.  

Note: GOVA fare is $4.00. Exact change or a bus pass is required.

Important Information
Registration is required to participate in the hike training. This ensures that you receive all last-minute notifications, including weather-related cancellations or any changes to the event plan. Note that you will receive a confirmation email the day before the hike training.

For further inquiries, please reach out to us via email at socialmediarra@gmail.com!

Join the English Conversations on the Trails, a hike series led by the Rainbow Routes Association and Greater Sudbury Public Library. Our hikes aim to create inclusive experiences on local trails and walkways, promoting accessible outdoor recreation opportunities. 

Come join us on Saturday July 26, 2025 as we continue our training for the 2025 Camino.  We will be hiking along the Bell Park Boardwalk.  While out on the trail, we will be engaging in urban poling, a form of Nordic walking. Both experienced and new participants are welcome. This hike will be led by Myfawny McIntosh, who will be providing instructions on proper poling techniques. 

*Urban poles will be provided upon request to individuals aged 10 and above. Please indicate below if you will require them at least 48 hours prior to hike.  

Hike Details

When: Saturday July 26, 2025 from 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM (please arrive 20 minutes early at 8:40 AM to ensure everyone has their own set of poles)

Meeting place: We will be meeting at the Parking lots off of York Street

Parking: Parking is available at the Parking lots off of York Street

Trail: Bell Park Boardwalk

Trail Surface: Paved, Boardwalk

Length: 6-8 km (there and back)

Dress: A good pair of closed toed walking shoes is recommended.  Dress appropriate for the weather, and don't forget to bring your water!!

Duration: 2 hours

Difficulty:  Easy

Hike Type: Medium paced with stops

Hike Leaders: Myfawny McIntosh

Bus Info:  GOVA transit route  #1s Main Line to South End at 8:30 AM to the York Street stop at 8:35 AM.  Walking time is approximately 1 minute to the York Street Parking lot.  

Note: GOVA fare is $4.00. Exact change or a bus pass is required.

Come visit us at the Sudbury Market, Saturday, July 19th from 9 AM–2 PM at 40 Elm St! Whether you're stopping by to pick up your membership, learn more about our free community hikes, or get the inside scoop on some exciting upcoming events, we’d love to see you there. It’s a great chance to connect, ask questions, and discover how you can get involved with our local outdoor adventures. See you at the market!

About the Hike
Get ready to explore Sudbury’s scenic beauty and celebrate its wild blueberry heritage with us! Join the Rainbow Routes Association and the AMLC- Autumnwood Mature Lifestyle Communities for a delightful hike up Blueberry Hill. This trail offers not only a chance to enjoy panoramic views of Minnow and Ramsey Lake but also an opportunity to indulge in the lush blueberry picking patches along the way.

Hike Details:

When: Friday, July 18th, 2025      9:30 AM - 12:00 PM (Please arrive 15 minutes early for registration)

Meeting Point: Blueberry Hill trailhead in the parking area located at the back left corner of the Carmicheal Arena parking lot

Trail:  Blueberry Hill Trail

Length: 2-3 km

Duration:  2 - 2.5 hours

Hike Leaders: Peter Beckett and Paul Hynes

Terrain: Moderate (rocky trails involved, please be prepared)

Dress Code: Comfortable hiking shoes recommended, and please dress for the weather

Hike Type: We will be hiking, and taking time to pick and eat blueberries along the way

GOVA transit route #12 Second Ave. to New Sudbury at 9:15 AM from the Downtown Transit Hub to Carmicheal Arena stop at 9:23 AM.  About a 1 minute walk to the arena from stop. 

Note: GOVA fare is $4.00. Exact change or a bus pass is required.

Colour in the rainbow on your very own Rainbow Routes T-shirt.

Join us at our Camino Fundraising event to help support the trails in our community. The Art program, led by Katie Fenerty will be held at the ski chalet in Rotary Park on July 16 5:00-8:00pm. Registration will open in early June.

Come visit us at the Sudbury Market this Thursday, July 10th from 2–6 PM at the corner of Paris and York Street! Whether you're stopping by to pick up your membership, learn more about our free community hikes, or get the inside scoop on some exciting upcoming events, we’d love to see you there. It’s a great chance to connect, ask questions, and discover how you can get involved with our local outdoor adventures. See you at the market!

About The Hike

Enjoy walking through one of the beautiful trails Rainbow Routes has to offer. This trail is alongside Kelly Lake and runs from Fielding Park to Southview Drive, there are some very pretty views, lots of trees, many ups and downs and some cool boardwalks. 

Hike Details
When: Saturday, July 5th, 2025  9:00 a.m. to 11:00am
Meeting place: Fielding Park Parking Lot

Trail: Kelly Lake Trail
Terrain: Natural, Boardwalk, Some rocky surfaces
Length: 6-8 km, Linear (there and back)
Dress:  Good walking shoes
Duration: 2 hours

Difficulty: Easy to moderate
Hike Leader: Steven Townend

Hike Type:  This will be a Sudbury Camino training hike, as it is part of the Camino route. There will be short stops, with mostly navigation as the focus for the hike. 

Important Information

Registration is required to participate in the hike. This ensures that you receive all last-minute notifications, including weather-related cancellations or any changes to the event plan. Note that you will receive a confirmation email the day before the hike.

Our hikes are designed to accommodate participants capable of walking on outdoor trails. Look out for organizers in RRA dark blue vests at the event for any assistance or questions you may have.

For further inquiries, please reach out to us via email at socialmediarra@gmail.com!

About the Hike

Rainbow Routes is in partnership with the Laurentian's Environmental Sustainability Committee for a special evening walk under the stars and planets.  Join us for a Planetarium show at the Doran Planetarium at Laurentian University's Fraser building, followed by a walk under the stars to the Living with Lakes Centre, as we observe Venus and Mercury in the night sky!

Please consider bringing a non-perishable food item to donate to Laurentian University's Student Food Bank. 

Hike Details

When:  Friday, June 20th, 2025 from 7:00p.m - 9:30p.m

Location:  935 Ramsey Lake Road, Sudbury, ON P3E 2C6

Meeting place:  Fraser Building at Laurentian University (Before the hike we will watch a short Planetarium show.)

Trail: Laurentian University to Living With Lakes Centre

Terrain: Hardpacked, natural

Length: 2 km

Dress:  Hike will be in the evening, dress for the weather.

Difficulty:  Easy/Moderate

Duration: 1.5 - 2 hours

Hike Leaders: Hoi Cheu

Hike Type: Medium paced with stops to enjoy the views above!

Bus Info:  GOVA transit route  #3 LU via Regent at 6:00 PM from the Downtown Transit Hub to the Residence stop at 6:27 PM.  Walk West on on University Road toward Manitou Rd. make four rights, and you will arrive at the Fraser Building.  Walking time is approximately 6 minutes.

Note: GOVA fare is $4.00. Exact change or a bus pass is required.

Important Information
Registration is required to participate in the hike. This ensures that you receive all last-minute notifications, including weather-related cancellations or any changes to the event plan. Note that you will receive a confirmation email the day before the hike.

Our hikes are designed to accommodate participants capable of walking on outdoor trails. Look out for organizers in RRA dark blue vests at the event for any assistance or questions you may have.

For further inquiries, please reach out to us via email at socialmediarra@gmail.com!

Trail Care Day – Join Us in Giving Back to the Trails
Join us on Saturday, June 14 for a hands-on trail care event, supported by Trans Canada Trail. We're teaming up with the Junction Creek Stewardship Committee to help keep Sudbury’s trails clean and beautiful.

Parking is available at the Greater Sudbury Utility across Regent Street and the St Francis Elementary School parking lot (691 Lilac Street).

All are welcome—volunteers, members, and community alike. RSVP for more details and get ready to roll up your sleeves!

About The Hike

Join us for a vibrant and inclusive hike celebrating Pride Month. Set against the backdrop of Bethel Lake Trail’s natural beauty, this morning hike will take us to a gorgeous look out where we’ll enjoy light afternoon snacks and share some Pride gear. 

This hike is about more than just enjoying nature; it’s about creating space for 2SLGBTQIA+ friends, families, and allies to connect, feel welcome, and celebrate the diversity that strengthens our community. The outdoors are for everyone - let’s walk together in support, solidarity, and Pride.

Hike Details
When: Saturday, June 7, 2025  9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Meeting place: Living with Lakes Parking lot

Trail: Bethel Lake Trail
Terrain: Natual, Boardwalk
Length: 1 km
Dress:  Good walking shoes
Duration: 1.5 - 2 hours
Hike Leaders: Nathan Kanasawe

Hike Type:  This will be a Sudbury Camino training hike, as it is part of the Camino route. There will be short stops, with mostly navigation as the focus for the hike. 

Important Information

Registration is required to participate in the hike. This ensures that you receive all last-minute notifications, including weather-related cancellations or any changes to the event plan. Note that you will receive a confirmation email the day before the hike.

Our hikes are designed to accommodate participants capable of walking on outdoor trails. Look out for organizers in RRA dark blue vests at the event for any assistance or questions you may have.

For further inquiries, please reach out to us via email at socialmediarra@gmail.com!

About the Hike

We will host our English Conversations on the Trails, welcoming all newcomers, those who speak English as a second language and all trail users who want to help welcome new friends. Come join us on Saturday April 12, 2025 to explore the Rotary Park Trail. While out on the trails, we will be engaging in urban poling, a form of Nordic walking. Both experienced and new participants are welcome. This hike will be led by Myfawny McIntosh, who will be providing instructions on proper poling techniques. 

*Urban poles will be provided upon request. Please indicate below if you will require them at least 48 hours prior to hike.  

Hike Details

When: Saturday April 12, 2025 from 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM (please arrive 15 minutes early at 9:45 AM)

Meeting place: Adanac Ski Hill main entrance, in front of the Rainbow Routes sign

Parking: 744 Beatrice Cres. The parking lot of the Adanac Ski Hill

Trail: Rotary Park Trail

Trail Surface: hardpack, natural

Length: 3 km

Dress: Layer for the weather, and make sure to have a good pair of boots.  It's always good to stay hydrated, so please bring along your water.

Duration: 1.5 - 2 hours

Hike Leader: Myfawny McIntosh

GOVA transit route #2 (Barrydowne/Cambrian) at 9:15 AM from the Downtown Terminal, getting off at the Barrydowne & Westmount stop, which arrives at 9:26 AM. Walk down Westmount towards Adanac Ski Hill (approx. 19 mins.). 

Note: GOVA fare is $4.00. Exact change or a bus pass is required.

*Please be advised, decent amount of walking is required to traverse from bus stop. Arriving early is recommended to ensure you reach the entrance to Adanac Ski Hill on time. 

Register Here