TFN offers our members over 100 Guided Walks each year, led by knowledgeable volunteers who enjoy sharing their passion for nature. Walks happen year round, all days of the week, in all areas of the city, and cater to a wide range of comfort and fitness levels. A variety of themes are represented: nature & ecology, birding, history, geology, and many others. Members are always welcome to bring guests!
Upcoming Walks for Members (full details in members-only area)
- Wed, Oct 21st – Seed Collection in The Meadoway (public)
- Thurs, Oct 22nd – Junction Triangle, West Toronto Rail
- Sat, Oct 24th – Oaks of Keystone Avenue
- Sun, Oct 25th – Industrial History, Environment, and Restoration in Toronto’s Port Lands
- Sun, Nov 1st – Sunday Stroll in High Park (public)
- Sun, Nov 8th – Nature and History: Davisville to St. Clair or Evergreen Brickworks
- Thurs, Nov 12th – Biidaasige Park
- Sat, Nov 14th – Centennial Park, Creek Rehabilitation
- Sat, Nov 21st – Necropolis and Riverdale Farm (public)
- Sat, Nov 28th – The Hidden Life of Trees
We also offer public walks which are posted below.
Next Public Walks
Public Outing: Seed Collection in The MeadowayDate: Oct 21, 2026 @ 13:00Meeting Location: 115 Hobson Avenue - Join Meadoway staff collecting native seeds from the beautiful meadowland of The Meadoway, a highly successful restoration project in the Scarborough hydro corridor. Participants will learn about the plants, how Read More
Public Walk: Autumn Stroll in High ParkDate: Nov 1, 2026 @ 2:30Meeting Location: High Park - Join TFN members on a walk to enjoy the lovely colours of Autumn. We will stroll through High Park, visit the zoo if it is open and enjoy the nice Read More
Public Walk: Necropolis and Riverdale FarmDate: Nov 21, 2026 @ 10:00Meeting Location: Castle Frank Subway station - A walk through historic Cabbagetown offers charming residential streetscapes at every time of year. Our destinations will include the picturesque Necropolis cemetery, dating back to 1850, and Riverdale Farm directly Read MoreOutings Etiquette
- Please follow our Naturalist’s Code of Ethics on outings to minimize our impact on nature.
- Photographers, please read our Ethical Nature Photography Best Practices.
- Dogs are not allowed on TFN outings, apart from leashed registered service dogs.
- Please let the walk leader know if you are leaving a walk early.
Cancellation Policy
An outing will be cancelled if there is a 70% or higher chance of thunderstorm or if other hazardous weather arises. See our full cancellation policy here.
Tips for warm-weather walks:
- Hiking boots or running shoes will keep you steady on uneven ground.
- Long pants can protect your legs from thistles, poison ivy and ticks.
- Bring water, sunscreen, insect repellent and your cell phone.
- Check yourself for ticks after the walk.