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SFNOC EVENT CALENDAR June 1 2020 to September 30 2020 MULTI-DAY EVENTS SFNOC EVENT CALENDAR June 1 2020 to September 30 2020 MULTI-DAY EVENTS •Tuesday June 9 2020 - Friday June 12 2020 Multi-day Cycling, Prince Edward County •Tuesday August 4 2020 - Thursday August 6 2020 Multi-day Cycling: Rail trails around Peterborough. •Monday September 7 2020 - Friday September 11 2020 Camp ~ Canoe Depot Lakes near Kingston •Monday September 21 2020 - Friday September 25 2020 Multi-day Paddling: Trent-Severn Waterway Leg 3, Lock 35 Rosedale to Lock 27 Young’s Point SINGLE DAY EVENTS •Tuesday June 2 2020 Canoe Day Trip - Beaver River •Thursday June 4 2020 Cycle - Dundas to Brantford return on rail trail - 60kms •Sunday June 7 2020 Team SFNOC - Manulife Ride For Heart •Tuesday June 9 2020 Canoe, Nottawasaga River, Edenvale to Wasaga Sports Park •Thursday June 11 2020 Cycle Taylor Creek to Lake Ontario return •Tuesday June 16 2020 Scugog Country Cruise •Thursday June 18 2020 Islington Murals Walk •Tuesday June 23 2020 Parks and Art, Toronto Music Garden Walk •Thursday June 25 2020 Tortoise Cycle ~ Betty Sutherland Trail •Thursday July 2 2020 Canoe ~ Guelph Lake •Tuesday July 7 2020 Trent Waterway Kirkfield Lift Lock 36 to Rosedale Lock 35 •Wednesday July 8 2020 Pearson Airport tour •Thursday July 9 2020 Cycle ~ Oshawa Creek Bike Path •Tuesday July 14 2020 Tuesday July 14 – Walk the Toronto Zoo with an Insider •Thursday July 16 2020 Canoe ~ Toronto Islands •Tuesday July 21 2020 Canoe Muskoka River •Thursday July 23 2020 Cycle ~ Nokiidaa (Tom Taylor) Bike Trail •Tuesday July 28 2020 Canoe Emily Creek •Thursday July 30 2020 Hike ~ Rouge Valley—High Trail to Glen Rouge •Tuesday August 4 2020 Canoe Day Trip - Port Credit •Tuesday August 11 2020 Canoe ~ Jordan Harbour •Thursday August 13 2020 Hike ~ Seaton Trail—Green River to Whitevale •Tuesday August 18 2020 Canoe Burnt River •Tuesday August 25 2020 Canoe ~ Lower Scugog •Thursday August 27 2020 Tortoise Cycle ~ TBA •Tuesday September 1 2020 Washago Loop canoe •Thursday September 3 2020 Hike ~ Marie Lake—Oak Ridges Trail •Tuesday September 8 2020 Hike Through James Garden and Etienne Brule Park •Thursday September 10 2020 St Jacobs and area cycle •Tuesday September 29 2020 Upper Big Chute Loop cycle CANOEING EVENTS •Tuesday June 2 2020 Canoe Day Trip - Beaver River •Tuesday June 9 2020 Canoe, Nottawasaga River, Edenvale to Wasaga Sports Park •Thursday July 2 2020 Canoe ~ Guelph Lake •Tuesday July 7 2020 Trent Waterway Kirkfield Lift Lock 36 to Rosedale Lock 35 •Thursday July 16 2020 Canoe ~ Toronto Islands •Tuesday July 21 2020 Canoe Muskoka River •Tuesday July 28 2020 Canoe Emily Creek •Tuesday August 4 2020 Canoe Day Trip - Port Credit •Tuesday August 11 2020 Canoe ~ Jordan Harbour •Tuesday August 18 2020 Canoe Burnt River •Tuesday August 25 2020 Canoe ~ Lower Scugog •Tuesday September 1 2020 Washago Loop canoe •Monday September 7 2020 - Friday September 11 2020 Camp ~ Canoe Depot Lakes near Kingston •Monday September 21 2020 - Friday September 25 2020 Multi-day Paddling: Trent-Severn Waterway Leg 3, Lock 35 Rosedale to Lock 27 Young’s Point CYCLING EVENTS •Thursday June 4 2020 Cycle - Dundas to Brantford return on rail trail - 60kms •Sunday June 7 2020 Team SFNOC - Manulife Ride For Heart •Tuesday June 9 2020 - Friday June 12 2020 Multi-day Cycling, Prince Edward County •Thursday June 11 2020 Cycle Taylor Creek to Lake Ontario return •Tuesday June 16 2020 Scugog Country Cruise •Thursday June 25 2020 Tortoise Cycle ~ Betty Sutherland Trail •Thursday July 9 2020 Cycle ~ Oshawa Creek Bike Path •Thursday July 23 2020 Cycle ~ Nokiidaa (Tom Taylor) Bike Trail •Tuesday August 4 2020 - Thursday August 6 2020 Multi-day Cycling: Rail trails around Peterborough. •Thursday August 27 2020 Tortoise Cycle ~ TBA •Thursday September 10 2020 St Jacobs and area cycle •Tuesday September 29 2020 Upper Big Chute Loop cycle HIKING EVENTS •Thursday June 18 2020 Islington Murals Walk •Tuesday June 23 2020 Parks and Art, Toronto Music Garden Walk •Thursday July 30 2020 Hike ~ Rouge Valley—High Trail to Glen Rouge •Thursday August 13 2020 Hike ~ Seaton Trail—Green River to Whitevale •Thursday September 3 2020 Hike ~ Marie Lake—Oak Ridges Trail •Tuesday September 8 2020 Hike Through James Garden and Etienne Brule Park CONTEMPLATIVE EVENTS •Tuesday June 23 2020 Parks and Art, Toronto Music Garden Walk •Wednesday July 8 2020 Pearson Airport tour •Tuesday July 14 2020 Tuesday July 14 – Walk the Toronto Zoo with an Insider Multi Day Event Details Tuesday June 9 2020 - Friday June 12 2020 Multi-day Cycling, Prince Edward County Presqu'ile Provincial Park Join us for 3 days, of camping & cycling at Presqu'ile Provincial Park. Details of activities will be communicated to participants later, but we will probably spend most of the time on the quiet back roads and trails of "The County" (Prince Edward, that is), and will likely take in a wine/brewery tour one day. The cost per person will depend on how many participants we have occupying each campsite, but should be under $50 for the three nights per person. The cycling will be moderate distances - 25 to 35 km on easy, mostly flat terrain. Please register by May 9th Contact: Ian [email protected](647) 230-0427 Tuesday August 4 2020 - Thursday August 6 2020 Multi-day Cycling: Rail trails around Peterborough. Peterborough The Peterborough area has some really great rides — plenty to fill a 3-day trip. The tentative itinerary: •Day 1.p.m. The Rotary Greenway Trail that would be a 35 km out and backPeterborough to Lakefield following the Otonobee and going through Trent University with a short side trip to the Lift Locks and the site of the newCanadian Canoe Museum (slated to open spring 2022). •Day 2.A 50 km plus (longer if you wish) out and back on the rail trail to Omemee and Lindsay— part of the Trans-Canada (or Great) Trail. Omemee makes a good turnaround point and has an excellent littlebakery/cafe and picnic ground beside the Pigeon River. A very pretty ride— the highlight is a 200 metre-long original trestle bridge (Doube’s Trestle Bridge) with grand views on both sides. •Day 3.The Victoria Rail Trail offers another 50 km out and back from Lindsay to Fenelon Falls, through lake country. This will be quite small group as it is the first time we have tried it. Accommodations at Trent University. Some non-riding activity options for evenings or a bad-weather day include: the Canadian Canoe Museum, still on Monaghan St – a real gem. And you might beinterested in taking in a show on one of the evenings at the 4th Line Theatre, an excellent outdoor theatre near Millbrook. https://www.4thlinetheatre.on.ca/ If you would like to Join this one, let Neil Stuart know. [email protected] Monday September 7 2020 - Friday September 11 2020 Camp ~ Canoe Depot Lakes near Kingston Come paddling and camping five days near Kingston Sept 7-11 2020. Depot Lakes Conservation Centre is just west and north of Kingston. The grassy day use site is all ours with large kitchen shelter, hot shower, flush toilets, and we are right on the water. Hiking and paddling are available - three lakes are big enough each for a day’s paddle. Choose your own schedule or join us each day. The cost depends on the number of participants but is usually less than a Provincial Park. Set the days aside now. In May we will start accepting participants. Organizers: Diana [email protected] 416 225 8206.,Carolyn Barfoot. Monday September 21 2020 - Friday September 25 2020 Multi-day Paddling: Trent-Severn Waterway Leg 3, Lock 35 Rosedale to Lock 27 Young’s Point Trent-Severn Waterway Trent-Severn Waterway Leg 3 , September 21-25, 2020 Lock 35 Rosedale to Lock 27 Young’s Point 9:30 am 87.5km ±. Semi- Wilderness Canoe Directions: From Toronto, Highway 401 west to Bowmanville, Highway 115 & 35 north to Highway 35 exit. Highway 35 north to Rosedale Lock Road Rd. This is a flat water trip but across mostly lakes where wind and waves may play a factor. Day 1. Rosedale Lock 35 to Verulam Park 19km±. As well as a car shuttle to Young’s point. (long day) Day 2. Verulam Park to Lock 32 Bobcaygeon 15.5± Day 3. Lock 32 Bobcaygeon to Lock 31 Buckhorn 28± (long day) Day 4. Lock 31 Buckhorn to Lock 30 Lovesick 9.5± Day 5. Lock 30 Lovesick to Lock 29 at Young’s Point 15.6± Please register by Friday August 31. Organizer: Bob Vogel 705-896-5934 [email protected] Single Day Event Details Tuesday June 2 2020 Canoe Day Trip - Beaver River Kimberley to Slabtown Meet At Access point 2 Epping which is on Sideroad 19 west off Regional Rd 13. South of Heathcote or you may take Regional Road 13 east from Kimberly to Sideroad 13. For the most part this is an easy paddle to Heathcote where we shall have lunch where there is a good bakery. After lunch there are some eddies and tiny rapids. Bring the required safety gear, water, sunscreen and lunch. Confirm attendance by by Monday, July1 Leader: Norman [email protected] 905 845 0939 cell 905 330 6605 Thursday June 4 2020 Cycle - Dundas to Brantford return on rail trail - 60kms Cycle - Dundas to Brantford return on rail trail - 60kms •Location: Little John Park, at the Junction of Little John Road and Lynden Ave, Hamilton •Dundas to Brantford and back A pretty ride that follows the Hamilton-Brantford Rail Trail — part of the old Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo Railway (TH&B) route. It starts by climbing up the escarpment through Dundas Conservation Area — a gentle climb (it is a rail trail) but it makes for an agreeably fast ending to the ride coming back.
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