All Outings
Please join us for the Wilderness Canoe Association’s 2019 Annual General Meeting on Saturday March 2nd, 2019. We will be meeting in the Community room of the new MEC store in north Toronto...
Join us for an early spring run (water levels permitting) on the Credit from Inglewood to Glen Williams. Suitable for novices but some competence in moving water is helpful.There are two weirs we...
Are you heading out for your first hiking or camping trip and confused about what you really need to bring? Are you worried about how you are going to carry all that gear? Or, are you a seasoned...
Our traditional exploring of the Minesing Wetlands.
As we always get out starting at Willow creek to Edenvale.
The idea came up to see if we could paddle further on the Nottawassaga...
This is a 50km loop and we are going to finish in two days with one-night camping by the river. It's a combination of small / big lake water and river travels. There are five rapids on Gibson...
Beginner trip on river.
Yes there are swifts and moving water, but it is very mild. An excellent way to learn how to read a river, where to look for rocks swifts and obstacles.
Have...
okay this is part 2.
Nottawasaga River from Edenvale to Wasaga Beach
I'm organizing this with Gary James, who has done this river portion last year.
I will be organizing the...
Part 3 NorthWest Wilderness Quest.
June 3 - June 14, 2019 - possible to extend 2 days - depending on inclement weather plus 4-5 days travelling as it is close to 2000 km by car.
If...
2019.02.01- update, I am looking for a partner to finish this Quest.
Life has gotten in the way of this trip for many of the original crew. I have decided to join forces with Emmy and Peter...
With a length of 125 km, this spectacular river is filled with breathtaking views, wildlife and classic class 2 and 3 rapids with NO portages. The Bonaventure River is a river located in Gaspesie...
Please join us for our traditional WCA Canada Day summer weekend at Palmer Rapids on the...
This is a 4-day loop to Nellie Lake, Killarney Provincial Park. Nellie Lake is the clearest lake in Killarney that one can see the bottom through approximately 20 meters of water. Instead of...
