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We have one camp site booked on Rock Lake, which can accommodate 3 tents.
We will leave the city from Downsview station at 2 PM on Friday. Make sure you can be there ready to go by that time, I won't be rearranging carpooling for anyone! We'll drive up and arrive before sunset to set up.
We will have an early start on Saturday, and drive out to the Lookout Trail. We'll then head over to the Spruce Bog Boardwalk before heading back to camp. Once back, we'll have lunch, then hike the Booth"s Rock Trail. The rest of the evening will be dinner and relaxing. If you have your valid Ontario Fishing Licence, you can fish for Lake Trout in Rock Lake.
On Sunday after breakfast and packing up, we'll walk over to Coon Lake and take in the 10 km Centennial Ridges Trail. We'll then hit the road and stop in Huntsville for dinner before making the final trek back to the city.
The Important Stuff
- Pre-meeting to be held on Tuesday Sept 4 at 7 PM. Consider this a mandatory part of the event! (Apologies for the early date, but TIFF is between that and the event, so I'm stuck)
- There is a limit of 3 tents/shelters per site in Algonquin, so you must share a tent. We will aim for three tents, 2 people per.
- We will discuss and finalize food at the pre-meeting. Shared meals (breakfast / dinner) will be vegetarian, but you can bring lunch meats, jerky etc. for yourself.
- We will discuss gear at the pre-meeting. We’ll share what we can, but you will need to have your own: warm sleeping bag, sleeping mat, day pack (for hikes), water container, utensils, plate/bowl, proper hiking boots, lunch/snacks and more.
- Some of the hikes will be challenging, so you must have previous hiking experience. If you are new to the TOC, please detail in the notes your hiking/camping experience, or I might remove you from the event.
- We will respect the environment by practicing “Leave no trace”. There will be no washing dishes in the lake, no dumping your left over food behind the nearest tree, feeding the bears etc.
- Final cost per person is variable and depends at least on: equal split of attendees over the cost of the site ($91.75), equal split for shared items (e.g. firewood, parking costs, shared food/fuel), car pool cost (which will include travel to day hikes). A refund may be given to participants at the end of the event based on actual number of attendees and final costs.
photo credit: Stacy
| Required Items to Bring: sleeping bag / pad hiking boots weather appropriate clothing water container personal utensils/bowl/plate lunch/snacks | | Recommended Items to Bring: Use our Event Checklists to make sure you have everything you need. hiking poles camera |
- Registration is NOT COMPLETE until you've signed up and paid by the registration cut off date. The money must be in the TOC's possession by that date. No exceptions.
- When a minimum group size appears, this is to let you know that the event will be cancelled with full refunds to those who have already paid, if the minimum number of registered participants is not met. For any events where TOC needs a minimum number of participants, there will be absolutely no refund of money if you cancel.
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- Details of this event are subject to undergo a change at any point in time, with or without warning.
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- $33.50/person for campsite fees & parking for 1 extra car. Costs are shared based on minimum of three people, if we have six people then there will be a refund.
- $1.50 TOC payment processing fee
Suggested donation amount for this event is: $2.00/Person.
Cancellation/Partial Attendance:
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