May 13, 2026
44th annual Orienteering ADVENTURE RACE for schools
Jun 06, 2026
Come join us on June 6th where we combine 2 of our favourite sports - Mountain Biking and Orienteering!!
Jun 14, 2026
posted on Apr 11th, 2026 by Andrew
Join us for this spring's Mob Match as we return to Dufferin Forest!
Registration is OPEN!
Sep 13, 2026
posted on Apr 11th, 2026 by Andrew
Come join us on September 13 st for this year's Turkey Trot!
4 levels of difficulty to choose from.
Last day to sign up is September 11!
Apr 19, 2026
posted on Mar 13th, 2026 by Andrew
The TOC Knockout is back! Don't get knocked out!
Feb 15, 2026
Our Second event of 2026! Come out for a fun day of Orienteering!
Jan 11, 2026
Our first event of 2026 - the TOC OCup!
Come join us as we return to North Tract - York Region forest.
The Toronto Orienteering Club (TOC) invites you to orienteer in Toronto city parks. These informal, recreational events are for everyone – both beginners and experienced orienteers. Come and see how easy it is to start orienteering and enjoy the outdoors this summer. You’ll discover how interesting our many beautiful city parks can be while getting some good exercise.
In-person registration will start at 6:15 on the Wednesday. The meeting place will be marked by an orange and white orienteering flag. Participation is FREE for TOC members, non-members will be asked to pay $5. After getting your course map you can run/walk the course at your leisure. The course will close at 8:00pm. There will usually be a beginner and an advanced course. You will also be able to receive informal orienteering instruction from TOC members at the registration area.
The controls to find on the course will be marked by short orange ribbons. The ribbons will be in place for 1 week, so you have a week to do the course. NOTE there is no guarantee that a ribbon will remain in place. Especially in busier areas of a park, other users of the park may remove them.
If you can't make it in person on the Wednesday, you can get a pdf copy of the course:
GPS COURSES OR MAPRUN6 COURSES
Some Wed courses may indicate that they also have a virtual (GPS) version, this allows you to find the controls using the MAPRUN6 app on your smartphone (you don't need to see the ribbon). In this case first follow the waiver procedure above, then you can use the app on your smartphone to do the course.
Here is how it works:
To complete the virtual course, the pdf map is not required (but highly recomended), you can just use the map on your phone (it's a less accurate Open-Street Map) but the pdf map, since it's more detailed will help with your navigation.
If you are new to Maprun6 watch a short video on how to set it up and use the first time HERE.
Past GPS/Maprun6 Courses
ALL of our past GPS/Maprun6 Courses are available to club members that provide a current waiver. The PDF files of the maps are available HERE. If you have questions on the software please contact us at [email protected]
For more information, you can contact the meet director of the event by e-mail (click on the name), or email Park Series Coordinator.
May 06, 2026
posted on Apr 23rd, 2026 by Kevin
Relive some Canadian history. This map covers parts of the former RCAF Station Downsview (aka CFB Toronto).
Pizza party at Boston Pizza after the event! 8:30pm
May 13, 2026
posted on Apr 24th, 2026 by Malcolm
Lots of paths - so great for BEGINNERS, but also many complicated features - so challenging for EXPERIENCED orienteers.
May 20, 2026
posted on Jul 18th, 2025 by Andrew
You can 'reflect' at the HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL, or take in some entertainment at the BARRY ZUKERMAN amphitheatre. OR participate in the great sport of ORIENTEERING.
May 27, 2026
posted on Apr 23rd, 2026 by Kevin
Beautiful park in downtown Toronto. Scale is 1:4000, so experts can test their sprint skills, while beginners can learn to orienteer in familiar surroundings.
The start location is the wooden platform down in the dog bowl.
Jun 03, 2026
This park is next to U of T Mississauga, so you can experience both the forest and the urban environments.
Jun 10, 2026
Follow the directions CAREFULLY to find the start. This is a technically difficult park so beginners should be careful. Also the mosquitoes may be out in force.
Jun 17, 2026
Glendon College connects to the Sunnybrook Park system, making for GREAT orienteering. If you park in the parking lot, make sure you pay otherwise you will almost certainly get a TICKET!
Jun 24, 2026
An amazing park with: ravines, wetlands, a large reservoir, a mausoleum, and horse stables. See if you can find the amazing tree consumed with burl deformities right on the main path in the N part of the park
Jul 01, 2026
Multiple Sports can be found at ET Seton! Archery, Disc Golf - and of course Orienteering!!
Jul 08, 2026
By the Humber River. Close to the OLD MILL subway station.
While you're orienteering, you can re-trace the trade routes of the Anishinaabe peoples along the Humber River and visit their scared burial ground - but be respectful and please d
Jul 15, 2026
The meeting place is outside the Earl Bales Community Centre. Bathurst Park is next to Earl Bales Park and is a technically difficult park with lots of MTB trails and dense forest.
Jul 22, 2026
The start is at the parking lot off HALDON AVE.
This is a long park with lots of difficult, technical ravines. But you can also stay on/close to the paths if you're less experienced.
Jul 29, 2026
Located near Bayview and Steeles. A great park with: ravines, forests and paved paths. Meeting place is corner of Laureleaf Rd S and Bestview Dr.
Aug 05, 2026
The meeting place is at the end of Carlton St at Riverdale Park Rd. This map will take you to both sides of the Don River/DVP, with lots of variation in terrain from flat and open to hilly and forested. New Map!
Aug 12, 2026
posted on Jul 18th, 2025 by Andrew
You can 'reflect' at the HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL, or take in some entertainment at the BARRY ZUKERMAN amphitheatre. OR participate in the great sport of ORIENTEERING.
Aug 19, 2026
We're using EDWARDS GARDENS as the gateway into the northern part of the Sunnybrook Park system. Please NO RUNNING while you're in Edwards Gdns proper.
Aug 26, 2026
High Park is an intricate park with lots of interesting features, but you're surrounded by the city, so it's IMPOSSIBLE to get LOST!
Jan 01, 2026
Thank you everyone for another great season in Toronto Parks!
Our Weekly Series will return in the spring. However we host regular weekend events throughout the winter!