Sports and leisure activities Toronto & Area

The Brantford-Hamilton railway has been transformed into a multi-purpose trail and crosses the Dundas Valley Conservation Area. It extends over some thirty kilometres, linking these two towns, and is accessible on foot, by bicycle, snowshoe, cross-country ski and even on horseback. Access from the Hamilton area is to the Dundas Valley Conservation Area in Dundas and access fees may be charged (Jerseyville and Brantford access is free).

The famous Nathan Phillips Square Ice Rink has been attracting thousands of locals and tourists every winter to test their skills on ice for generations. Don't have the equipment? No problem, as skates, helmets and mittens can be rented on site. A skate sharpening service is also available for a fee. Please note that an official ID card is required for deposit. A great activity to do in the heart of the city!

Located in Alton, Ontario, TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley is a renowned golf course in Canada. The course also offers tournaments and special programs, with a dedicated director. In addition to golf, TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley plans to open new clubhouses, facilities and accommodations on site in 2024. For those wishing to reach the course from Toronto, simply take Highway 427 north, then Highway 401 west towards Highway 410 north. From Detroit, take Highway 401 east and exit at Waterloo Regional Road 24. TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley is a must for visiting golfers.

Want to take to the water just a few steps from downtown? Located on the waterfront, this water sports center offers a wide range of services for all levels and tastes. You can rent a variety of boats such as canoes, kayaks or paddleboards (SUP), take courses to learn or develop your technique, or take part in a guided tour such as the one offered in a large traveling canoe (rabaska).