Calendar of Activities List

Description: This will be a winter extravaganza in one of the greatest winter settings in the world.  All types of winter activities are involved including;

• Downhill skiing at Mont Ste Anne and Le Massif
• Cross Country skiing at Mont Ste Anne Cross Country Ski Centre.
• Luge and Snowshoeing at Le Massif.
• Ice Climbing at Montmorency Falls.

Three dinners and four breakfasts will be included.

Date: Thursday, February 12th, returning on Monday, February 16th.


Cost: $500.00 CAD per person.  Three dinners and four breakfasts will be included.

Gear: All requisite gear depending on your intended participation in the various activities.


Trip leaders: Rob Le Blanc - leblancrobertwade@gmail.com and Bryan Thompson -patrowski@hotmail.com

Max Participants: 20

Trip Classification: A,B and C

Trip Hazards:
(Depending on activity)
Communication and Rescue
Falls and Belaying
Rockfall and Icefall
Terrain
Boots and Binding Systems
General Hazards
Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details.   

ACC Waiver: Signing of ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Please be read and be aware of the ACC waiver before attending. Members sign the waiver when completing renewal/registration.  Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are asked to sign the waiver in person when attending.

Description: This will be a winter extravaganza in one of the greatest winter settings in the world.  All types of winter activities are involved including;

• Downhill skiing at Mont Ste Anne and Le Massif
• Cross Country skiing at Mont Ste Anne Cross Country Ski Centre.
• Luge and Snowshoeing at Le Massif.
• Ice Climbing at Montmorency Falls.

Three dinners and four breakfasts will be included.

Date: Thursday, February 12th, returning on Monday, February 16th.


Cost: $500.00 CAD per person.  Three dinners and four breakfasts will be included.

Gear: All requisite gear depending on your intended participation in the various activities.


Trip leaders: Rob Le Blanc - leblancrobertwade@gmail.com and Bryan Thompson -patrowski@hotmail.com

Max Participants: 20

Trip Classification: A,B and C

Trip Hazards:
(Depending on activity)
Communication and Rescue
Falls and Belaying
Rockfall and Icefall
Terrain
Boots and Binding Systems
General Hazards
Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details.   

ACC Waiver: Signing of ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Please be read and be aware of the ACC waiver before attending. Members sign the waiver when completing renewal/registration.  Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are asked to sign the waiver in person when attending.

WHEN: Feb 13 – 16, 2026

Departure for Algoma will be Friday, Feb. 13 (after work);

return from Algoma on Monday, Feb. 16, 2025 (after climbing).

WHERE: Blind River, Iron Bridge, Ontario (6 hours north of Toronto)

DESCRIPTION: Three days of ice climbing. Lots of good ice. Multiple areas with multiple climbs between 20-50 metres high.

ACCOMMODATION: We will be staying at the “7 Birches” cottage at the former Mountain View Camp on Lake Duborne, 13-14 km north of Blind River. There's room for up to 8 participants in the cottage. Cost for the cottage: about $30-35 per person per night (depending on how many people go).

If another 4-8 people sign up, then there is the possibility of renting another cottage nearby on Granary Lake.

TRANSPORTATION: Cars (carpooling encouraged)

TRIP LEADER: To sign up for the trip and for further information, contact Danylo Darewych at dedokvadratu@yahoo.ca

TRIP CLASSIFICATION: B

GEAR: Participants must have a helmet, harness, belay device, ice tools, ice climbing boots, ice climbing crampons and snowshoes (you might be able to get by without snowshoes or you might really suffer without them). Sleds and dry ropes are useful.

TRIP HAZARDS:
Falls and Belaying
Rockfall and Icefall
General HazardsTerrain

Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details.

ACC TRIP WAIVER: Signing of the ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Participants must read the waiver before attending. Members will already have signed the waiver on-line when completing their membership renewal/registration and do not need to sign it again. Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are asked to sign the waiver in person at the event. https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/accwaiver/

Description: This will be a winter extravaganza in one of the greatest winter settings in the world.  All types of winter activities are involved including;

• Downhill skiing at Mont Ste Anne and Le Massif
• Cross Country skiing at Mont Ste Anne Cross Country Ski Centre.
• Luge and Snowshoeing at Le Massif.
• Ice Climbing at Montmorency Falls.

Three dinners and four breakfasts will be included.

Date: Thursday, February 12th, returning on Monday, February 16th.


Cost: $500.00 CAD per person.  Three dinners and four breakfasts will be included.

Gear: All requisite gear depending on your intended participation in the various activities.


Trip leaders: Rob Le Blanc - leblancrobertwade@gmail.com and Bryan Thompson -patrowski@hotmail.com

Max Participants: 20

Trip Classification: A,B and C

Trip Hazards:
(Depending on activity)
Communication and Rescue
Falls and Belaying
Rockfall and Icefall
Terrain
Boots and Binding Systems
General Hazards
Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details.   

ACC Waiver: Signing of ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Please be read and be aware of the ACC waiver before attending. Members sign the waiver when completing renewal/registration.  Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are asked to sign the waiver in person when attending.

WHEN: Feb 13 – 16, 2026

Departure for Algoma will be Friday, Feb. 13 (after work);

return from Algoma on Monday, Feb. 16, 2025 (after climbing).

WHERE: Blind River, Iron Bridge, Ontario (6 hours north of Toronto)

DESCRIPTION: Three days of ice climbing. Lots of good ice. Multiple areas with multiple climbs between 20-50 metres high.

ACCOMMODATION: We will be staying at the “7 Birches” cottage at the former Mountain View Camp on Lake Duborne, 13-14 km north of Blind River. There's room for up to 8 participants in the cottage. Cost for the cottage: about $30-35 per person per night (depending on how many people go).

If another 4-8 people sign up, then there is the possibility of renting another cottage nearby on Granary Lake.

TRANSPORTATION: Cars (carpooling encouraged)

TRIP LEADER: To sign up for the trip and for further information, contact Danylo Darewych at dedokvadratu@yahoo.ca

TRIP CLASSIFICATION: B

GEAR: Participants must have a helmet, harness, belay device, ice tools, ice climbing boots, ice climbing crampons and snowshoes (you might be able to get by without snowshoes or you might really suffer without them). Sleds and dry ropes are useful.

TRIP HAZARDS:
Falls and Belaying
Rockfall and Icefall
General HazardsTerrain

Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details.

ACC TRIP WAIVER: Signing of the ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Participants must read the waiver before attending. Members will already have signed the waiver on-line when completing their membership renewal/registration and do not need to sign it again. Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are asked to sign the waiver in person at the event. https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/accwaiver/

Description: This will be a winter extravaganza in one of the greatest winter settings in the world.  All types of winter activities are involved including;

• Downhill skiing at Mont Ste Anne and Le Massif
• Cross Country skiing at Mont Ste Anne Cross Country Ski Centre.
• Luge and Snowshoeing at Le Massif.
• Ice Climbing at Montmorency Falls.

Three dinners and four breakfasts will be included.

Date: Thursday, February 12th, returning on Monday, February 16th.


Cost: $500.00 CAD per person.  Three dinners and four breakfasts will be included.

Gear: All requisite gear depending on your intended participation in the various activities.


Trip leaders: Rob Le Blanc - leblancrobertwade@gmail.com and Bryan Thompson -patrowski@hotmail.com

Max Participants: 20

Trip Classification: A,B and C

Trip Hazards:
(Depending on activity)
Communication and Rescue
Falls and Belaying
Rockfall and Icefall
Terrain
Boots and Binding Systems
General Hazards
Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details.   

ACC Waiver: Signing of ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Please be read and be aware of the ACC waiver before attending. Members sign the waiver when completing renewal/registration.  Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are asked to sign the waiver in person when attending.

WHEN: Feb 13 – 16, 2026

Departure for Algoma will be Friday, Feb. 13 (after work);

return from Algoma on Monday, Feb. 16, 2025 (after climbing).

WHERE: Blind River, Iron Bridge, Ontario (6 hours north of Toronto)

DESCRIPTION: Three days of ice climbing. Lots of good ice. Multiple areas with multiple climbs between 20-50 metres high.

ACCOMMODATION: We will be staying at the “7 Birches” cottage at the former Mountain View Camp on Lake Duborne, 13-14 km north of Blind River. There's room for up to 8 participants in the cottage. Cost for the cottage: about $30-35 per person per night (depending on how many people go).

If another 4-8 people sign up, then there is the possibility of renting another cottage nearby on Granary Lake.

TRANSPORTATION: Cars (carpooling encouraged)

TRIP LEADER: To sign up for the trip and for further information, contact Danylo Darewych at dedokvadratu@yahoo.ca

TRIP CLASSIFICATION: B

GEAR: Participants must have a helmet, harness, belay device, ice tools, ice climbing boots, ice climbing crampons and snowshoes (you might be able to get by without snowshoes or you might really suffer without them). Sleds and dry ropes are useful.

TRIP HAZARDS:
Falls and Belaying
Rockfall and Icefall
General HazardsTerrain

Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details.

ACC TRIP WAIVER: Signing of the ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Participants must read the waiver before attending. Members will already have signed the waiver on-line when completing their membership renewal/registration and do not need to sign it again. Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are asked to sign the waiver in person at the event. https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/accwaiver/

WHERE: Kolapore Wilderness Trails (Kolapore Wilderness Trails Association - Home)

DESCRIPTION: Enjoy a day of casual skiing on your cross-country or touring skis in the Kolapore Uplands with friends. The trails are located in a rugged, semi-wilderness area along the Niagara Escarpment in The Blue Mountains, about 20 km southwest of Collingwood. The trails are carefully blazed with orange triangle blazes, but the network is complex. Thanks to the great work of the Kolapore Wilderness Trails Association there are plenty of skiable but not machine groomed trails to discover; the trails will most likely be compacted by previous skiers the day previous.

We will be meeting at Kolapore Uplands Parking Lot (https://maps.app.goo.gl/JRbdr4DtiSHtVCvT6), a 2 hour drive from Toronto.

COST: Free access, not including gas, travel, and food expenses

GEAR:

Recommended Clothing: base layers, midlayers, down jacket, insulated pants, hard shell jacket, hard shell pants, warm socks, gloves/mitts, toque/beanie

Activity: Cross-country or touring skis, skins, helmet, poles, boots, goggles/sunnies, face mask, sunscreen, ski socks, water bottle, snacks.

TRIP LEADER:  To register or additional inquiries, contact Addie Typa (snow@alpineclubtoronto.ca)

MAX PARTICIPANTS: 8

TRIP CLASSIFICATION: A

HAZARDS: Terrain, General Hazards, Communication and Rescue. Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details.

WAIVER: Signing of ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Please read and be aware of the ACC waiver before attending. Members sign the waiver when completing renewal/registration.  Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are asked to sign the waiver in person when attending. https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/accwaiver/

Description: This will be a winter extravaganza in one of the greatest winter settings in the world.  All types of winter activities are involved including;

• Downhill skiing at Mont Ste Anne and Le Massif
• Cross Country skiing at Mont Ste Anne Cross Country Ski Centre.
• Luge and Snowshoeing at Le Massif.
• Ice Climbing at Montmorency Falls.

Three dinners and four breakfasts will be included.

Date: Thursday, February 12th, returning on Monday, February 16th.


Cost: $500.00 CAD per person.  Three dinners and four breakfasts will be included.

Gear: All requisite gear depending on your intended participation in the various activities.


Trip leaders: Rob Le Blanc - leblancrobertwade@gmail.com and Bryan Thompson -patrowski@hotmail.com

Max Participants: 20

Trip Classification: A,B and C

Trip Hazards:
(Depending on activity)
Communication and Rescue
Falls and Belaying
Rockfall and Icefall
Terrain
Boots and Binding Systems
General Hazards
Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details.   

ACC Waiver: Signing of ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Please be read and be aware of the ACC waiver before attending. Members sign the waiver when completing renewal/registration.  Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are asked to sign the waiver in person when attending.

WHEN: Feb 13 – 16, 2026

Departure for Algoma will be Friday, Feb. 13 (after work);

return from Algoma on Monday, Feb. 16, 2025 (after climbing).

WHERE: Blind River, Iron Bridge, Ontario (6 hours north of Toronto)

DESCRIPTION: Three days of ice climbing. Lots of good ice. Multiple areas with multiple climbs between 20-50 metres high.

ACCOMMODATION: We will be staying at the “7 Birches” cottage at the former Mountain View Camp on Lake Duborne, 13-14 km north of Blind River. There's room for up to 8 participants in the cottage. Cost for the cottage: about $30-35 per person per night (depending on how many people go).

If another 4-8 people sign up, then there is the possibility of renting another cottage nearby on Granary Lake.

TRANSPORTATION: Cars (carpooling encouraged)

TRIP LEADER: To sign up for the trip and for further information, contact Danylo Darewych at dedokvadratu@yahoo.ca

TRIP CLASSIFICATION: B

GEAR: Participants must have a helmet, harness, belay device, ice tools, ice climbing boots, ice climbing crampons and snowshoes (you might be able to get by without snowshoes or you might really suffer without them). Sleds and dry ropes are useful.

TRIP HAZARDS:
Falls and Belaying
Rockfall and Icefall
General HazardsTerrain

Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details.

ACC TRIP WAIVER: Signing of the ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Participants must read the waiver before attending. Members will already have signed the waiver on-line when completing their membership renewal/registration and do not need to sign it again. Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are asked to sign the waiver in person at the event. https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/accwaiver/

Description: A weekend event at a reliable ice climbing area with many climbs having a range of difficulties. Calabogie is about five hours from Toronto. Accommodations have been arranged in Ottawa for climbers arriving Friday night and leaving Sunday afternoon (contact the trip leader).  We will car-pool from Ottawa on Saturday and Sunday. Top-ropes will be established but leaders are very welcome.  The trip will be cross-advertised with the Ottawa Section.  Additional climbing possibly at Lac Poisson Blanc or Gatineau Park (Quebec).

Trip Leader: For information on directions, meet-up spot and times, and any costs, contact Calvin Klatt at cklatt@sympatico.ca. 

Max Participants: 20

Gear​: Helmet (mandatory), harness, rigid boots, technical crampons, warm clothing (ice axes are optional). Meals for Saturday and Sunday. Sleeping gear for two nights in ACC member’s home.

Trip classification: A

Hazards:
Falls and Belaying
Rockfall and Icefall
General Hazards
Terrain
Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details. 

Waiver: Signing of ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Please read and be aware of the ACC waiver before attending. Members sign the waiver when completing renewal/registration. Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are to join the ACC and contact the trip leader to participate.

DESCRIPTION: Weekend of winter camping, ice climbing, snowshoeing and/or XC skiing at the Bon Echo hut, conditions permitted. A chance to get in some winter climbing and camping at Bon Echo and return to a warm hut for food and drinks. Drive up Friday and park at the usual spot (the public dock). Hike across the lake with your gear and make camp. Saturday and Sunday there will be opportunities for activities including climbing.

MAXIMUM PARTICIPANTS: 25

GEAR: Plenty of warm clothes. Winter camping gear including a tent, a winter sleeping bag plus a second bag is recommended. Ice climbing gear, including a mandatory helmet. Snowshoes or skis. Food and drink (which we can cook in the hut like in the summer but not sleep there).

TRIP LEADER: For more details or to sign up, contact Chris Talbot or call 416-550-0262.

TRIP CLASSIFICATION: A

HAZARDS:
Falls and Belaying
Rockfall and Icefall
General Hazards
Terrain
Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details. 

WAIVER: Signing of ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Please be read and be aware of the ACC waiver before attending. Members sign the waiver when completing renewal/registration.  Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are asked to sign the waiver in person when attending.

Description: A weekend event at a reliable ice climbing area with many climbs having a range of difficulties. Calabogie is about five hours from Toronto. Accommodations have been arranged in Ottawa for climbers arriving Friday night and leaving Sunday afternoon (contact the trip leader).  We will car-pool from Ottawa on Saturday and Sunday. Top-ropes will be established but leaders are very welcome.  The trip will be cross-advertised with the Ottawa Section.  Additional climbing possibly at Lac Poisson Blanc or Gatineau Park (Quebec).

Trip Leader: For information on directions, meet-up spot and times, and any costs, contact Calvin Klatt at cklatt@sympatico.ca. 

Max Participants: 20

Gear​: Helmet (mandatory), harness, rigid boots, technical crampons, warm clothing (ice axes are optional). Meals for Saturday and Sunday. Sleeping gear for two nights in ACC member’s home.

Trip classification: A

Hazards:
Falls and Belaying
Rockfall and Icefall
General Hazards
Terrain
Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details. 

Waiver: Signing of ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Please read and be aware of the ACC waiver before attending. Members sign the waiver when completing renewal/registration. Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are to join the ACC and contact the trip leader to participate.

DESCRIPTION: Weekend of winter camping, ice climbing, snowshoeing and/or XC skiing at the Bon Echo hut, conditions permitted. A chance to get in some winter climbing and camping at Bon Echo and return to a warm hut for food and drinks. Drive up Friday and park at the usual spot (the public dock). Hike across the lake with your gear and make camp. Saturday and Sunday there will be opportunities for activities including climbing.

MAXIMUM PARTICIPANTS: 25

GEAR: Plenty of warm clothes. Winter camping gear including a tent, a winter sleeping bag plus a second bag is recommended. Ice climbing gear, including a mandatory helmet. Snowshoes or skis. Food and drink (which we can cook in the hut like in the summer but not sleep there).

TRIP LEADER: For more details or to sign up, contact Chris Talbot or call 416-550-0262.

TRIP CLASSIFICATION: A

HAZARDS:
Falls and Belaying
Rockfall and Icefall
General Hazards
Terrain
Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details. 

WAIVER: Signing of ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Please be read and be aware of the ACC waiver before attending. Members sign the waiver when completing renewal/registration.  Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are asked to sign the waiver in person when attending.

Description: A weekend event at a reliable ice climbing area with many climbs having a range of difficulties. Calabogie is about five hours from Toronto. Accommodations have been arranged in Ottawa for climbers arriving Friday night and leaving Sunday afternoon (contact the trip leader).  We will car-pool from Ottawa on Saturday and Sunday. Top-ropes will be established but leaders are very welcome.  The trip will be cross-advertised with the Ottawa Section.  Additional climbing possibly at Lac Poisson Blanc or Gatineau Park (Quebec).

Trip Leader: For information on directions, meet-up spot and times, and any costs, contact Calvin Klatt at cklatt@sympatico.ca. 

Max Participants: 20

Gear​: Helmet (mandatory), harness, rigid boots, technical crampons, warm clothing (ice axes are optional). Meals for Saturday and Sunday. Sleeping gear for two nights in ACC member’s home.

Trip classification: A

Hazards:
Falls and Belaying
Rockfall and Icefall
General Hazards
Terrain
Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details. 

Waiver: Signing of ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Please read and be aware of the ACC waiver before attending. Members sign the waiver when completing renewal/registration. Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are to join the ACC and contact the trip leader to participate.

DESCRIPTION: Weekend of winter camping, ice climbing, snowshoeing and/or XC skiing at the Bon Echo hut, conditions permitted. A chance to get in some winter climbing and camping at Bon Echo and return to a warm hut for food and drinks. Drive up Friday and park at the usual spot (the public dock). Hike across the lake with your gear and make camp. Saturday and Sunday there will be opportunities for activities including climbing.

MAXIMUM PARTICIPANTS: 25

GEAR: Plenty of warm clothes. Winter camping gear including a tent, a winter sleeping bag plus a second bag is recommended. Ice climbing gear, including a mandatory helmet. Snowshoes or skis. Food and drink (which we can cook in the hut like in the summer but not sleep there).

TRIP LEADER: For more details or to sign up, contact Chris Talbot or call 416-550-0262.

TRIP CLASSIFICATION: A

HAZARDS:
Falls and Belaying
Rockfall and Icefall
General Hazards
Terrain
Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details. 

WAIVER: Signing of ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Please be read and be aware of the ACC waiver before attending. Members sign the waiver when completing renewal/registration.  Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are asked to sign the waiver in person when attending.

WHEN: Saturday February 28th 2026, 9am-5pm

WHERE: Limberlost Forest and Wildlife Preserve (https://limberlostforest.com/)

DESCRIPTION: Enjoy a day of backcountry skiing or splitboarding right here in Ontario at the beautiful Limberlost Forest and Wildlife Preserve. Located about 3 hours north of Toronto, close to Huntsville, this location boasts over 70 kilometers of trails, 20 lakes and more than 10,000 unspoiled acres in the Muskoka wilderness. Thanks to the great work of the West Wind Highlands Ski Touring Association (https://wwhsta.org/), there are plenty of skiable gladed runs situated at the old Limberlost ski resort (the old T-bar, believed to be the oldest in Canada, is still standing), and lots of additional terrain to explore in the surrounding area, as well as plenty of more mellow routes for beginners. Access notes: https://wwhsta.org/limberlost-access-notes/

We will be driving up on the Saturday morning and meeting at Buck Lake Landing Parking Lot. 2.5-3 hour drive from Toronto. I have some limited space in my car available.

COST: Free access, not including gas, travel, and food expenses

GEAR:

Recommended Clothing: base layers (2 sets), midlayers, down jacket, insulated pants, hard shell jacket, hard shell pants, warm socks (at least 2 pairs), gloves/mitts (at least two pairs), toque/beanie

Activity: Touring skis or splitboard, skins, helmet, poles, boots, goggles/sunnies, face mask, sunscreen, ski socks, water bottle, snacks.

TRIP LEADER:  To register or additional inquiries, contact Addie Typa

MAX PARTICIPANTS: 6

TRIP CLASSIFICATION: B

HAZARDS: Terrain, General Hazards, Communication and Rescue. Review trip hazards on our website: https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/trip-hazards/ and contact trip leaders for more details.

WAIVER: Signing of ACC trip waiver is mandatory. Please be read and be aware of the ACC waiver before attending. Members sign the waiver when completing renewal/registration.  Please ensure that your membership is up to date. Non-members are asked to sign the waiver in person when attending. https://alpineclubtoronto.ca/activities/accwaiver/

In addition, Limberlost has their own Safety Responsibility Contract which must be filled out by everyone prior to visiting: https://limberlostforest.com/safety-responsibility-contract/