The CN Tower EdgeWalk is the ultimate Toronto adventure! Walk hands-free on a 5 ft (1.5 m) wide ledge encircling the top of the Tower's main pod, 116 stories above the ground. With the guidance of EdgeWalk trained professionals, you'll rappel down the side of the Tower before taking a full circle hands-free walk. You'll never forget this thrilling experience! Make sure to wear comfortable, closed toe shoes and dress for the weather. Book ahead, as this experience fills up quickly.
Escape the city buzz and kayak through the peaceful waterways of the Toronto Islands. Paddle around hidden beaches, see the city's skyline from afar, watch for wildlife and dip into the crystal-clear waters of Lake Ontario. This is a great way to spend a summer afternoon. Kayaks can be rented on the islands, but book ahead as they can sell out on busy weekends.
Rouge National Urban Park is Canada's first national urban park, offering visitors an extraordinary opportunity to connect with nature. Explore a diversity of natural, cultural and agricultural landscapes and discover the vibrant Rouge River Valley - right in the heart of Canada's largest metropolis. With 12 different trails to choose from that range from easy to difficult, you can spend an hour or an entire day hiking this beautiful park. Pack lots of water, wear sturdy shoes and don't forget to bring bug spray and sunscreen.
Take a road trip from Toronto to the Ottawa River and go on a thrilling whitewater rafting adventure. Raft down the world-class rapids of the Ottawa River, which will take you through breathtaking wilderness, soaring cliffs, and deep canyons. Even if you don't have any rafting experience, the expert guides will provide you with everything you need to know to have a safe and unforgettable experience. Finish the day with a campfire and BBQ.
If you have more time, consider going on a bike tour through Toronto's historic neighborhoods or visiting Toronto Zoo or even go scuba diving in Tobermory. For a shorter itinerary make sure that you experience the EdgeWalk at the CN Tower and kayaking in the Islands to fully immerse yourself in Toronto's adventurous spirit. If you are on a smaller budget, consider visiting one of Toronto's many parks for a picnic or rent a bike and explore the city on two wheels.