Paddle on the Humber River – I promise you that you will not even know you are in Toronto!

Paddling the calm & meandering Humber River is the perfect way to get outside and have fun this summer! The Humber River is one of Toronto’s hidden gems and is home to a huge variety of wildlife, including Beaver, Blue Heron, Deer, Coyotes, Egret, Mink and much much more!

We paddle in large war canoes along the meandering, gentle Humber River through forest and Marsh.

Meet me at 9:30 am at the front Lobby of the Old Mill TTC Subway Station. It is only a 5 minute walk away.

After a quick paddle lesson we will board the 11 Person Canoes.

After the paddle we can go for an optional lunch on Bloor Street.

A fun morning outside in nature guaranteed!!

I only have 20 spots so don”t be disappointed!

In case of extreme bad weather you will receive a full refund if WE cancel, if you cancel and provide 72 hours email notice to info@TheAdventureBusCompany.com you will receive a 90% Credit towards a future The Adventure Company event.

$39.95 includes
HST
PFD and Paddle
Voyageur Canoe
Guide
Water and snacks

DIRECTIONS:
Located next to the river, on the west bank of the Humber River under the Bloor Street bridge/over-pass and under the Old Mill TTC subway station.

TTC (Public Transit) or Walking
Take the TTC (Toronto’s Public Transit) to Old Mill TTC station.

When you exit the station turn left and walk to Bloor St. when you reach Bloor St. turn left again and walk until you come to the bridge going over the Humber River.

At this bridge, on your left side you will see stairs leading down. Take the stairs leading down into the Humber Valley.

They are located in the parking lot 200 metres in-front of bottom of stairs, straight ahead, just to your left.

Driving, Biking or Walking

Paid parking is available across the street from the Old Mill Inn and Spa

Limited free parking is available right at our location on the west bank of the Humber River right under the Old Mill TTC Subway Station. The entrance to Kings Mill Park is a street located on the very East Side of the Old Mill Inn & Spa. This street runs South into Kings mill Park. Follow this street all the way to the end of the parking lot and you will see the boats and staff.

Additional free parking is available on the east side of the Humber River at the Etienne Brule Park, which is across the pretty bridge near the Old Mill Inn & Spa. After parking your car at the Etienne Brule park, you would have to walk back towards the Old Mill Inn and Spa,across the bridge heading to the west side of the Humber River and turn left into the street leading south into Kings mill Park just before you reach the Old Mill Inn and Spa.

Note: There are Poles available close by to lock bicycles.

Join us for a fabulous morning!