In Toronto you can walk 356 metres up in the city centre, paddle on the lake or ride a jet boat in nearby Niagara. Plan travel time for activities outside the city.
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A hands-free walk on a ledge around the roof of the CN Tower, 356 metres above the ground.
Tip: Book ahead; it can be cancelled in strong wind.
⚠️ Must be done with a licensed operator.
Show on mapA rental spot for canoes, kayaks and paddleboards around Toronto Harbour and the islands.
Tip: Paddle at sunset for skyline views.
⚠️ Must be done with a licensed operator.
Show on mapOutside the city – about 1.5 hours
A fast jet boat ride through the rapids of the Niagara River.
Tip: Expect to get wet; waterproof gear is provided.
⚠️ Must be done with a licensed operator.
Show on mapA paved lakeshore path ideal for long-distance cycling.
Tip: You can rent a bike through Bike Share Toronto.
⚠️ Must be done with a licensed operator.
Show on mapOutside the city – about 1.75 hours
A skydiving centre offering tandem jumps from an airfield near Arthur, Ontario.
Tip: It is weather-dependent, so keep your dates flexible.
⚠️ Must be done with a licensed operator.
Show on mapOutside the city – about 1 hours
One of Ontario's best-known outdoor climbing areas, on the limestone cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment.
Tip: If you are inexperienced, go with a local guide.
⚠️ Must be done with a licensed operator.
Show on mapAn indoor climbing gym near downtown for wall climbing and bouldering.
Tip: Beginners can take an intro class and rent gear.
⚠️ Must be done with a licensed operator.
Show on mapA beach on Lake Ontario popular for windsurfing and kitesurfing on windy days.
Tip: The lake is cool; check wind and wave conditions beforehand.
⚠️ Must be done with a licensed operator.
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