Registration is now open for the 3rd annual RWT Loppet (11 K) on Feb. 22! Join Bern, me and (probably) Sheila for this fun fundraising event on our neighbourhood urban trails. Let me know if you’re intersted in brunch after, at the The Bridge in the Rideau Sports Centre.
Details here: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16ZhZfBb14/
Registration here: https://zone4.ca/register.asp?id=41061&lan=1&cartlevel=1
Let's meet at 930 am Saturday morning at Tunney's Pasture government parking lot for some winter fun. (Yes, tomorrow, Jan 17)
Classic, skate ski, snow shoe, run or walk. All are welcome.
Right now we have 4 people attending reply here and we will look for you.
Sherry Dolan
I’m thinking about coffee and skate on the canal fairly early tomorrow morning. Also, if anyone would like to ski with me at Nakkertok in the afternoon, let me know.
A friend of mine asked me to share this info in case anyone here might be interested: 2026 Weekly Snowshoeing Program Information
Program Basics: Geared towards beginner and intermediate snowshoers who would like to get out more often or explore new trails but don’t want to go alone, this program consists of six evenings of guided snowshoeing, each with a rest period dedicated to light social interaction.
Outings will include a campfire where possible and an end-of-season potluck social at Brown’s Cabin in Gatineau Park.
Where: Six different routes of approximately 4.0 to 7.0 kilometers within the very beautiful Collines-de-l’Outaouais region of Québec, mostly within Gatineau Park. If that distance seems like a lot, consider that an average snowshoeing pace is 3.0 to 4.5 km/hr and that most of these outings will take place on trails that have already been packed-down by other trail users.
When: 6:30pm on Thursday evenings,…
Thanks for sharing this Deb. Brown’s Cabin holds a special place in my heart: ‘twas not far from there that I had my first solo “meetup” with a black bear last summer. 🐻 💕
Masters Rower
Sounds like fun. I'm signing up.