CORE: A Hiking Club… and More
Hiking – Scrambling – Urban Walks – Cycling – Skiing – Snowshoeing – Camping – Social Events
Welcome to CORE. Organized in 1999, we are a smaller club of active members of varying ages. Our primary activities are hiking and snowshoeing, though we also have active participation in scrambling, urban walks, cycling, skiing, camping, and social events.
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Visit our Photo Albums for more pictures of our summer and winter activities
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Monthly MeetingsPlease note: Due to the COVID-19 crisis, all CORE presentation meetings and the 2020 AGM are on hold until further notice. .............................................................................................CORE monthly meetings are held on the last Tuesday of the month, with some exceptions. There is generally no meeting in December and the Executive may decide not to hold meetings at other times. This will always be shown in the calendar on the last Tuesday of each month, as well as details of presentations. The last Tuesday of November is reserved for the CORE Christmas party, and the last Tuesday of May is the annual AGM. Members and guests are welcome. Meetings generally feature a presentation with an outdoor theme related to safety, equipment or adventure, by outside presenters or travel presentations by our own CORE members. These presentations are invariably interesting and ALL members are encouraged to come out, meet other members, and just maybe enjoy vicariously the experiences of other adventurers. Please refer to the CORE Events calendar and/or the CORE Twitter feed (@COREhike) for presentation details each month. Members and Guests Please join us at: the Scarboro Community Centre 1727 14th Avenue S.W.from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm. Note: the parking lot is actually in the back, behind the tennis courts (accessible from 15th Ave, before it goes uphill). See map on About Us page. CORE Newsletters and Adventure Posts:
Complete list of CORE Newsletters and Adventure stories . Hither and Yon
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@COREhike Twitter FeedThe following Twitter articles represent issues and events which may be of interest to the outdoor community, and are not necessarily activities sponsored or supported by CORE |
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