EcoTour Maps & Guides
(Self Guided Toronto Walking or Biking Tours)
Neighbourhoods created EcoFair EcoTours! By bike or by foot, discover the eco-friendly features of neighbourhoods near and far.
EcoTours showcase what we love about Toronto – stops include eco-friendly local businesses, natural features, parks and green space, renewable energy and more!
Questions about EcoTours? Contact us at info@ecofairtoronto.org
Explore your own ward and beyond!
Click the map to view available EcoTours
EcoTours (click to view):
- EcoTour | Humber River & Black Creek Trails | Wards 2 & 5
- EcoTour | Baby Point | Ward 4
- EcoTour | Green Energy Tour | Wards 4 & 5
- EcoTour | West End North Junction | Wards 4 & 5
- EcoTour | Finch Ave W | Wards 6 & 7
- EcoTour | Jane St & Steeles Ave W | Wards 7
- EcoTour | Annex & Wychwood | Wards 9, 11 & 12
- EcoTour | Brockton Village and Bloorcourt | Wards 11 & 9
- EcoTour | Kensington Market | Wards 10 & 11
- EcoTour | Downtown Toronto – Harbourfront | Wards 10 & 13
- EcoTour | Secondhand/Eco-Friendly St. Clair West Tour | Ward 12
- EcoTour | East End Eco Stops | Wards 14 & 19
Knowledge Sharing EcoTour Bike Ride Along the Humber Ravine
With Sofija Theodorou
Saturday, Nov 6, 11am-3pm
(in person)
This in-life bike tour helps connect residents to Toronto’s green space. Knowledge sharing along the Humber trail includes the Toronto’s climate action plan TransformTO, environmental sciences, indigenous history of the land, and digital scavenger hunts.
“Knowledge Sharing EcoTour Bike Ride Along the Humber Ravine” is a project of TransformTO’s Ward 5 Climate Action Champion, Sofija Theodorou.
On the bike tour you will:
- learn how to access your own free carbon calculators
- connect to Toronto’s green space
- learn indigenous history along the trail and get to know hidden plaques describing native reserves that were once there
- get to know about the City’s:
- Live Green Toronto initiatives
- waste/water management
- plans to lower CO2 emissions in Toronto and how that relates to the Paris Agreement
- do digital scavenger hunts with Google Lens app, get to identify 3 native and 3 invasive species
- learn about the biking communities and initiatives in Toronto
Date & Time: Saturday, Nov 6, 11am-3pm
This bike ride is rated moderate in difficulty
Must be 18 years of age or older and any participants younger must be accompanied by an adult.
