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September 26, 2007
"A Walk to Remember"
This year's launch Walk at Tommy Thompson Park, aka the Leslie Street Spit, was a smashing success! Beautiful weather, informative staff from the Toronto & Region Conservation Authority, and a great group of walkers added up to a Walk to remember.
 Once again this year Mayor David Miller was on hand to open the festivities and serve as honourary Walk Leader. We thank the Mayor for his enthusiastic participation.
The Mayor, seen here with Festival Director and Founder Tom Fiore, issued an official Proclamation declaring October "Toronto Trails Festival Month." To read the proclamation, please click here.
Many thanks to all who participated. Special thanks to Walk Leader Alan Lavine and Xtreme Walk Leader Jay Tabac, and Karen McDonald and Ralph Toninger from the Toronto & Region Conservation Authority.
Check out our new flickr.com gallery of photos from the launch!
Send In Your Photos!
 We'd like to extend an invitation to everybody who brought their cameras out on Sunday - send us your favourite photos! We'll add them to the official gallery on the Toronto Trails Festival site.
Be sure to bring your camera with you for all of our upcoming Walks as well - we want to see your best pictures throughout the Festival!
For complete submission information, click here.
This Weekend - Port Union
 Our next Walk, taking place this Sunday, September 30, will be at Port Union Waterfront Park in Scarborough. For details on this Walk, please click here to visit the Port Union page of our website.
If you've already registered for this Walk, we look forward to seeing you there!
If you haven't yet registered - click here to do so!
Yoga Walks
 Our new season of Yoga Walks in High Park kicks off this Saturday, September 29, combining a beautiful walk in High Park with a series of outdoor yoga poses. This weekend's Yoga Walk will be led by Leonor Mowry.
You can register here to reserve your spot.
Weekly Walk Tip
Always be sure to stay well hydrated during your Walks. Have a glass or two of water beforehand, and bring one or two bottles of water with you on the Walk.
Please visit www.torontotrailsfestival.ca for further information.
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