Let’s Go Blue Jays! Explore Baseball’s Nature Connections in High Park
Sunday, September 28, 10-11:30AM
Recommened Age: 5+
NOTE: Pre-registration is required for all our events, hikes and workshops. We do this to ensure we don’t exceed our capacity for indoor events or the maximum limits for group sizes on High Park’s ecologically sensitive trails. Please register on our website before coming to High Park.
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Let’s Go Blue Jays! Explore Baseball’s Nature Connections in High Park
With the Toronto Blue Jay’s last regular season game in the afternoon, it’s the perfect time to dive into the rich history of Toronto baseball, the nature connections of the game, and, of course, the avian Blue Jays themselves! Join us for a sports history meets nature walk through the High Park to learn about trees that are used to make bats, what elms have to do with a spit ball, and how Blue Jays make it in the birding big leagues.
Price: $10
Recommened Age: 5+
Meeting Location: 375 Colborne Lodge Drive, Toronto
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Sunday, September 28, 10-11:30AM
This event will begin at the High Park Nature Centre’s Forest School building located at 375 Colborne Lodge Drive.
A number of changes were made to the travel network within High Park as part of the High Park Movement Strategy that might influence your decision to drive to High Park. In case you’re driving we strongly recommend you to park your car at the public parking lot near Grenadier Cafe.
We continue to recommend using the TTC or biking as the best way to get to High Park and the Nature Centre. The Nature Centre is situated just a 5-minute walk from the High Park Subway Station. In case you were biking, there are bike racks available in front of the Nature Centre.
Please note, High Park is closed to cars on the weekends. If your event is on a weekend, you will need to park outside the park and walk in, or take transit.
Visit our How To Get Here page to learn more about planning your trips to High Park.
$10 per person
This event is recommended people aged 5 years or older.
Hike routes through High Park might include some uneven terrain and mild slopes.
The High Park Nature Centre’s Forest School building is not yet an AODA-compliant facility. We try our best to accommodate accessibility needs on a case-by-case basis. Please reach out to us about any accessibility-related questions you might have.
Dogs and other pets are not permitted in our programs. However, certified service animals, such as registered therapy or guide dogs, are welcome.
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