Toronto Cycling Clubs & Group Rides.

Riding since 2007, with six ride levels and Saturday routes that get longer every few weeks through the season. An adult (18+) club of about 300 members.

Wednesday-night shop rides all year: mixed surface, no-drop and social, for any bike and any skill level. Routes are posted on Strava each week, and riders sign a waiver.

Fix Coffee + Bikes runs Wednesday-evening rides of 30 to 35 km at about 28 to 32 km/h, plus occasional longer Saturday mornings.

Free, beginner-level, no-drop rides for women, trans and non-binary riders on local trails and quiet roads, often stopping at a local shop or event. All bikes are welcome. A sister group to ManDem.

Started in 2020 with the motto “Come Outside!” Inclusive, no-drop rides open to any bike and any skill level, often on mixed terrain and announced on Instagram.

Formed in 2020 to build a supportive, inclusive cycling community for riders of diverse backgrounds and all skill levels, with group rides and events.

A learn-to-race club with Monday and Tuesday night training rides, a weekly race series and youth programs.

Sunrise road rides from chapters in Leaside, High Park, the Beach, Thornhill and Oakville, grouped by speed. The High Park chapter also runs a Thursday women's ride.

Biweekly queer rides and events on mixed terrain, open to all levels. Rides are no-drop, the group keeps to the slowest rider's pace, and riders sign a waiver.

Non-competitive, self-supported long-distance road rides, mostly on weekends.

A social, leisure-paced club with Tuesday and Friday night tours, Sunday road or mountain bike rides and weekend trips. Hybrids are recommended and e-bikes are welcome.

The GTA's largest recreational cycling club, with city and countryside rides for every level and a busy social calendar. Some country rides now regroup along the way so newer riders can keep up.

A registered charity, riding since 1986, that pairs blind, partially sighted and deaf-blind riders with sighted volunteers on tandem bikes.

Thursday-night mountain bike rides in the Don Valley, split into slow, medium and fast groups, with snacks and drinks after. Riders must be 18+ with some trail experience. The shop also runs road, gravel, women's and kids' rides, plus a race team.

A non-profit DIY bike shop at the University of Toronto that runs free, beginner-friendly Tuesday-evening rides at a talking pace. Rides are no-drop, and U of T students can borrow a bike for free.

Free Wednesday-night social rides with lights and music. It's a hop-on, hop-off ride that keeps the group together, on a route that changes every week.

Easy-paced, no-drop rides from Urbane Cyclist, a worker-owned co-op shop, on mixed terrain in and around Toronto. Rides are announced on Instagram.

The West End shop's fast Saturday club ride, about 85 km.

Formed in 2014, with rides almost every day at a range of paces and distances, a no-drop policy, a 3- to 4-week intro program early in the season, and a coffee stop on every ride. Riders need clipless road pedals and shoes, front and rear lights, and the tools to fix a flat.

Riding since 2003 across road, mountain bike, cyclocross, gravel and track, with rides near High Park and in the east end. New women and gender-diverse riders can ask for a first-ride chaperone.

Morning rides and bikepacking trips for women, trans, femme and non-binary riders. Rides are no-drop and posted on Strava, and helmets are mandatory. To join, message them on Instagram or by email.

The Bloordale shop leads its Sweet Sunday city ride from High Park, finishing somewhere worth the effort, like Krispy Kreme or The Good Neighbor. Not beginner-focused, but a social ride where everyone is welcome. Up-to-date schedules are posted in its Strava group.

The Danforth shop's club, running since 2023. Its Friday Night Social is a no-drop beginner ride on paths to the Leslie Street Spit, and Sundays bring a beginner mountain bike ride in the morning and an advanced one in the evening. E-bikes are welcome.

Riding in the Beaches since 2007, with early weekday rides Tuesday to Thursday and longer weekend rides out of the city, for intermediate and advanced riders. Members also ride gravel, mountain and triathlon. Adults only (18+), and new members attend a short intro session first.

An east-end club based at the D'Ornellas bike shop, with a Saturday skills ride for new members. Rides head north through Scarborough, Markham and Richmond Hill, often joined by four-time Olympian Eon D'Ornellas.

A women's mountain bike club with Tuesday-evening rides in Toronto and weekend rides twice a month farther afield. Members get skills sessions through the season, and beginner member rides run in May.

A Willowdale community group, started in 2025, that builds cycling culture in North York through free group rides, advocacy for safer streets and rider education. It also runs bike tune-up events, destination rides and community clean-ups. Kids are welcome on the casual Tuesday ride with an adult.

Free, casual weekly rides around Brampton with a 5 km or 15 km route and refreshments afterward. Pre-registration is encouraged.

A non-profit riding since 1972, with road touring and racing programs across the western GTA, rides almost every day in season, and group-riding clinics for new members.

A mountain bike club, founded in 1998, with Monday-night rides at Albion Hills, Wednesday-night rides around Caledon, a beginner series, and some gravel and road rides.

A Mississauga club built around camaraderie, with rides five days a week and bakery stops on longer routes. New riders should be able to ride 40 km at 20 km/h.

Founded in 1971 as a road racing team, now a member-run road club with weekend rides into the countryside, a Learn to Race course and a race team.

The shop's club rides twice a week from Port Credit: a 60 km Wednesday-evening ride along the lake and a 100 km Sunday ride toward Milton. It also runs off-season track sessions at the Milton velodrome.

Rides most days of the week out of King City and Victoria Square, from easy Monday and Wednesday recovery rides to the fast Thursday Hammers ride, plus a road racing team.

A Stouffville shop club with no-drop road and gravel rides, including a Monday-evening women's ride, plus beginner group-riding clinics.

Started in 2021 by friends who rode together in York Region, with Sunday group rides for all levels across York, Durham and Peel, plus charity rides, bike clinics and excursions. Its mission centres on building a Muslim cycling community. Volunteers ride free.

Guided, family-friendly rides at a leisurely pace through Markham's neighbourhoods. Riders can borrow a bike from the lending library.

Riding since 1985, with group rides through the week, club races and time trials, and a race team. The Tuesday-night ride teaches group riding skills in May and June.

A Newmarket shop club formed in 2010, with no-drop Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday road rides in two groups, plus a Monday-night race series from May to August.

Rides in Vaughan and King City that raise money for Humber River Hospital.

Weekend road riders heading out from Vaughan toward Lake Simcoe, Caledon and beyond.

Weekly rides from the Veneto Centre in Woodbridge through York Region, north Brampton and Caledon.

A 55+ club for Durham Region residents, riding at a leisurely pace with plenty of stops and an emphasis on small groups and safety. Most members now ride e-bikes.

Fitness and social touring rides across Durham Region for a range of levels, building up to a century ride. Nobody gets left behind.

A non-profit that builds and cares for mountain bike trails in Durham and York regions, and runs free weekly group rides for members at Durham Forest, including a Monday women's night. Riders must be 16+, and under-18s ride with a parent or guardian.

Recreational touring across Durham Region for over 40 years, with rides most days, Saturday theme and gravel rides, and group-riding practice on Thursday evenings.

Road, gravel and mountain bike rides from Uxbridge for riders of all abilities, with three road pace groups and a Wednesday-evening social ride. Non-members can join free try-a-rides.

A not-for-profit road club riding since 2017, with structured co-ed group rides out of Oakville: the intermediate DAME + Breve ride, the core Autobus ride and the faster Bridge group. Its DAME group also offers women's programming.

Volunteer-led weekend rides from May to October, mostly on rail trails, plus Friday-night trail rides in north Oakville.

Weekend road rides at three paces, posted on the club's Strava page, for riders with some experience. Not affiliated with Ontario Cycling.

A Milton club focused on developing riders.

Recreational road riding, touring and cyclocross across Oakville, Burlington, Milton and Halton Hills. Riders new to group riding start in the 21 and 23 km/h groups, and faster groups ride too.