Canoeing Starting in the early spring for those white water paddlers who just can't wait to feel the rush of ice cold water on their faces, and running through to late fall for those lazy summer paddlers who just want to go for a quiet paddle down their favourite lake or stream. Usual destinations are the lakes and rivers of Ontario. Many members have found that through the Wilderness Adventurers they have met others with whom to explore even more remote areas.

Hiking Wilderness Adventurers engage in all levels of hiking. There are day hikes, which are leisurely and also ones that are a little more strenuous. There may be weekend hikes or week long backpacking trips. Having so many trails to choose from, there is always an opportunity to see something different. Some of the hikes that have been organized by WA members are backpacking in the Adirondacks, in Frontenac Provincial Park, and also on the La Cloche Range in Killarney. Closer to home, hikes have been on the Credit Valley Trail, the Bruce Trail, and the Rosedale Ravine. The opportunities are endless. Lace up those boots and get on the trails.

Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing Typical day or weekend getaways might include provincial parks, commercially run resorts and bush trails. Weekend trips often take advantage of commercial accommodations for the comfort of members, although winter camping and members' cottages are other options that may be offered.

Education Wilderness Adventurers emphasize the need for sound outdoor skills, from basic camping techniques to good environmental etiquette. Educational sessions teach canoeing and kayaking skills. Occasional workshops on map and compass reading, first-aid, star gazing, and trip leading are offered according to member interest.