Sat. June 27, 11 am to 1 pm
Since bicycling is a unique and exciting way to view Toronto's early history, Fort York and Heritage York's Lambton House are conducting a Bike Month event. Lambton House, 4066 Old Dundas Street, is a good starting point at the edge of the Carrying Place trail. From there, we will ride to Teiagon, site of the 17th century Seneca Village and the Magasin Royal of 1720. Following the Humber Bicycle Trails, we will stop to explore Toronto's second French fort. Continuing along the Martin Goodman Trail takes us to the site of Fort Rouillé, the last French fort. The tour ends at Fort York, site of the founding of British York which replaced the French era at Toronto.
The ride is of moderate difficulty. Lambton House will be open at 10 am before the tour begins and participants may visit for free.