The current Toronto ride is Saturday 13 June 2026 meet at 12, ride at 1pm.
The ride is a “global protest against the over usage of oil and urban pollution, promoting greater cycling safety on our roads, and encouraging body freedom for everyone.”
There is no cost or registration to join, and you can wear as much or as little as you like, be it your birthday suit, body paint, bathing suit, or fully clothed.
Participants are asked to meet at Coronation Park at 1 p.m., before proceeding to follow a route along several major streets in the downtown core.
All you have to do is show up with your bike and helmet, and away you go!
For those who don’t have their own bike, the website suggests you cover the seat for safety and sanitation.
When: Saturday 13 June 2026
12 Midday
Where: Starts at Coronation Park
711 Lake Shore Blvd W
Location: It starts at Coronation Park (by the waterfront at the centre of the park; at the big Canadian flag pole. A couple of backup sites have been chosen nearby just in case are event interferes with an event that has not finished. There are other events going on at Coronation Park. Be respectful. Inukshuk Park, just 200 meters west and worst case, we will meet at the CNE's Prince's Gates, just northwest of Coronation Park; across Lakeshore Ave.)
Gather at 10 noon. (RIDE AT 1 P.M.) for socializing, body painting (the detailed artists will be there at 10a.m.), bike decorating etc. Bring food to share if you wish. RIDE STARTS AT 1 P.M. rain or shine, following a route along several major streets in the downtown core.
Riders are encouraged to join the legal ride, which is free of charge and there’s no registration. Originating in Vancouver, the World Naked Bike Ride now occurs in over 80 cities worldwide.
Here is a link to their official website http://www.worldnakedbikeridetoronto.com/
Ride History: (10 JUN 2023, 11 JUN 2022, 12 JUN 2021,20 JUN 2020, 8 JUN 2019, 9 JUN 2018, 10 JUN 2017, 12 JUN 2016, 13 JUN 2015, 14 JUN 2014, 15 JUN 2013, 16 JUN 2012, 11 JUN 2011, 12 JUN 2010, 13 JUN 2009, 14 JUN 2008, 9 JUN 2007, 10 JUN 2006, 11 JUN 2005, 12 JUN 2004
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