To which pub does this path lead?

Welcome to a new monthly feature: One hour walks that feature a pub.

In keeping with the philosophy of this web site, that beer drinking is an integral part of a healthy lifestyle, a new monthly column will begin in April. It will describe interesting, invigorating strolls through central Toronto neighbourhoods. Convivial pubs will be visited and the walks will circle from a major TTC artery where there is also available parking. The duration of walking time is about one half hour of brisk to fast paced striding to reach the pub and a similar exertion to return, via an alternate route, to your starting point. The duration of drinking time is up to your discretion. I suggest that walks be done with a friend if you are venturing out in the dark, as they often deviate away from the main thoroughfare.

Happy wandering.

March 2004 - Cedarvale/Forest Hill/Chaplin Estates walk to the Blue Meaney

March 2003 - Bloor West Village walk to the Rebel Chop House

June 2002 - University of Toronto/Grange Park walk to the Frecklebean Cafe

January 2002 - Rosedale walk to The Rebel House and the Quail & Firkin

July 2001 - Forest Hill walk to The Bow and Arrow

March 2001 - Casa Loma/Annex/Wychwood Park walk to Mayday Malone's

December 2000 - Deer Park/Moore Park/Summerhill walk to Wylie's and the Guv'nor

November 2000 - Sherwood Park walk to Gabby's

August 2000 - Mount Pleasant Cemetery/South Eglinton walk to McSorley's

May 2000 - York Mills walk to The Sailor's Dickey

April 2000 - Lawrence Park/Sherwood Park walk to Mad Monty's