WNBR Route. Bottom left is Coronation Park
Coronation Park along the waterfront near Exhibition Place is the starting point for the bare as you dare adventure through many of the top tourist spots in Toronto. WNBR organizer Gene Dare usually is on site early and people generally start showing up at the War Memorial in the park around 10am, socialize, pose for pictures, get some body painting done, put some flyers on their bikes and by 1pm everyone is ready to head out on the road.
Join the clothes free gang as they visit the seat of the provincial government, cycle through Kensington Market, please locals and tourists alike at Toronto's busiest pedestrian intersection at Yonge and Dundas, dip into the cool waters of the reflecting pond at City Hall and eventually return to Coronation Park to wind up the adventure. Usually many of the riders take the trip by ferry to the Island's nude beach at Hanlan's Point but I am not sure what will happen as most of the Islands are closed due to flooding.
Artist Sydney Desnoyers is painting the Canada 150 Symbol on Gene's back
Hanlan's beach destination is canceled due to the flooding. See more of the ride after the jump.
The ride leaves the park
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