Suggestions for Hiking Trail near Toronto

Chuck H. • February 15, 2010Bike paths are fantastic and go for ever. Great in the summer for a morning out.

Kyo S. • April 17, 2016At some points you'll forget that you are in the city. Have run into deer quite often while going on runs or weekend hikes. A treasure we should never take for granted

MASSAGE T. • October 27, 2019It's relaxing, great trails an safe

Mike P. • August 22, 2014I wanna be the mayor of a trail

Lucy T. • April 20, 2014Great for walking, running or biking. The stretch from Eglinton W to Yonge is about 4K.

Carl G. • November 28, 2015Mini beach. Lovely walk in summer.

A C. • January 7, 2018There are little lockers for storing your stuff - $2

Geoff K. • March 16, 2011This path is a mud bath east of Yonge. Try the north path- south side is way too dirty most days.

Marvin • July 6, 2016Such a gorgeous place to be. Come right at sunset and just enjoy the summer breeze with a loved one.

Eri S. • May 4, 2011Beautiful in the summer to go running.

Ernest G. • October 23, 2011Such a unique outdoor space. Definitely one of my top favourite places in Toronto.

Kyo S. • April 22, 2016Walk, run or ride. A great trail for whatever you fancy

Graeme M. • January 23, 2012Amazing place for a hike. Very diverse ecosystems, you can view many types of vegetation and animal species.

Christine E. • May 30, 2012Best quiet jogging route in the heart of the bustling city. And some amazing street art and graffiti on the walls:)

Ontario T. • July 8, 2013The Betty Sutherland Trail follows the meanders of the East Don River from Duncan Mill Road to Sheppard Avenue. http://www.ontariotrails.on.ca/trails-a-z/betty-sutherland-trail

Kyo S. • April 22, 2016Still a relatively low key hidden gem

Kyo S. • July 11, 2016Great trail you can jump on from the Brickworks. Well maintained and great for walking, running and cycling.

Vic P. • April 5, 2010- Vista point of old ski hill and river valley- Access to 10 km of official hiking trails - Orchard, Mast, Riverside and Vista Trails.- Parking for Rouge Park Celebration Forest