Explore the most popular snowshoeing trails near Toronto with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
Tobi C. on Gus Harris Trail
excellent trails!
though the invasive species are taking a wicked hold down there...
Wilket Creek is currently undergoing maintenance but don't let that stop you. If you enter from the south end by Sunnybrook, be aware the trail entrance is poorly marked. There is a sign post by the washrooms but it says Thomas Bata Trail - that is actually the first few yards of Wilket Creek. Only a short way in you'll find the entrance barred for construction, but stick to the left side dirt trail. It will lead you on a parallel path up to the Sunnybrook soccer pitches (be aware this part is moderate intensity and not suitable for those with very young children). Watch out for a sharp turn to your right at the soccer pitches which will take you out on to a suburban side street which you must follow north for all of about 200 yards before a small pathway beside house # 32 plunges you back into Wilket Creek, where you can continue north to Edwards Gardens and the TBG
Great trail. Only rode once but very well maintained
Usually do this every September for the Terry Fox 10KM event.
Gets too crowded in the summer, it has lost the feel of being on a nice quiet wildness hike, too many people using it now
The first km of this trail was a trail, dirt/ground. The next km was a bike path, so asphalt. I only went 2km and then turned back (short evening walk). The scenery was very nice, overlooking the lake, passing by a beach. I just wish that it had been all trail.
The trail can be better labeled for newcomers.
Awesome park right in the city. They offer different trails that span from easy to medium. If you're training for a run or an obstacle race this is a great place to train due to different terrain. They have a huge playground for kids, a garden for those who just wants to sit and relax, a free zoo where you can pet and feed llamas, and a restaurant right inside the park. This is the baby version of Central Park. A must visit.
Really nice scenic trail, I went mid week on a damp overcast day, there wasn't allot of traffic but I would imagine it will be packed in the summer when the foliage is in full bloom. There were a couple of washrooms throughout the trail which was nice. The main trail is paved and is fairly level but there is a fairly steep incline in and out of the park, there is paved ramp with stairs in some part but is steep to get down. I think there may have been another ramp down that was less incline that started at the same part and entered the trail further down. I really enjoyed this hike unfortunately the trail was closed for maintenance half way down to Eglington, there was a ramp to get off the trail, so I think you could have went up to the street and re-entered further down the trail
Beautiful walking trail in the winter with spots to stop off and watch birds.
hiked this trail several times on my way to work about 10 years ago and loved it. I just finished hiking and it has completly changed. In my opinion they have ruined it. it appears to be suseptal to massive flooding, it always did flood in the spring with ankle deep water, but now I notice the park benches were completely caked in mud even the hand rail on the bridges were mud covered most of the trees are dead from being water logged
If you live in toronto it's a must
Did my first trail today, loved it but not that good on the hills. Super happy
City park
Absolutely loved it, the views... sounds of nature were music to my ears as I ran through.
not the greatest if your looking for fresh air as its right next to a highway ... more of a famiy park lots of room to play sports.
Day in the park.
Went for a nice family walk here. A number of joggers and dog walkers. There's a little creek (unsurprisingly), which is fun for kids to look at and putter around near.
Decent trail, easily accessible from Victoria Park or Warden station (TTC - subway). Currently the trail and river system is being worked on (May 2016)
Nice long trail, great for a run, connects with the trails in the Don Valley.
Amazing park!
A serene paved trail along the Highland Creek with plenty of picnic tables.
awesome
High Park is a fantastic spot for an urban hike. Much less crowded during the week.
Great!
It was a very nice place for a short jog.
The trail is multi usage and runs between Don Mills to Victoria Park.
it is composed of a main course following a nice little River with two more hidden trail hugging both sides of the valley cliffs and are under trees canopies.
those are more challenging and are share with mountain bike enthusiast but are less frequented and incredibly beautiful...
I walk my beagle there as often as possible...
Easy walk, great for dogs.
easy trail with a decent amount of side trails to explore. paved trail great for running and cycling