Best views trails in Toronto, Ontario
Explore the most popular views 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.
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East Don Parkland Trail
#2 - East Don Parkland Trail
Ester Don Parklandeasy
(386)
(386)Length: 6.8 mi • Est. 2 h 55 m
Note: Some parts of the trail are closed however still accessible. The parking lot is CLOSED, so plan accordingly. Please check with the park page for updates.Show more
Humber River Recreation Trail
#3 - Humber River Recreation Trail
Etienne Brule Parkmoderate(391)
(391)Length: 5.1 mi • Est. 2 h 12 m
Paved, family-friendly, multi-use trail with nice scenery along the Humber River.
Accessibility: The trail surface is paved and it is typically at least six feet wide. It is mostly gentle with an estimated average grade of 3% and a max grade of 5%. Most wheelchair/mobility equipment and stroller users will find this trail navigable.Show more
Taylor Creek Trail
#4 - Taylor Creek Trail
Taylor Creek Parkeasy(316)
(316)Length: 3.5 mi • Est. 1 h 29 m
Please note: As of July 31/2020 users have reported that the parking entrance off Don Valley Road is closed.
The trail is multi-usage and runs between Don Mills and Victoria Park. It is composed of a paved main route following a nice little river with two more hidden trails hugging both sides of the valley cliffs and under the tree canopies.
Accessibility: The trail surface is paved and it is typically at least six feet wide. The steepest sections are in the first 0.6 miles when going east, so wheelchair or stroller users may want to start from the eastern end and go west instead, where the grade is gentle (estimated under 3%).Show more
Leslie Street Spit Trail
#5 - Leslie Street Spit Trail
Tommy Thompson Parkmoderate(213)
(213)Length: 6.9 mi • Est. 2 h 51 m
A nice easy, paved and gravel trail along the water with great views of the city.
Accessibility: The trail surface is paved asphalt or gravel and varies between three and eight feet wide. The grade is mostly gentle (all estimated under 6%).Show more
Scarborough Bluffs Trail
#6 - Scarborough Bluffs Trail
Bluffer's Parkeasy(204)
(204)Length: 4.2 mi • Est. 1 h 44 m
NOTE: Hikers report that the main trail is closed for construction Monday thru Friday.Show more
Wilket Creek, Swamp, Boo, Crothers Woods and Lower Don Trail
#7 - Wilket Creek, Swamp, Boo, Crothers Woods and Lower Don Trail
Sunnybrook Park moderate(127)
(127)Length: 14.4 mi • Est. 6 h 23 m
The Don Valley trails are mostly for intermediate to advanced mountain bikers, but there are some beginner trails. There are multiple trailhead - some trails are not officially open, so check the city maps located at many of the trailheads. Show more
Etobicoke Creek Trail: Garnetwood Park to Highway 401
#9 - Etobicoke Creek Trail: Garnetwood Park to Highway 401
Fleetwood Parkeasy(170)
(170)Length: 5.4 mi • Est. 2 h 19 m
This is a paved bicycle path, great for a nice walk or a run too. A beautiful scenery along the way.
Free 24 hr parking is available at Garnetwood Park. Additional distance can be added to this route by joining Burnhamthorpe Road.
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Etobicoke Creek Trail
#10 - Etobicoke Creek Trail
Toronto, Ontarioeasy(167)
(167)Length: 3.6 mi • Est. 1 h 32 m
Please note that going north, the trail is closed at Queen Elizabeth Way, so you must turn around there. This closure is in effect until November 2021.Show more
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