Demotivated? Take One Of These 5 Walking Trails In Toronto To Clear Your Mind
As the temperatures drop and the skies turn grayer, finding the motivation to soak in some sunshine becomes a bit challenging. However, don't let that confine you indoors this upcoming winter.
Embracing the great outdoors and stretching your legs remains an excellent idea. Fortunately, Toronto boasts of numerous serene hiking trails that are frequented by locals throughout the year, with the colder months being no exception.
1) Rouge National Urban Park
Immerse yourself in nature without venturing far from the city at the picturesque Rouge Valley. Recognized as Canada¡¯s first and only national urban park, according to Destination Ontario, it offers a variety of hiking trails with different lengths and difficulty levels. You can find detailed information about these trails here.Traversing through marshes, meadows, boardwalks, and the remnants of an old mill used by early European settlers, you'll embark on a real-life journey through the city's captivating history and geography, all while enjoying panoramic views of valleys blanketed in freshly fallen snow.
Where: 1749 Meadowvale Rd
Distance: 10.7 km
2) The Don River Valley Park
This expansive park stands as one of the largest in the city, covering a sprawling 200 hectares from Pottery Road to the Corktown Common. As you navigate through, you'll encounter picturesque green spaces, captivating public art, and an overall positive atmosphere. Whether you choose to embark on the entire journey or explore one hiking trail at a time, the options are diverse and inviting.
3) Moore Park Ravine Trail Loop
If you love to go on nature walks then you probably did but if you didn¡¯t, make sure to explore this gem. According to AllTrails, it¡¯ll take you about an hour and 23 minutes to complete and it happens to be a popular area for hiking, biking, and such. The trail stretches north as far as Mount Pleasant Cemetary and south as far as Craighleigh Gardens.
Where: 205 Moore Ave
Distance: 6.1 km
4) Evergreen Brickworks
Evergreen Brick Works is a sprawling natural environment park that offers a delightful afternoon of outdoor adventure in the city. With its scenic pathways, bridges, historical landmarks, and sweeping forest views, it's an ideal spot for exploring. Additionally, you can bring your skates or rent a pair to enjoy the rink inside the old brick factory, often hailed as one of Toronto's most picturesque skating locations.
Where: 550 Bayview Ave
Distance: 1.1 km
5) Glen Stewart Park Trail?
This forested boardwalk trail feels like the ultimate escape from the busy city. Nestled in the Beaches, this dreamy trail is the perfect spot for a short but scenic stroll on a winter morning. Get a cup of coffee or tea on the way and take your time wandering up and down the steps of this picturesque nature trail.
Where: 351 Glen Manor Dr
Distance: 1.3 km
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