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Snowshoeing and Cross Country Skiing in Toronto: Where to Go
After a big snowfall, golf course loops, High Park, the Islands and the Don Valley become winter trails. Here is where to head, with official notes.
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Winter Walks in Toronto: Graded by Surface, With Transit Tips
Eleven Toronto winter walks sorted by what is underfoot, from paved paths to natural trails, with transit starts and the gear hiking guides suggest.
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Don Valley Trails in Toronto: The Lower Don, Section by Section
The Lower Don Trail is open again from Corktown Common to E.T. Seton Park. Walk it in sections, with the trails and parks that plug into it.
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Toronto's Lost Rivers: Following Garrison Creek Today
Garrison Creek once ran from St. Clair to Fort York. Walk its buried valley through Christie Pits and Trinity Bellwoods and meet Toronto's lost rivers.
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Crothers Woods Toronto: A Forest Loop Guide in the Don Valley
A 52-hectare Don Valley forest with about 9 km of dirt trails, two beginner paths and a story that runs from a mill to a landfill. Here is how to explore it.
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Evergreen Brick Works Toronto: Trails, Market and History
A former brick factory and quarry in the Don Valley, now a charity-run hub with a Saturday market, public tours, gardens and trails. Here is how to see it.
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Best Hikes in Toronto: Distances, Transit and Winter Notes
Eleven ravine and valley hikes with official ratings, distances, TTC starting points and what each agency says about winter before you go.
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Toronto Ravines by TTC: Eight Subway and Bus Entrances
Eight ravine and valley entrances you can reach on the subway, Line 5 and a short bus ride, each paired with the City's own walks and the TTC's directions.
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Humber River Trail in Etobicoke, Toronto: Lakeshore to Valley
Start with butterflies at Humber Bay, cross a thunderbird bridge, then follow the river up to Old Mill, James Gardens and the Arboretum.