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Jul 18, 2021
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A year of traversing Toronto paths and trails has kept me moving, taught me to appreciate nature and made me see the city in a whole new way
Glenn Sumi
Inaccessible by cars, this gorgeous spot to the east of Bluffer's Park is a private place full of history, art and nature
This tranquil, accessible walk in Toronto's west end takes you along Etobicoke Creek from Lake Ontario up to the QEW
The 5.5-kilometre horseshoe trail starting at St. Clair and Yonge is an essential part of the city's ravine system
This hassle-free 45-minute walk in the middle of Scarborough will only get nicer as the Meadoway takes shape
