good place/park to check out fall leaves?

[Steve Stifler]

Yo Guys and Gals,

Just recently got back into the dating scene and I wanna impress my friend by taking her to a park or place that has like tree leaves changing colours and stuff...

Where's a good place? In Toronto? Up north?


Steve.

 

[GDLLover]

Yo Guys and Gals,

Just recently got back into the dating scene and I wanna impress my friend by taking her to a park or place that has like tree leaves changing colours and stuff...

Where's a good place? In Toronto? Up north?


Steve.

Try the Zoo, leaves are a changing and you have lots of animals to see too. It won't be busy. It will be chilly so prepare to go for hot chocolate after, she may even need additional warming up.

 

[Steve Stifler]

How long have you lived here in the GTA?"



HAHAHA Lived and worked here in the GTA for the last 14 years....unfortunately my idea of having fun and seeking out the wilderness has been limited to places such as HFH and TOG.

But its time I settled down.

So I'm pulling out all the stops for this one.


Does anyone know if the Bruce Mill Conservation is still opened, or did they close last weekend?

 

[chuckparker]

Throw her on the back of your motorcycle or the trunk of your car and go to the Forks of the Credit River.

Take hwy 10 west turn left on FORKS OF THE CREDIT ROAD and enjoy.


about 30 - 40 mins from Pearson airport.

 

[Tokyo Heights]

Visit London Ontario and go to the Thames River Park, omg you shall see so many colours that you cannot imagine, just like a Fall in Montreal and you will also get a long drive along with your sweet heart.

 

[Anynym]

Gatineau Park. Of course, that's just over the river from Ottawa, maybe 5 hours from the GTA. But it'll give you time to talk before and after

 

[Cycleguy007]

Visit London Ontario and go to the Thames River Park, omg you shall see so many colours that you cannot imagine, just like a Fall in Montreal and you will also get a long drive along with your sweet heart.

I lived in London for 7 years and yes- its gorgeous there! It was nicknamed the Forest City for good reason!

Hey stifler... Have you thought about a canoe trip of something? Could be nice to try that as well... I think they do that sort of thing along the Humber River don't they? Here in KW there are a number of canoe companies operating along the Grand River, and the colours at this time of year are amazing! Pack a picnic, a bottle of wine and organize a canoe trip.

Trust me, she'll love it! (Just don't tip the canoe! Its a lil cold at this time of year...)

BTW- How's you're mom?

 

[Aardvark154]

Try the Zoo, leaves are a changing and you have lots of animals to see too.

Yes the Toronto Zoo is truly a world class facility. Which is not to short change other ideas such as the canoe trip and London.

 

[Never Compromised]

Throw her on the back of your motorcycle or the trunk of your car and go to the Forks of the Credit River.

Take hwy 10 west turn left on FORKS OF THE CREDIT ROAD and enjoy.


about 30 - 40 mins from Pearson airport.

That would be my suggestion for around here. Other than that, Highway 11, Highway 60, Highway 35 in Muskoka.

 

[blackrock13]

Rouge Valley (east), Holland Landing, forks of the Credit(north), 16 mile Creek (west) Hyde Park (central)

 

[dagwood69]

north on Airport Road

take a drive up airport road to Collingwood,,Hockley Valley area best for color!! and for romance stay at Blue Mountain

 

[goodtime]

Drive down the DVP..... with the slow traffic today the scenery was stunning

Yeap, the scenery is meant to be shared.

Hopefully that's not what prompted the driver to flip their car this early morning.