Nice places to walk in Toronto

[itmeans]

Nice places to walk in Toronto

 

[S.C. Joe]

By the lake front....the boat rides to the islands are nice too.

 

[jwmorrice]

Nice places to walk in Toronto

Yes there are!

jwm

 

[Moraff]

Nice places to walk in Toronto

Away!

 

[johnnyone1]

Nice places to walk in Toronto

You should find something here:

http://www.toronto.ca/parks/recreation_facilities/discovery_walks/discover_index.htm

 

[hunter001]

Toronto Zoo, Bluffs, High Park, ...

 

[21pro]

where are the bluffs?

 

[Schon]

walk near lake ontario it gives real peace and happiness, if u are a lover of waterfront.

 

[Vinewood]

It's a bit west but Port Credit is very nice.

 

[ASYLUM]

queen is fun, the beaches, scarb bluffs, bloor st, forrest hill, bridle path

 

[Alyssa X]

Sunnyside (west of the city, waterfront)
Cherry Beach
Leslie Spit
Riverdale Park/Farm
Cabbage Town
Kensington Market
The Distillery
Allan Gardens ( in the the Green House is nice)
Queens Quay

 

[goodtime]

Agree with above 2 posts. Thou I would drive in Foreest hill & Bridle path

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Annex
K-town North
Bloor west village

 

[oldjones]

where are the bluffs?

They are the first hit when you Google "bluffs toronto". Spelling doesn't count.

 

[bananaman]

Bluffers Park is south on Brimley at Kingston Road

 

[jerbear]

Anywhere with a pretty girl as long as we end up at my place (or hers ). Anywhere along the waterfront .

 

[repeat]

When I was a kid, some 40+ years ago, I remember visiting a park in Toronto that overlooked Lake Ontario. I remember lots of trees and open green space, great for family fun back then. Also remember
those coin operated binoculars, anyone know of such a park, or is my mind playing tricks on me now?

 

[goodtime]

Good suggestion. Edwards is nice but very busy on weekends with wedding parties & Limos.

Taylor Creek is great to get away in the middle of the city. Thou can use more washrooms & drinking fountain along the route.

 

[goodtime]

When I was a kid, some 40+ years ago, I remember visiting a park in Toronto that overlooked Lake Ontario. I remember lots of trees and open green space, great for family fun back then. Also remember
those coin operated binoculars, anyone know of such a park, or is my mind playing tricks on me now?

Most of lakeshore have changed in last 3 decades. More condos than green space nowadays.

 

[SilentLeviathan]

I like walking around Ryerson University at night and up and down Yonge St. It quite peaceful around 2 or 3 am. King and Bay is also a nice area. Sometimes I just will sit and watch the road repair crews. It's facinating what goes on when most people are asleep.