The snow on the ground in Toronto this morning has got us itching for a winter walk. There’s nothing quite like wandering around outside when the world is covered in a blanket of frost. Something about the city just gets a little more magical. Plus, it’s a great activity to stay active while social distancing. So if you’d like to join us as we explore Toronto’s coolest walking trails, keep on reading.
Here are 11 of the coolest places to go for a winter walk in Toronto.
Home to some of the best views of the city skyline, Trillium Park is a spot you cannot miss this winter. Their winding trail makes for a great waterside walk. Plus, they’ve even got a cozy fire pit along the way for warming up. This spot makes for the perfect outdoor date location.
Where: Ontario Place, 955 Lakeshore Blvd W
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The outdoors are your oyster at this amazing Toronto park. There are tons of nooks and crannies at High Park to explore. You can even go skating or snowshoeing while on-site! Or find a spot on the snow for an afternoon winter picnic. Just be sure to load up on the hot cocoa to keep you warm.
Where: 1873 Bloor St W
This outdoor oasis spans a whopping 9 kilometres. So be prepare for quite the hike if you plan on walking the whole path. Along the way, you’ll be met with gorgeous outdoor surroundings. The spot used to be a Toronto railway, so it’s got a neat industrial feel to it in parts as well.
Where: Beltline Trail in Moore Park Ravine, Toronto
Walk along the water at the Leslie Street Spit. This spot’s a go-to for bikers in the summer, but we promise in the winter it’s just as pretty. Maybe even prettier! The jury’s still out on that. Head on down for gorgeous outdoor scenery with the backdrop of Toronto’s skyline in the distance.
Where: 1 Leslie St
Looking for a more urban feel? This pathway is for you. The West Toronto Railpath will take you right through the trendy Junction Triangle. There are loads of street art, coffee shops, and industrial vibes along the way. It’s the perfect combination of the great outdoors and urban city living.
Where: The Junction, Toronto
This Toronto spot becomes a whole winter wonderland once the snow hits. Explore the many pathways and nearby hikes. Or head inside for a coffee and look around their winter market. They even have a gorgeous skating rink on site! Just be sure to check COVID-19 regulations for info on that.
Where: 550 Bayview Ave
Where: 1 Brimley St
Where: Toronto Islands, Toronto
Outdoor art isn’t just for the summertime. Check out Toronto’s most famous street art area decorated with a little snow this season. This walk is perfect for those of you looking for a bit of fresh air, but not looking for a full escape from the city. Plus, there are tons of nearby coffee shops to pick up a warm beverage to accompany you on your journey.
Where: 513 Queen St W
Where: Humber River Recreational Trail, Toronto
Where: 55 Green Belt Dr
So get out there and explore all these amazing spots for a winter walk. We’ll be lacing up our boots, pulling on our mitts, and heading out the door behind you.
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