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The best nature trails you can explore in Toronto this long weekend

Ok gang, the July long weekend is coming up and we’re looking to get outside and explore some summer trails around Toronto. After all, as much as we love checking out gyms around the city, sometimes you just can’t beat an outdoor sweat sesh.

First order of business? Getting our hands on a pair of training shoes designed for durability and outdoor adventures. So with that in mind, we teamed up with Reebok to bring you a list of 5 trails to hit this long weekend!

Via Reebok Canada

In case you missed it, Reebok is launching their new Nano X1 Adventure training shoe on July 1st, which happens to be the ultimate training shoe for the outdoors.  So whether you’re running through trails or gettin’ in an outdoor workout at a local park (or whatever your sweat sesh style may be!), the Nano X1 Adventure provides the durability, utility and style to push the limits! If you were searching for a sneaker designed for tearing up the terrain… consider it found.

So, let’s get to it! 

CHARLES SAURIOL CONSERVATION AREA

You know that rainbow bridge you always pass on the DVP? This is the place where you can visit it in person. The trail is short and easy, but great if you’re just looking for a quick breath of fresh air. Fit Tip: Bring a bike and upgrade your hike to a cycle session.

Where: 1191 Lawrence Ave E

EVERGREEN BRICKWORKS

Start at the weekend farmer’s market and make your way north at the Brickworks for a beautiful outdoor stroll. This pathway begins with the beautiful onsite pond and ends through trails of forestry. It’s definitely a hike you have to hit at least once in Toronto. Fit Tip: If something’s through the brush, overdress and check for ticks afterwards (and bring bug spray).

Where: 550 Bayview Ave

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HUMBER RIVER RECREATION TRAIL

Folks in the west end can enjoy all this amazing spot has to offer. Stroll along the beautiful river and take in all the sights. This summer hike spans a whopping 8.2 kilometres. Fit Tip: Help improve your performance by fine-tuning your water intake! Aim for about 16-28 oz per hour on the trail.

Where: Check out the map here

THE BELTLINE

This 9 kilometre trail is so big it’s split into three sections: the York Beltline Trail west of Allen Rd, the Kay Gardner Beltline Park from Allen to Mount Pleasant, and the Ravine Beltline Trail through Moore Park Ravine. Whew, that’s quite the trek! Check out just one section or challenge yourself to the whole stretch. Fit Tip: If you’ll be carrying a bigger pack, focus on leg strength to make sure you don’t injure yourself!

Where: Beltline Trail, Toronto

Via Reebok Canada

EDWARDS GARDEN TRAIL

On top of the beautiful botanical gardens at this North York spot, you’ve also got a hiking trail to explore. Okay, we use the term “hike” loosely here. But the pathway is definitely a great outdoor walk. This spot is perfect to hit for an easy-breezy outdoor excursion. Plus, if you go far enough it joins up with Sunnybrook Park! Two for one! Fit Tip: On easier trails, jog or do lunges up the trail to get your sweat on.

Where: 755 Lawrence Ave E

And if you’re looking to do it in comfort and style, you’re going to wanna check out the new Reebok Nano X1 Adventure training shoe, droppin’ on July 1st! Whether it’s one of these trails, an outdoor fitness class, or just a leisurely stroll with a pup or some pals, these sneaks are designed with lightweight cushioning support and added traction to keep you pushin’ the limit no matter what the trail throws your way. Reebok’s Nano training shoe franchise is award-winning for a reason! 

Catch you out on the trails, YYZ!  

There you have it, Toronto! Some of the best city trails to hit up this long weekend to get out and enjoy the beauty this country has to offer!

Via Reebok Canada

And if you’re looking to do it in comfort and style, you’re going to wanna check out the new Reebok Nano X1 Adventure training shoe, droppin’ on July 1st! Whether it’s one of these trails, an outdoor fitness class, or just a leisurely stroll with a pup or some pals, these sneaks are designed with lightweight cushioning support and added traction to keep you pushin’ the limit no matter what the trail throws your way. Reebok’s Nano training shoe franchise is award-winning for a reason! 

Catch you out on the trails, YYZ! 

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