Beautiful trail with little board walks. We came here in early June but I'm sure it would be stunning in the Fall. There is no getting lost here as there are maps everywhere (plus the fact you're not too far from the Beautiful houses in the neighbourhood). There are also benches around the trail for anyone who may need a bit of rest.

When driving here, pull into the church parking lot! Feels like stepping into a fairytale, but at the same time you're not too far from a backyard that you'd ever get lost. King city trail has a great balance of forest paths with lots of squirrels, which leads through open fields with flowers and bushes, and bridges over gurgling creaks! Overall a beautiful trail with lots of wayfinding signs at every crosspoint so you don't get lost.

Very well marked natural trials. Easy to get lost in nature of you so desire since the numbers don't correspond to the trial names.

An excellent walking trail # nature at it's best # try visiting the trail during all 4 different seasons. I walked the trail during first week of May (Spring), it was dry but visibility was great through the woods. Surprisingly didn't see any creatures or mosquitoes.

Peacefull place to enjoy a great walk

Well groomed, a clean path and nice wooden bridges over the river. You never worry about getting lost because at every intersection there is a map that tells you where you are and how far to go. At times it was a little busy and you must have patience for others, but lovely place for a walk.

Well marked trails but a bit muddy. Some of the trail is over grown. Take less than an hour to hike it all.

Trails were in great shape for winter fat biking but maybe too short to ride mtb during the summer. (Would be better to hike in the summer.) The trail has nice tree coverage and a couple of cool boardwalks to bike on.

I visited this trail in April while it was mud season but I could guess that it can be so beautiful in spring and fall.

Short but relatively cute trails. Longest trail is 1.1km but it's cute to see the little creek trailing beside the path.

Nice short trail, feels like real forest and with pine loop quite spectacular. Very clearly marked and maintained

There are several trail heads throughout the surrounding community. The start is actually on either side of St Andrew Church on Keele. Unfortunately, when I went, that part of the trail was flooded. The part I accessed from Doris Patton Park was really nice. It started at a bridge and then forked. If you went east you could reach the above trail head. If you head west there is a boardwalk through a marsh and then a circular path.

A quiet green park with several trails of various lengths. There are a few beaches along the way, creeks and bridges. Convenient parking.

A really nice trail and not to far from the city of Toronto. It's quite a lovely atmosphere , an abudance of trees, and bull rushes. Quite a bit of nature as well which include blue jays, red winged black birds, and gardener snake. A great serene escape from the city!