Moccasin Park Trail This is a well-developed trail just off the Shops at Don Mills. The trail has undergone construction and is well-paved. It is a mix of forest and open field. You can see beautiful fall colours. It is nice to hike in whatever season.

Great trial near Don mills ( Aga Khan Museum) to explore

Its a really nice place to walk with family. If you have a bicycle then bring it with you as well. It has different trails so you can explore it on bi cycle. Highly recommended in Autumns to see the colour of fall. Alot of places for pictures and sound of water stream is really soothing. Even though its just next to DVP but this places gives you a feeling as if you are far from the urban city.

I absolutely love this trail ! It’s scenically appealing 😃 definitely a wonderful walk through on a beautiful summers day!

No clear signage about parking lot. We parked on street and then figured out there’s a parking lot in the park. Once entering the trail in Charles Saurol Conservation Area, the natural view becomes green and beautiful. Remember to stop at a row of stones under a bridge. Those stones represent high level water of don river in past 100+ years (highest record 285mm in 1954 during Hurricane Hazel)

We started at the Moccasin Trail Park entrance and took a path that eventually lead us to Wigmore Park. Good hiking trail wil some decent elevation in certain sections. Has a bit of everything: tunnel, bridges, streams (and you may see some fish/salmon as well). Walking in the October we also got to experience a bit of the fall colours. Great trail!

My daughter and I, walks at this trail almost everyday. The best to visit in the morning, quiet (you have all the pathway to yourself 😂), you can hear a lot of different types of birds, you can see squirrels (chipmunks too) having their breakfast, and the best part (for me!) is the morning dew 😍. Big trees along the pathway, no bugs (well depends on the time), occasional cars come and go since there is a car park, you can also have a picnic in the area. Some picnic tables but no bbq pits. Also this trail is connected to Don Mills trail. Enjoy 😊

The trail is very beautiful. You can spend your evening along side of water or beneath the tree. There are so many benches where you can have a picnic. And most wonderful part is, you can see a rainbow tunnel where you can scream like hell. But beware of snake because there are few trails were you can find snakes.

Went on Feb 27. Walked south onto Don River Trail. Paths were snow covered but maintained. Lots of solid bridges across the Don. Great place to start a picturesque walk.

A beautiful trail and park area right in the heart of city. Everyone living in Toronto must visit this place at least twice. Yes, that's how good it is! :)

We have gone there for a fall visit. It is a perfect place to enjoy nature alongwith river, trees and tunnels.There is a famous rainbow tunnel there.

This is a beautiful trail. I enjoyed a nice walk recently, and it is only a short distance from my home. This is a good area for biking, roller blading, or just walking. It connects to the East Don trail as well.

Easy trail for family and kids, an hour walk with beautiful fall colors. Only downside is you can still hear the city.

This park is in middle of the city. There are good views, picnic areas and free parking spots. Walking road is so smooth and clean. You can go with your stroller.

It is a very nice walk, there are a few benches, rainbow bridge

It was a concrete path so make of it what you want to. It is right off of DVP so can’t really expect much of a nature experience. But if you are in the upper parts of downtown and want to go get some fresh air it’s not that bad.

Amazing trail, very clean, smooth & well maintained