Best places: National parks in Old Toronto, Canada

👍 Good starting point to explore Southern parts of Rouge national park. A variety of landscapes to adventure on. Easy to moderate trails. Several fallen trees blocked the Mast trail at different points. A few sections of trails were near river banks that have been washed away or collapsed. These could...

Park featuring a sandy beach, forests & rolling hills where visitors can hike, swim, canoe & fish.

👍👍 Visited Rouge National Urban Park, specifically Rouge Beach and Marsh, on a summer weekend and let me tell you, it was an absolute oasis of tranquility. This park is truly a hidden gem, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and serenity. The beach is well-maintained, and the waves gently kissin...

Commemorating an acclaimed environmentalist, this park offers hiking trails & diverse landscapes.

👍👍 Is very clean! Lots of tables, benches, garbage and recycling bins. Ample parking. Beautiful trails to discover ♥️

👍👍 Rouge is always lovely. Photos are from Mast and Riverside trails. Very buggy, in your face buggy. Lots of trees down on the Riverside Trail. Trail completely dry today, no mud. Hike is almost fully shaded which is nice.

👍👍 Best place to watch fall colours. Must visit between August to October months. It’s near the Toronto zoo so people can also plan to visit both the places together.