Earl Bales Park Trails

Toronto·Bathurst Manor·2.8 km·45-90 minutes

Check before you go

Some interior paths and slopes are not winter-maintained. Ski-hill operations can change circulation in snowy weather.

Length

2.8 km

Surface

Mixed

Type

Loop

A 2.8-kilometre network of maintained paths through a tall deciduous forest and the West Don valley, with open parkland, ravine views, and connections around the ski hill. It is one of North York's strongest all-season park walks.

Highlights

Deciduous ravine forestWest Don valleyski hillamphitheatreoff-leash area

Amenities

Dog-friendly
Stroller-friendly
Washrooms

Getting There

Transit

TTC buses on Bathurst Street stop near the park's main entrance north of Sheppard Avenue West.

Parking

Free City parking lots are available inside the park.

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Ravine

Waterfront

Forest

Urban

Multi-use

Escarpment

Official Trail PageGuide updated July 2026

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