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Trail running beside Etobicoke Creek in Etobicoke Valley Park
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Etobicoke Valley Park Trail

Toronto·Alderwood·1-2 hours

Check before you go

Low creekside sections may flood or collect debris after heavy rain. Check local conditions before following the route south.

Surface

Paved

Type

Out & Back

A creekside trail through Etobicoke Valley Park that continues south toward Marie Curtis Park and the Lake Ontario waterfront. The broad valley, open grass, and wooded river edges make it a useful west-end route for walkers, runners, and families.

Highlights

Etobicoke CreekMarie Curtis Park connectionLake Ontario connectionbroad valley views

Amenities

  • Dog-friendly
  • Stroller-friendly
  • Washrooms

Getting There

Transit

TTC buses serve Horner Avenue and Brown's Line. Long Branch GO and the 501 streetcar are useful for a one-way walk ending near Marie Curtis Park.

Parking

Free parking is available at Etobicoke Valley Park.

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Official Trail PageGuide updated July 2026

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