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Open meadow trails at Sunnybrook Park
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Sunnybrook Park

Toronto·Leaside·5 km·1.5-2 hours

Length

5 km

Elevation

30 m

Surface

Mixed

Type

Loop

A 60-hectare park with over 5 kilometres of trails through open meadows, forested ravines, and along the West Don River. The park connects to Edwards Gardens and Wilket Creek Trail to the north, and to Serena Gundy Park to the east, making it a central node in Toronto's connected ravine trail network.

Highlights

West Don Riveroff-leash dog parkriding stableswildflower meadowsEdwards Gardens connectionSerena Gundy Park

Amenities

  • Dog-friendly
  • Stroller-friendly
  • Washrooms

Getting There

Transit

Take TTC bus 11 Bayview from Davisville station to Sunnybrook Park entrance at Bayview and Wilket Creek.

Parking

Multiple free parking lots off Bayview Avenue, including near the stables and the dog off-leash area.

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Seasonal Notes

Best: Year-round

The off-leash dog area is one of the largest in Toronto. Riding stables operate year-round. The meadow areas are stunning with wildflowers in summer.

Official Trail Page

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