Thomson Memorial Park & West Highland Creek

Toronto·Scarborough Centre·1-2 hours

Check before you go

Wooded creek sections can be muddy after rain, and winter maintenance varies. Check posted park notices.

Surface

Mixed

Type

Out & Back

A wooded creek trail through Thomson Memorial Park linking the Scarborough Museum area with Cedar Brook Park and Hague Park. The combination of forest, open parkland, and cultural stops makes this an easy, flexible Scarborough walk.

Highlights

West Highland CreekScarborough Museumwooded ravineCedar Brook Park connection

Amenities

Dog-friendly
Stroller-friendly
Washrooms

Getting There

Transit

TTC buses on Brimley Road stop by the park, a short ride south from Scarborough Centre station.

Parking

Free City parking is available in Thomson Memorial Park.

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Ravine

Waterfront

Forest

Urban

Multi-use

Escarpment

Official Trail PageGuide updated July 2026

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