Hiking in Toronto, ON

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How exactly does one review a ravine? The very idea makes me think of Hitch-Hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.Anyway, it begins (or ends) in the west across St Clair Ave from Loblaws Forest Hill with a lovely, deep swoop into a forest, punctuated by reassuring City of Toronto light fixtures and mysterious TTC…

Lisa B.

Nordheimer Ravine

This independent, neighbourhood business carries products from the following brands;* Arcteryx * Bogs * Descente * Ex Officio * Ibex * Keen * Lole * Marmot * Merrell * Mountain Hardwear * Osprey * Royal Robbins * The North FaceIn fact, if a Beacher is wearing a pair of Keens, and didn’t get them at MEC, they…

David M.

Threads Lifestyle

As a formerly avid hiker, one of the things I was bummed about when I moved back to Toronto was the lack of any good hiking in the GTA. I was complaining about it to a co-worker to which he replied «What? ever heard of Rouge River??», to which I replied «No».Anyway, its apparently the largest urban park in…

Leeor J.

Rouge Valley Conservation Centre

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5 places in Toronto, ordered by rating:

Nordheimer Ravine

5.0

1 review

Telephone:	Not provided
Address:	375 St. Clair Avenue W

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Threads Lifestyle

4.5

4 reviews

Telephone:	+1 416-690-1806
Address:	950 Kingston Road

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Rouge Valley Conservation Centre

4.0

4 reviews

Telephone:	+1 416-282-8265
Address:	1749 Meadowvale Road

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Terry Fox Run

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Telephone:	+1 888-836-9786
Address:	20 Grosvenor St

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Toronto, ON, Canada

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