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This East York concrete bridge is one of the historic in Toronto. This bridge at the intersection of Woodbine Ave and O'Connor drive was built in 1930 and 1931 over the tiny Tayler Massey Creek. This bridge has pedestrian sidewalks on both sides along with a bike lane. The view underneth with woody green is mind-blowing. This bridge is one of the pathways to downtown core from the east part of the city.
Very nice trails great escape from the city without leaving the city
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Great views
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If I was a troll, this bridge would be on my short list to live under.
Many drives over O'Connor Drive Bridge over the years but first time hiking under it and amazing areas. Great trails and the creek is amazing. One very long hike today at over 20 km's but right in the center of the trip was O'Connor Drive Bridge. Then on the way back I noticed the sign, watch for falling objects. Looked up and this bridge is in need of some repairs but it was nice seeing the trails under for a change from our concrete city.
