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Went to solo bike ride on a beautiful sunny evening at Tommy Thompson Park. Amazing scenarios, lots of bike riders around there. Will recommend anyone to go for a spin
Beautiful part of Toronto to escape to nature at its finest. Car and dog free, a wildlife sanctuary full of birds, surrounded by water and green space. One of the best views of the city skyline from the lighthouse point. Bike or walk, spend the day and clear your mind.
It's a gem if a place to visit in the city. No dog signs and enforced for wandering rangers. Long walk to the waters end. No shade. Carry water.
If you are looking for a perfect get away from the city you need to discover this. Best for a bike ride or a long peace walk
This is the most beautiful biking trail in Toronto. The best part is from cherry beach to Tommy Thompson Park.
Some people say Toronto doesn’t have green spaces they’re wrong. This is one of the most beautiful places in our fair city. Head down there for a bike ride or a walk if you like the outdoors and nature, you’ll enjoy
2023 June 4★
Part of the Leslie Street Spit, this constructed landform has developed over time. Construction was initiated and complete by Ports Toronto (originally known as The Toronto Harbour Commissioners, and more
recently as the Toronto Port Authority)
The Spit has three distinct construction phases: Eastern Headland, Peninsulas, and the Endikement and Cells.
At the front of the spit, this pavilion leading into the park.
This pavilion houses washrooms which open:
May to October
Monday to Sunday
9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
November to April
Monday to Sunday
9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Bike parking and car parking right beside. Parking for about 50 cars, but take a bike, the spit it quite long.
Part of the Leslie Street Spit, this constructed landform has developed over time. Construction was initiated and complete by Ports Toronto (originally known as The Toronto Harbour Commissioners, and more
recently as the Toronto Port Authority)
The Spit has three distinct construction phases: Eastern Headland, Peninsulas, and the Endikement and Cells.
At the front of the spit, this pavilion leading into the park.
This pavilion houses washrooms which open:
May to October
Monday to Sunday
9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
November to April
Monday to Sunday
9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Bike parking and car parking right beside. Parking for about 50 cars, but take a bike, the spit it quite long.
