Pan Pacific Toronto

The trail was established to connect off-road paved bicycle trails that lead to the northern city limits and southward to downtown and Lake Ontario. The current southern end is officially a dead end with a plan to connect east across the CP tracks to ET Seton Park. An unofficial path has been created near the south end going west through private property (OTT Financial) to the east side of Leslie Street north of the firehall south of the OTT building. Please ride or walk with special care...

A lovely paved path for a peaceful walk or bike ride - you can hear the sound of water all along the way. There are dirt trails that connect if you would like a more varied or more difficult ride. Accessibility: There are several paved parking lots at the start of the trail on the south end off of Duncan Mill Road, and at least one of them has designated accessible spaces. It is unclear if there are any striped access aisles. The trail surface is paved asphalt (with wooden boardwalk bridges...

This is a very easy trail with minimal elevation. Users will enjoy the bountiful array of bridges, the beautiful scenery, and countless viewpoints. At times, can be crowded, especially during summer or on weekends . This is a perfect trail for hiking, running and biking. Takes about two hours to hike, but plan on getting pleasantly distracted by the water and ducks. All-terrain strollers or motorized wheelchairs may be needed here for the bridges or unpaved sections, or assistance may be...

The Don Valley trails are mostly for intermediate to advanced mountain bikers and hikers on this shared trail, but there are some beginner trails. The green/easy trails are pretty, running along the river and the train tracks and were easy enough. The blue/intermediate trails were on the more advanced side of intermediate, and these generally include more of the steep inclines and downhills. There are multiple trailheads to access this loop, with some trails rerouted at times, but the city of...