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Parks & Gardens: Rouge Park
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  • In Toronto's east end there is a gorgeous area known as Rouge Valley. It's the perfect place to go hiking for the day, especially in autumn when the leaves have all changed colours. Hiking trails abound and you can do the Rouge Valley Trail which starts near the Toronto Zoo, is 10km long and ends at Lake Ontario. Rouge Park is actually the largest urban area park in North America. It's a popular spot on sunny days and hard to believe it's so close to the urban areas. Dogs must be leashed at all times in this park.

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    Parks & Gardens: High Park. It's about the...
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  • High Park. It's about the size of Central Park in NYC and is quite beautiful, set just off to the west of downtown Toronto. In the summer there are Shakespeare in the Park plays here - for free!

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    Parks & Gardens: High Park. It's not exactly...
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  • High Park. It's not exactly off the beaten path, but it's definitely out of the way from all the usual tourist attractions. It's a huge park surrounding a large pond, and it offers so much for the whole family. There's hiking and biking and running trails. There's lots of open space for picnicing or just relaxing. There's lovely gardens to stroll through. There's a couple of restaurants. It's a great place to spend the day in the spring or summer. Or there's always Canada's Wonderland, a large amusement park located in north Toronto. Rollercoasters galore!

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    Parks & Gardens: Cows in Downtown Toronto Park
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    Parks & Gardens: Canadian National Excebition Park
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    Parks & Gardens: Ashbridge's Bay park along the...
    Ashbridge's Bay park along the Lake Ontario coast. It's a really nice beach, with lots of great looking women, and a haven for activities such as rollerblading, and beach volleyball.

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    Parks & Gardens: Earl Bales Park in Toronto
    Earl Bales' Park Barry Zukerman Amphitheatre - Toronto
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    Earl Bales Park is located in the West Don River Valley in North York, now part of Toronto. Tees and greens is everywhere in this huge park. If you are a Pinoy or originally from the Philippines, you should know this very popular place frequented along Bathurst Street especially during the summer months when it becomes the picnic ground with tables and barbecue grill. You can stay here all day long and even until night time. We have a lot of space here to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, or just wanna have fun. In the photo I posted here, you will see a celebration being held at the 1,500-seat Barry Zukerman Amphitheatre. It is an entertainment courtesy of Filipino-Canadian showcasing song and folk dance. Come to Earl Bales Park at summertime. You will surely enjoy the park landscape.

  • Phone: 416 392 8186
  • Other Contact: Bathurst St., South of Sheppard

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    Parks & Gardens: High Park is our favorite one...
    High Park is our favorite one in Toronto.

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    Parks & Gardens: sunbathe in the sunshine!
    High park is huge. you can walk around it for hours, there is dog mountain, (or hill, i cant remember!) where people who walk their dogs and congragate before starting off home, a great chance to meet people (and their kanine friends) lots of wooded areas and a river running through it. It is fantastically beutifull all year round.

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    Parks & Gardens: Take a quiet walk in the park
    If you just want to chill out in the park for a bit and relax, then you can head to High Park for some quiet time. The park is, I believe, the largest park in Toronto. There's a petting zoo, and a restaurant in the park. You can grab some lunch on bloor street. This is a "park" like as you'll get for Toronto.

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