Tim Chase Photography

The Dogs Off-Leash Area is fenced, allows Commercial Dog Walkers and has a separate area for dogs weighing less than 9.1 kg (20 lbs). This park also has bike trails and sports fields all around. Today I found an amazing trail just beyond the dog park that winds around a tree lined area and a creek on one side. It's fenced along both sides and very nice. At the very end it stops but fence is open in one area if people want to continue as many did today while I was there.
But back to the dog park. It's massive, like a little city for your dog.

Very interesting area and first time here today. Very close to home and had no idea of the area and even Beechwood Drive winding down to Crothers Woods. Beautiful day spent hiking and it was so quite except going the other way and DVP noise but really nice spot and with parking. Looks like someone has been living here as they built a lean to in front of the firepit. And a lot of tracks going under. Possibly kids from the area. Hopes it doesn't get destroyed.

Amazing area for hiking and or biking above the Don River areas. Many trails to choose from and today we decided on the beginner trail as we had been hiking other areas. This took around 30 to 45 minutes and very nice. Take a photo of the map on the way in after you cross the bridge over the Don River. The trails branch off and can be confusing as we kept seeing the same groups pass us but they didn't ask for directions. We used Google Maps to follow the right trail.
Perfect spot for anyone, some upgrades and down grades but wear the proper footwear for snow covered trails. Some were enjoying mountain bikes and others walking the family dogs. We will be back again and try a different trail.

Beautiful spot to walk or bike while on the Toronto trails

Perfect place for a Park with so much foot traffic and or bikes traveling the trails of the Don River. Just needs some picnic tables for the summer months. We made our way from Riverdale Park West today and hiked along the Don River up as far as Pottery Road and so much has changed over the years. I miss that wooden structure that we used to walk or bike on that passed under the bridges. Now the trail takes you away from the 2 bridges and no sign of the past.