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Sue
November 6, 2025
The Humber River Trail is a picturesque, multi-use path that traces one of Toronto’s most historic waterways, winding through parks, ravines, and stretches of quiet urban green space. Paved and mostly flat, it stretches over 20 kilometres from the lakefront at Etienne Brulé Park north to Claireville Dam, featuring multiple access points, smooth underpasses, and ample space for walking, cycling, and spotting wildlife. As part of the Toronto Carrying-Place Trail and a designated Canadian Heritage River corridor, it's the perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural history.
Ivan K
May 5, 2019
Cycling
Free public parking is available at the Albion St. entrance.
Incredible stretch, of much bigger trail, that follows West Humber River up to the Claiville Dam.
It's 10 km one …
Incredible stretch, of much bigger trail, that follows West Humber River up to the Claiville Dam.
It's 10 km one …
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Distance 368 m
Uphill 10 m
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