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Charles Sauriol Conservation Area

  1. Toronto
  2. Don Mills Park

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Charles Sauriol Conservation Area
Address: 701 Don Mills Rd, Toronto, ON M3C, Canada
Phone: (416) 338-5058
State: Ontario
County: Toronto Division
City: Toronto


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Reviews
One of my absolute favorite hikes in Toronto! It's a nice easy walk, with a slight steep at the end yut if you don't want to do it you can turn around. The rainbow bridge is a nice add on to the views.
Oct 2022 Nice flat trail along don river, beautiful all year round, especially in autumn. Still be able to spot some salmon in the water. Parking at lawrence ave is quite limited, can hear the noise from highway in the first section of the trail.
I walk through these areas and think of what it must have been like to cottage and experience the don the same way this areas namesake experienced it. But not just him but the pioneers that he wrote about and work up did to preserve the don valley area. These walks are some of the best in Toronto. From Milnes hollow, you could junction to so many places in the city and connect with other trails up and down the don.
2022 April 4 A very nice open area of green space in the city. Mature trees and along side the Don river stream right beside it, you'll enjoy walking though this area. Several bridges cross over the river at multiple areas and it's connected to several communities providing much needed green space. The river was once surrounded by vast tracts of forest, interspersed with wetlands meadows. But over the last 200 years, human settlement has brought hills, golf courses, housing developments, roads and rail have changed the look of the watershed. The East Don Trail runs through a relatively natural area of the Don River watershed, the Charles Sauriol Conservation Reserve. Milne Hollow at Lawrence Avenue East is the northern gateway to the conservation reserve and the north entrance to the East Don Trail. The trail connects Milne Hollow to Wyford at the south and across the river and the Don Valley Parkway to Moccasin Trail Park. With few large, undeveloped stretches of land nearby, the natural areas found in the Charles Sauriol Conservation Reserve provide good places for wildlife. Along the trail, there are a number of different types of habitat - the upland forests on the valley slopes, open meadows and young trees in Milne Hollow, and a wetland near the CP Rail The diversity of habitats means you may many kinds of wildlife on your visit, such as deer, beaver, fox, hawks, and many species of migratory birds. Free Limited Parking is available at certain areas around the entryways.
Nice trails! Very good for a family walking! River is just beside you! And you can walk I think until downtown Toronto
This has to be one of the most beautiful places in the city to go for a walk and not feel like you’re in the city at all. It is great for all ages and has places to sit shopping the way if needed
Lovely trails, Water bodies, full green and free parking too! Nice location in Scarborough.
Very serene place. Paved narrow roads all the way. No proper signage though but you won't get lost. Clean and green. Yes, just greens all around with water flowing along the way. Not much flowers.
A long peaceful trail, it was majestic with snow. You can use the main trail or do the loop by using smaller paths.
Really beautiful area to go for a walk or even bike and see all the nature around you. I can just imagine how amazing it would look once all the trees grow their leaves but there's so many different bird species that can be found along the trail. I've spotted other animals like beavers and chipmunks and there's always something new to be found.
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