Moore Park Ravine

Nice Park for a walk. It was nice to see small turtles soaking the sun. There's a market inside the park where you can buy plants and other stuff.

Its a great park for walking, running and biking but unfortunately its been closed since a year and nobody knows when it will open again. The sign says Summer 2022 is when it will open again but from what I see the repair works are not even close to completion. All the websites say its open. Very misleading

This trail has spectacular views, it’s great for those seeking a mood boost and likes up and down hills to get their heart pumping and muscles flexed take the steep stairs up and down, take a slow run to reduce stress, you can park in the residential area if you turn right at Moore ave there’s nice house at the corner and a stairs take you down to the trail

One of my favourite trails in Toronto. It has seclusion from the city and you get to enooy the beautiful nature. I go here regularly and definitely recommend people to visit.

Moore Park Ravine is urban park in a natural setting complete with walking / biking trail. Part of the Belt Line Trail, following Mud Creek.

Nice place to see plants and greenery, of course in summer only because the whole place will turn into white in winter!

Very nice park to go for a walk in. Long trail with loads of greenery and views. The walk is worth bringing your dog to get some fresh air.

Talk about a walk into nature. Steep stairs lead all the way down to a leafy green enclosed place, while there is a lot of food traffic, which keeps you feeling like you are still connected. It's incredible that this place exists in the middle of the city!

Never fail to meet a friendly dog or two here, and if you're an early riser, the quiet of the walks is definitely something to be appreciated.

If, you're like me and prefer a more leisurely noon time stroll. The sun peeking through the leaves when it's highest in the sky is wonderfully welcoming!

A fantastic place to recharge

If taking a car, go to the Pleasant Mt. Cemetery and park in the parking lot and you can follow a small path from there and cross the street to enter the park.

Very scenic, the sound of nature was awesome, the trees grow over allowing nice cool shade, I enjoyed my walk

Parking is not clearly marked anywhere but you can park at Chorley park and walk down to the beltline trail. Alternatively, you can park at evergreen brick works and walk up to the beltline.

It's a nice walk in the spring, but it's gorgeous in the winter.

It was a great walk on a brisk December afternoon. Not many people on trail mid-week. Will do it again.

Simply Stunning scenery. This hiking spot is well maintained and a scenic spot to stroll through!

Moore Park, North Rosedale and Bennington Heights all share the distinction of being situated in one of Toronto's most spectacular natural phenomenon - Moore Park Ravine! This stunning and verdant slice of nature bisects a vast swath of Toronto incorporating David Balfour Park, The Beltline, Chorley Park, Evergreen Brickworks, and Riverdale Park well as points far east and northwest. There are places in this forested wonderland that make it hard to believe one is in the very heart of a bustling City of 6-million plus people. And, it is for reasons like Moore Park Ravine that this City is as unique as it truly is. Fortunately, this parkland is open to the whole public and not just the extraordinary wealthy who live beside it. If you have not already discovered it, it is a must-do on your list of must-dos and must-see's while in Toronto. I promise you will not be disappointed.

An absolutely beautiful space to take in all the natural beauty we so often take for granted. It was a beautiful evening and a nice change from sitting in the house during covid restrictions. We will be back for sure!

Wonderful place to visit to get out of the hussel and bustle! Appears well maintained with wide gravel walks for people and bikers together.

It is a treasure. One step in and you are in a different world. It’s heaven for nature lovers, hiking, cycling, dog walking, flora and fauna exploring. Such a gift on the city.

This place is incredible. A place to forget your city stress and indulge into the nature. Whether you are a cyclist, walk enjoyer or just nature lover, this place will pleasantly surprise you.

This ravine serves as a great way to connect neighbourhoods together and to the great Don valley park system. It allows for a beautiful escape from the city, with lovely scenery to ease one's soul from the rush of the city.