Saigeon Trail

Nice little trail just a minute away from the busy city streets. As my vehicle was serviced nearby, i decided to walk on the trails instead of waiting. Took me less than an hour to walk the trail from Yonge and Elgin Mills to Tower Hill and back.less than 4km altogether. The trails are all paved so would be perfect for a stroller.

The recent rain washed out the previous ice and snow cover of the trail, though the ice and snow on some sections of the trail refused to go. Parked along the Alpaca drive, went along the paved trail to the Greenbank drive, out and back is about 5km. The trail is along a creek and it has a number of bridges along the way.

It wasn’t for the fall leaves but very tidy organized trail. It took about one hour going everywhere in the trail, all paved and easy to walk. I think because of it, there are many bikes needed to watch out.

Not a typical straight trail, this one is a winding path with some elevation to it. Good for pleasure walks with a bit of cardio exercise going up and down the hills. Fun for biking as well, but its narrow so watch out for people.
In some areas the path is shaded with trees, and if you go further pass the playground there are some interesting metal sculptures! L and winding boardwalk.

Easy hiking trail that is enjoyable for all ages. There are bridges, some ponds, and small rivers.

It's a good dog trail with small hills and brushes. Dog loves it. People there are friendly too.

Very pleasant trail. Very well maintained. Quite a few hills but not unmanageable for most people. Fairly busy. Lots of options to make the walk longer. I was a bit disappointed not to see more wildlife but it is certainly a nice wooded trail.

Saigeon Trail has also the Saigeon Extension Trail. If you go to the Saigeon Extension Trail you could exit to Jefferson Side-road and Meander Park. In the South of Saigeon Extension Trail there is Autumn Grove Park and beneath Autumn Grove Park there is original Saigeon Trail.

Hidden in a community besides the busy Yonge Street, you will find this trail very quiet and enjoyable. Well maintained, solid road and lots of wooden pathways, natural shortcuts, all make it a great walking place for all family members.

Beautiful place but a little hard to social distance for both directions. Can bike as well or walk / run. There is an extended path connecting a dog park and playground. Have not been through the whole thing but planning to soon! Not too many people during the mornings.

This was an easy and nicely paved trail. It was suitable for all ages and skill levels. The trail was calm and not crowded. There were many trees to keep us under the shade on a hot sunny day. The scenery was nice and the trail was well maintained. We enjoyed a good work out going up & down hill at some point. It took us almost an hour to complete the route back & forth.

A beautiful trail, well maintained and clean. Lots of photo opportunities: Birds, flowers, landscape and insects.

It's a nice serene trail. Occasionally you would see wild rabbits, rarely fox, and multiple birds - red cardinals, blue Jays, doves and more. Small ponds with small fishes, frogs/toads, and geese. Very nice place to walk if you can live with hopping around geese droppings which are in abandence.

This trails is connected to Meander Park ad well as another park. This is a beautiful little Richmondhill trail that goes through a wooded area. It has some outdoor art exhibits along the way. Very well kept and very refreshing. It made for a very nice stroll with the family. Well with the visit.

Not worth coming to from afar. But for people who live nearby, it's a much nicer place to walk around than your average city sidewalks.

Usually walk my dog here on these trails. There is an off leash dog park here as well that is a lot larger than expected. Never very crowded. Very scenic and paved trails.

Gorgeous canopied walking paths with lots of dense vegetation. Very quiet and clean. Not much open space and no benches along the path.