Humber Trails

One of the best keep trail secrets in the GTA. Walk the river (500m) and find one of the oldest trees in ontario. Follow the trail straight across and bring a nice picnic once you get through the forest.

Pretty good trail with wide single tracks and parking available

The trail could have been nice.Its so over grown, there used to be a concrete path thats all over grown. The bridge is broken.Theres trails with dirt roads that are longer and nicer. The are trails with concrete paths that are longer and nicer.This could be a nice trail if some maintaince went into it. Its very short without the bridge. There are many better options.

Very clean new trail. Narrow walkway as its new from the looks of it, but seems to be very promising if continued to be funded

Undeveloped public parkland. This was once a small community nestled among the banks of the Humber River. Hurricane Hazel flooding destroyed the community. The land was purchased and left undeveloped to be used as a public trail. Remnants of the road that serviced the houses here can still be seen. Parking is along the old entrance to the community, but there is no formal parking lot. The trail is flat but often overgrown. Still, this is a pretty walk at any time of year. ,