Visit Toronto’s High Park

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Explore High Park Toronto

all-inclusive, illustrated, nature-centred guide to High Park in Toronto

Discover why High Park is a perfect place to explore nature right in the city! You will also find ideas for your visit, useful links and information about park amenities, recreational facilities and volunteer opportunities. Don't hesitate to reach out to suggest updates or new information, we love to improve!

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Maps and Directions

High Park is a large urban park located in the City of Toronto, west of the city core and close to Lake Ontario. It can be reached by public transit and by walking or cycling, or by car.

High Park Map 2017-2019. Source: City of Toronto
High Park Management Plan maps (2002)
Topographical map of High Park (1895)

Responsible Use

Please enjoy the park in a responsible manner so it can be enjoyed by others now and for generations to come. The park is used by so many people! Actions that may seem relatively harmless (such as picking flowers, feeding ducks or letting a dog run off-trail) can have serious consequences if they are repeated by many other park visitors. Please remember you are not just one person, but one of many.

Dog-Walking

The High Park off-leash area is 8.5 acres of open area (Dog Hill) and designated trails. It is clearly marked with signs and fencing and is intended for all park users, not just dog owners.

Fishing Responsibly

Conscientious anglers can help maintain a balanced population at Grenadier Pond by following sport fishing regulations and learning how to properly catch and release fish.

Tours, Talks and Workshops

A variety of walking tours, hikes, talks and workshops are offered in High Park throughout the year.

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What's New?

Ecology

History

Birds

Mammals

Herps

Fish

Insects

Trees + Shrubs

Wildflowers

Grasses

Wetland Plants

Invasive Plants

Research

Restoration

Volunteer

Maps