Maps and Directions - Toronto's High Park

High Park is located at 1873 Bloor Street West in the City of Toronto, west of the city core and close to Lake Ontario. This large urban park extends from Bloor Street south to The Queensway, and is bordered on the east by Parkside Drive.

About 70% of High Park is designated as a protected area due to its outstanding natural features. Please stay on marked trails and respect all park rules while you enjoy your visit to this very special place.

HIGH PARK MAP

View the park map online or download it for offline use.

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TIP: High Park is large and hilly. The map’s number/letter grid helps with general orientation.
You can use the map to find your way around or to agree on a meeting place or to find picnic areas in High Park.

Explore High Park
A Guide to Toronto's High Park

Discover why High Park is a perfect place to explore nature right in the city! You will also get ideas for your visit and learn about park amenities, recreational facilities and volunteer opportunities.

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How to Get to High Park by Public Transit

Subway

Take Bloor-Danforth subway to High Park station. Exit onto High Park Avenue and walk south (this becomes Colborne Lodge Drive south of Bloor).

Take Bloor-Danforth subway to Keele station. Exit onto Keele Street and cross Keele St. and Bloor St. (Keele St. becomes Parkside Drive south of Bloor). A park trail starts on the southwest corner of Keele St. & Bloor St.

Streetcar

Route 506 Carlton streetcars enter the park at the junction of Parkside Drive and Howard Park Avenue.

Route 501 Queen streetcars pass the park along The Queensway.

Bus

Take Route 41 Keele bus south to Keele subway station. Exit onto Keele Street and cross Keele St. and Bloor St. (Keele St. becomes Parkside Drive south of Bloor). A park trail starts on the southwest corner of Keele St. & Bloor St.

Route 203 High Park bus goes right into High Park on weekends and holidays on a seasonal basis. It uses an accessible community bus that resembles a regular Wheel-Trans vehicle, but anyone can ride it. See ttc.ca for details.

Why should I stay on the Trail?

City Trail Etiquette Tips

Maps and Directions – Toronto’s High Park

HIGH PARK MAP

More Maps of High Park

2019: TRCA Inventory Map of High Park Habitats

2018: Google Map Area View of High Park

2009: GIS Map of High Park natural heritage features

2002: High Park Management Plan maps

1895: Topographical map of High Park

1878: High Park - Goad Map

1864: John Howard's Plan of Survey, High Park

Other High Park Maps

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