The Metro Toronto Track and Field Centre is located on the northern edge of the York University campus. The facility was developed in 1978 by the former Metro Park & Culture Department, and its operations and programming are coordinated by a committee that includes members from the City of Toronto, York University, and track and field organizations. The indoor fieldhouse can accommodate over 900 people, including spectators, while the outdoor facility can accommodate over 2,500 spectators. Over 80 special events are held at the Toronto Track and Field Centre each year, attracting approximately 200,000 people.

• four-lane 200-metre banked oval track
• seven-lane 60-metre sprint/hurdle runway with photo-timers booth
• pole vaulting area (10-metre clearance)
• three long jump/triple jump runways
• two high jump areas
• discus throwing area with curtain
• shot-put throwing circle
• warm-up area
• three-lane 30-metre warm-up, sprint and hurdle runways
• training facility containing light, heavy, and Olympic free weights
• two universal gyms
• two meeting rooms
• observation gallery- washroom, locker rooms with showers
• first aid area
• public phones
• eight-lane rubberized 400-metre Olympic regulation track with two 125-metre sprint/hurdle runways
• full outdoor facilities for track meets
• outdoor photo-timers booth has public address system
• 1.6 hectare practice throwing paddock for javelin, discus, shot-put, and hammer events
• Alan Eagleson Sports Injuries Clinic

Public transit to the Track and Field Centre includes the York University 106 and the Steeles West 60 buses. Vehicles may be parked in the parking lot west of the centre; enter the campus via Thompson Boulevard (off Steeles Avenue West).

View the MTTFC Brochure (PDF)