Ravines, Trails & Natural Parklands

Help shape the future of how Highland Creek is managed. Take the survey by July 19 to share your ideas on the long-term protection of these natural area parklands.

Ravines provide many important ecological services and recreation opportunities. Explore the beauty that runs through the city.

Person riding a bike on a bridge over the Humber River in Lambton Woods.

Trails & Natural Areas

Explore trails connecting Toronto ravines and natural areas.

An elevated view of a heavily forested area of Toronto, with the Don Valley Parkway running on the left side and the Toronto city skyline in the distance. Roads and pathways run throughout the forested area, and a set of railway tracks run parallel to the highway.

Ravine Strategy

Guiding future ravine management, use, enhancement and protection.

A deer standing in tall grass in ravine parkland.

Nature & Biodiversity

Biodiversity booklets about birds, insects, fish and mammals.

Greenery and waterways in a park looking towards the downtown Toronto city skyline.

Ecosystem Services

Public green spaces provide ecosystem services that prevent flooding, reduce extreme heat, purify air and water and more.