These pictures are from our hike through the Glendon Forest in Toronto.
You can see the location of this hike with other blog entries around on
Update October 2007:
There is construction going on through the really muddy section of the trail, just
south/east of the southern bridge - here's a photo.
And another gate update as of October 20th, 2007:
the southern one was now locked shut,
the northern one looked permanently closed.
The parking lot, as seen from the hill down from Sunnybrook Hospital:
Same parking lot, from the Sunnybrook park side of the bridge:
The start of the hike, looking north:
The trail continues as a typical gravel path:
The trail is well maintained, with wetlands along the way:
A stone bench along the trail:
An informational sign along the West Don River:
The first footbridge across the Don River :
April 2007 update - now with a gate:
The side of the ravine across the river:
The narrower path on the north side of the river:
Across the second bridge you can see a building and playing fields:
April 2007 update: The second bridge, closed
Back to the woods, heading south, past the playing fields:
The view north-east across the river to the side of the ravine:
October 2007: I assume this VERY large fish is a salmon. You can't tell from this photo, but it must have been about 3 feet long.
An hour or so later, back to the parking lot:
