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Located at the western tip of Centre Island, the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse is one of Toronto’s oldest landmarks. Built in 1808, it once guided ships approaching the harbour, at a time when navigation on Lake Ontario was far more perilous than it is today. Surrounded by trees and set back slightly from the beach, its simple stone silhouette contrasts with the modern skyline visible in the distance.

A scenic pedestrian bridge spanning the mouth of the Humber River, where it meets Lake Ontario. Its elegant white arches make it one of the most photographed spots on the waterfront trails. From the middle of the bridge, you get wide views of the Toronto skyline, the lake, and the river flowing out to the bay.

From here you'll have an excellent view of the Toronto Skyline and the surrounding lake and bridges. This is a great spot for photographers and artists to capture the natural and man made beauty of the city.

From several locations on Toronto Island, you can enjoy excellent views of the metropolis' skyline. The CN Tower dominates the view.

Can get busy. Take your time.

Yes. Toronto beaches are legendary. And arriving by bicycle is FAR more pleasant than by auto. Last time there I was there on a hot summer day it took us more than 30 min to find a parking spot, trying lot after lot after lot.

This is a great section of track that's separated from the vehicular and pedestrian traffic but make sure your bell is working well as some of those pedestrians may wonder onto the cycle track

A must-see walk with the best views of Toronto