쉬운 온타리오 호수 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

이 트레일은 온타리오 호수 해안을 따라 이어지며 수많은 도시 공원과 해변을 연결합니다. 가는 길에 호수와 토론토의 스카이라인 멋진 전망을 즐길 수 있습니다.

온타리오 호수의 북쪽 해안에 있는 이 곳에는 놀라운 수영 선수 마릴린 벨에게 헌정된 명판이 있습니다. 1954년 9월 9일, 그녀는 51.5킬로미터의 거리를 헤엄쳐 온타리오 호수를 횡단한 최초의 인물이 되었습니다. 이 놀라운 업적은 그녀에게 거의 21시간이 걸렸고 그녀의 이름을 역사에 새겼습니다.

Sunnyside Beach is a beautiful sandy waterfront spot with open lake views, seasonal swimming areas, and easy access to the waterfront trail used by walkers and cyclists. Nearby facilities and historic structures, including the Sunnyside Pavilion, make it a popular stop along the Western Ravines & Beaches Boardwalk route.

On the far side of the marsh, a second observation deck and picnic area offer another place to stop along the loop. Covered tables sit right beside the reeds, with open views across the grasses toward the main lookout in the distance. This midway point makes for a great snack sto, a break from the sun, or taking in the scale of the wetland before continuing along the trail.

Near the start of the Marsh Boardwalk Trail, an elevated observation deck overlooks the open marsh, with wide views across tall grasses and scattered trees. Beneath it, a covered picnic table offers a shaded place to stop. Interpretive signs explain the wetland ecosystem and local species, making this a great spot to pause before continuing along the boardwalk.

Marsh Boardwalk Trail is a short, easy loop through wetland boardwalk and forest in Presqu’ile Provincial Park, ideal for a relaxed walk or family outing. The well-maintained wooden boardwalk carries you out over the marsh with benches and wildlife signs along the way, Parking is easy, it’s rarely crowded, and dogs on leash are welcome. If you'd like to observe the local wildlife make sure to bring with you a pair of binoculars.

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.

Following the Lake Ontario shoreline, the Whitby section of the Waterfront Trail offers long, easy walking and cycling routes with steady lake views, breezy open stretches, and access to several parks and marina areas. The path is mostly paved and flat, running past Lynde Shores, Whitby Harbour, Iroquois Beach, and the waterfront promenade, with plenty of spots to stop for views of the lake. Boardwalk sections, shaded pockets, and signed wayfinding make it simple to follow, and it connects seamlessly to the rest of the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail. A scenic, reliable lakeside route ideal for relaxed rides, long walks, or sunrise outings by the water.