온타리오‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

Along the trail, you’ll find Passage, a metal sculpture shaped like an open doorway framing the lake. It’s a simple but striking piece, with a framing effect that works beautifully with the shoreline, making it a memorable little landmark on the way down to the water.

Milne Dam spans the Rouge River near the southern edge of Markham, originally built in the 1800s to power a gristmill operated by the Milne family. The current concrete-and-steel arc dam, one of the first of its kind in Canada, was constructed by Archie Milne and now serves as a flood control structure managed by the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. A fishway added in 2005 allows salmon and trout to bypass the dam and reach upstream spawning grounds, restoring access to over 45 kilometres of river habitat.

Mount Pleasant Cemetery Memorial Gardens and Pond is a peaceful, park-like area within Toronto’s historic Mount Pleasant Cemetery. The gardens feature winding paths, manicured lawns, and a reflective pond surrounded by mature trees and seasonal flowers. It’s a lovely place to pause and enjoy a quiet moment in the heart of the city.

Can get busy. Take your time.

It is a very good route

Beautiful lookout at Smoke Lake

You can't see Tea Lake from here, but you can see Smoke Lake. The view is worth a short stop.

Nice lookout of Smoke Lake, but it's not worth 4 identical highlights.