Explore the Valley
The Highland Creek Trail offers miles of paved and natural paths perfect for cycling and hiking.





Highland Creek is a historic and scenic neighborhood located in the eastern reaches of Toronto, Ontario. Named after the river that winds through its lush valley, the area is characterized by its abundant greenery, including the extensive trail systems of Colonel Danforth Park. It serves as a quiet suburban retreat, popular with families and students due to its proximity to the University of Toronto Scarborough and Centennial College. The community maintains a distinct identity with a mix of mid-century homes and newer developments, all set against a backdrop of natural ravines and wooded areas.
Highland Creek is a historic and scenic neighborhood located in the eastern reaches of Toronto, Ontario. Named after the river that winds through its lush valley, the area is characterized by its abundant greenery, including the extensive trail systems of Colonel Danforth Park. It serves as a quiet suburban retreat, popular with families and students due to its proximity to the University of Toronto Scarborough and Centennial College. The community maintains a distinct identity with a mix of mid-century homes and newer developments, all set against a backdrop of natural ravines and wooded areas.
Scenic trails along the Highland Creek valley.
Proximity to the University of Toronto Scarborough.
Abundant green space and mature parklands.
Quiet, family-friendly atmosphere.
The area is primarily residential with limited commercial and nightlife options.
A car is recommended for accessing major shopping centers and services.
Hilly terrain in the parks may be challenging for those with mobility issues.
The Highland Creek Trail offers miles of paved and natural paths perfect for cycling and hiking.
Use the local TTC bus routes to connect to the Guildwood GO Station for a quick commute to downtown Toronto.
Quiet residential living and scenic nature walks.
CAD $
$80-$150 p/day
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Visit during the autumn months to see the spectacular changing colors of the ravine foliage.
May-October
Expect damp trails but beautiful budding greenery as the valley wakes up.
Ideal for picnics in the park and long walks in the shaded ravine.
The best time for photography as the valley transforms with vibrant autumn colors.
Quiet and snowy; the main trails are often accessible but can be slippery.