Humber Bay Park is worth a destination run. These are paved and gravel waterfront trails in the western part of Toronto, featuring great views of the water and Toronto’s ever-expanding skyline. The park is divided into West and East sections.
The start of the run is the west side of the Humber Bay pedestrian bridge, about 7.5 km west of Queen’s Quay on the Martin Goodman Trail. There are numerous distance options here. We’ve mapped a 10 km loop that includes Humber Bay Shores Park, jaunts out to Humber Bay Park East and Humber Bay Park West, and continuing west to Mimico Waterfront Park, then looping back to the bridge.
Add-Ons: Continue inland into South Humber Bay Park and some other trails along the Humber River. You can also join the Martin Goodman Trail from Humber Bay Park.
Humber Bay Park is worth a destination run. These are paved and gravel waterfront trails in the western part of Toronto, featuring great views of the water and Toronto’s ever-expanding skyline. The park is divided into West and East sections.
The start of the run is the west side of the Humber Bay pedestrian bridge, about 7.5 km west of Queen’s Quay on the Martin Goodman Trail. There are numerous distance options here. We’ve mapped a 10 km loop that includes Humber Bay Shores Park, jaunts out to Humber Bay Park East and Humber Bay Park West, and continuing west to Mimico Waterfront Park, then looping back to the bridge.
Add-Ons: Continue inland into South Humber Bay Park and some other trails along the Humber River. You can also join the Martin Goodman Trail from Humber Bay Park.
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