Scarborough, Ontario, offers a diverse range of hiking trails, from scenic routes along the Scarborough Bluffs to tranquil paths through wooded areas like Warden Woods. Popular options include the Scarborough Bluffs Trail, offering views of Lake Ontario and the bluffs themselves, and the Gus Harris Trail in Warden Woods, a 3.2km out-and-back trail with a ravine and creek. Other notable areas for hiking include Rouge National Urban Park and Highland Creek. 


Popular Trails and Areas:

Scarborough Bluffs Trail: Known for its stunning views of Lake Ontario and the bluffs, this trail offers a mostly paved or gravel path with access to beaches. 

Gus Harris Trail (Warden Woods): A 3.2km out-and-back trail through a wooded area with a ravine and creek, easily accessible from local subway stations. 

Rouge National Urban Park: This park offers a variety of trails, including the Vista Trail and Mast Trail, which can be combined for a longer hike. 

Highland Creek: Trails along Highland Creek provide scenic views and opportunities for both walking and biking. 

Bluffer's Park to Guild Park and Gardens: This trail offers a mix of beaches and cliffs, with a compacted dirt path inland from the shore. 

Doris McCarthy Trail: This trail offers beautiful water views and wildlife sightings. 

Highland Creek and Waterfront Loop: A mostly paved path through wilderness and along Lake Ontario.