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A heritage plaque describing the Sherbourne blockhouse. It was a fortification on what once was Torontos northern border in the early to mid 1800s. It eventually became obsolete and was turned into housing for soldiers before being torn down in the late 1800s.

It's a really nice trail hidden in north Toronto. It can be accessed through several different points, most have parking lots. The trail follows the Don River and has a lot of opportunities for photos, bird watching, and fishing. It is mostly flat and paved; good for a nice walk or bike ride. A couple of the highlights are the rainbow tunnel and absolutely massive train bridge.

There are two playgrounds, one is bigger and one is smaller they are good for multiple age types. The path to the east of the playground goes through a wooded area into a field that is part of the Rouge Park. If you walk far enough, there is a large hill with an awesome panoramic view of Scarborough and Pickering.

Large park. A lot of seats for gatherings and all are very cool. One set are flat stones and the other are wooden seats that spin around. All tge seats have a view of the lake and surroundjng condos. Gorgeous and large new play ground with all sorts of climbing apparatuses. Dog run at the north end. A lot of cement not a lot of grass.

Huge field with a large modern park. On the far end is the start of a local trail.
Coolest part of this park is a bike repair station with tools and a pump.