Rollerblading has become all the rage during these summer days. It’s such a fun activity to enjoy the nice weather and also stay active—solo or with friends. Though downtown streets and sidewalks may be a tad difficult to take on, the city and the GTA are full of paved recreational paths to spend some hours rollerblading around.
Here are the best spots to go rollerblading in Toronto & The GTA.
The Martin Goodman Trail
Highlight: A trail that spans 22 km from east to west along Toronto’s waterfront, and is part of the Waterfront Trail System.
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The Toronto Islands
Highlight: Toronto Islands Trail is an 8.7 mile out and back trail located near Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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Confederation Beach Park Path
Highlight: Enjoy the beautiful 4.3 kilometres paved Hamilton Beach Trail, which runs another 4.2 km west to the Burlington ship canal.
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Palace Pier Park
Highlight: The Palace Pier Park is located at the gateway from Etobicoke into downtown Toronto, which includes the infamous Humber Arch Bridge.
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Lower Don Recreation Trail
Highlight: The Lower Don Recreation Trail is a 12.9-kilometre trail located near Toronto, that features a river and is good for all skill levels.
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Underpass Skatepark
Highlight: Located under the bridge south of King St. E., with access off St. Lawrence St., this skatepark is perfect to finetune your tricks or to blade around.
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Taylor Creek Trail
Highlight: Check out the 3.5 km trail that is located in East York. Vehicles can enter Taylor Creek Park at Don Mills Road to begin your rollerblading journey in Toronto.
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