7 Romantic Walks For Valentine's Day That Turn Toronto Into A True City Of Love
If your relationship has exclusively consisted of watching Netflix together over the past year — as it has for pretty much all of us — why not try some romantic walks for Valentine's Day this year?
Use February 14 as your excuse to wrap up, get out of the house, and enjoy the quiet quarantine parks, streets, and trails to create some magical Valentine's day memories!
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High Park
Neighbourhood: West Toronto
Why You Need To Go: I know, it's the obvious choice, but the reason High Park is perfect is that it's so full of different and interesting places, from secret statues to beautiful bridges and everything in between.
Beltline Trail
Neighbourhood: Rosedale
Why You Need To Go: This trail has some of the nicest scenery in Toronto, whether you prefer snow-topped trees, funky old graffiti, or cool old bridges. Either way, it's sure to provide a memorable walk with your partner.
Humber Bay Arch Bridge
Neighbourhood: Etobicoke
Why You Need To Go: With one of the most gorgeous views of Toronto in the whole of the 6ix, this is a great place to grab a V-Day Insta pic. Wrap up warm, though, cause it gets cold on that bridge!
Distillery District
Neighbourhood: The Distillery District
Why You Need To Go: If your idea of Valentine's Day does not involve going out into nature, then the Distillery District is a great option. When the snow hits the lights in the middle of the night... that's amore.
Trillium Park
Neighbourhood: Waterfront
Why You Need To Go: Walking next to the lake might be chilly, but it can also be beautiful. Enjoy the close-up view of downtown Toronto for an extra bit of Valentine's Day eye candy.
Chester Hill Lookout
Address: East York
Why You Need To Go: Speaking of views, the lookout at Chester Hill offers a beautiful, sprawling look at the city lights. Enjoy a walk through the quiet, winding streets leading up the hill and reap the reward for your hard work at the top!
Campbell Avenue Park
Neighbourhood: Junction Triangle
Why You Need To Go: Nestled away in the heart of the Junction Triangle, Campbell Park is home to one of the cutest skating spots in the city. Enjoy a walk on the nearby and grab your skates for a wintry escapade!