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Milkman's Lane Access Point, South Rosedale
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Milkman's Lane Access Point

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  • 4.722 reviews
  • Free
  • Open now

Milkman's Lane Access Point is a peaceful, waterfront entry to a small network of walking and cycling paths with open green spaces and scenic views of the Toronto shoreline. Visitors come for morning walks, photography and dog-friendly outings — expect quiet trails, benches and easy water access ideal for short nature breaks or sunset strolls. It's a low-key spot to relax, watch wildlife and enjoy fresh air without the bustle of nearby city parks.

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Where and how

  1. 1 Milkman's Lane Access Point
  2. 2 Rosedale Park · 11 min
  3. 3 Summerhill Market · 16 min
  4. 4 Lawren Harris Park · 16 min
  5. 5 Rooster Coffee House · 16 min
Milkman's Ln, Toronto, ON M4W 1S2, Canada(opens the map)DirectionsTo South Rosedale

Good to know

  • Outdoors
  • Free to visit
  • Good with kids
  • Good for small groups
  • Good for large groups

From visitors and the venue

What it's like

4.7from 22 reviews

Known for

  • Morning walks
  • Photography
  • Sunset views
  • Scenic views
  • Walking trails
  • Dog friendly

The feel

  • Quiet
  • Spacious
  • Pet owners
  • Tourists
  • Family friendly

What people say

Milkman’s Lane is a modest but charming urban trail tucked into Toronto’s Rosedale Ravine. Though once part of a historic roadway, today it serves as a natural connector from the stately streets of Rosedale down into the Don Valley trail network. It may be small, but it packs a lot—history, greenery, and a real sen…
Suman Valeecha
Trail is decent for calm bike rides, there are some small wooden uneven bridges further through the trail and I made a silly decision to ride part of the bumps. I cleared the first one thinking I was done but NO, ANOTHER BUMP WAS COMING UP FAST. My nuts got absolutely crushed when I hit the bump and they hurt for li…
Julian Mittler

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Within about a 15-minute walk.

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Leave with a light layer. Sunglasses until 2 pm.

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