Following northwest on the trail you will come to a junction which acts as a meeting place, a rest station or terminus to Sunnybrook Park, Wilket Creek or Edwards Gardens. Wilket Creek park is surrounded by mature oak and maple trees, sloping trails and ravines. The creek is surrounded by ferns and cattails. A peaceful and beautiful portion of the trail.
Another popular parks for meet ups and family picnics. The Terry Fox run usually starts at Wilket Creek. The park itself is accessible from Leslie Street north of Eglinton Avenue. This portion of parkland will eventually merge into the famous Edwards Gardens.
Travelling further northwest on the trail and you will ride into E.T. Seton Park. A park which was obtained by the City of Toronto in honour of E.T. Seton in the 1960’s. Originally it was to be the future site of the Metro Toronto Zoo, but now the established parkland abuts the Ontario Science Centre. Spacious and abundant with parkland and trees, it is a good site for fundraisers, picnics, BBQ, and the new Lung Cancer Canada Grove. Kind of a weird name but there is a portion of the park that contains a unique grove of trees. The ‘healing circle’ is a path leading to the heart of the Grove which is a circle of 8 large limestones, with trees surrounding it. If you purchase a tree, the tree will be transplanted and a bench with a plaque will have your name on it. The cost of the tree is $1,000. a piece.
Oh, by the way, there's also plenty of parking if you choose to bring your vehicle to the park!
Travelling further northwest on the trail and you will ride into 