Scarborough Bluffs Park Review

Plenty of free parking but why weren't there any public toilets open? It was a lovely walk along the water. A great place to go for free, the restaurants were closed so bring a picnic, lots of stands with great views.

You will pass this attraction on the way from Toronto to Kingston, but the address on Ctrip is a bit wrong. The navigation takes you to a residential area on top of the cliff, and you can't see the scenery in the photo. This is an open park, close to Lake Ontario, with free parking. The cliff is not very high or dangerous, but it's nice to take a walk and rest by the lake.

We passed through the bustling center of Toronto (planning to see the city on the way back), and passed by the Scarborough Cliffs on the way to Kingston. It is a geological trace of the Ice Age. If you can stand on the cliff, you will be able to see the panoramic view of Lake Ontario.

Toronto is basically a great plain, this cliff may be the place with the biggest gap in Toronto. Facing Lake Ontario, the scenery is pleasant, there are restaurants and yacht clubs by the lake, and it is closed in winter. If it is spring, the scenery will be more beautiful in autumn.

Locals told people that this is the place with the biggest gap in vertical Toronto. This is a good place for locals to come here for a barbecue on weekends. Climbing up the mountain is not very tired. Remember to take the barbecue away.