Kempenfelt Bay

Allendale GO

Last Mile: 11 min walk

Relaxing waterfront views, meandering trails, sandy beaches, an outdoor fitness area and volleyball courts — plus, plenty to do in and on the water. Kempenfelt Bay is the perfect spot to spend a relaxing day by the lake. From Allandale Waterfront GO Station, it’s just an 11-minute walk.

Sunnidale Park

Allendale GO

Last Mile: 30 min bus, 8 min Uber

Once a golf course, Sunnidale Park is now a stunning urban green space with a large arboretum and playground. Popular with families, joggers and cross-country skiers, the park is a haven of gardens and trails that can be enjoyed year round. It’s a 35-minute bus ride on Barrie Transit or an 8-minute rideshare trip from Allandale Waterfront GO Station.

Ardagh Bluffs

Allendale GO

Last Mile: 22 min bus, 9 min Uber

This lush, environmentally protected landscape spans a generous 17 kilometres and is full of great hiking trails, scenic views and wildflowers. The bluffs are open seven days a week year round with no entrance fee. To get there from the Allandale Waterfront GO Station, it’s a 24-minute bus ride on Barrie Transit, or a 9-minute rideshare trip.

Bayshore Ridge

Allendale GO

Last Mile: 33 min bus, 14 min Uber

A multi-use trail that runs through Barrie’s Tyndale neighbourhood, Bayshore Ridge is a great spot to stretch your legs, soak up the sun and get some fresh air. It’s an easy but scenic trail in the middle of town that’s accessible by a 33-minute bus ride on Barrie Transit or 14-minute rideshare trip from Allandale Waterfront GO Station.

Putt Mini Golf

Barrie South GO

Last Mile: 29 min bus, 13 min Uber

Grab your crew and head out for some glow-in-the-dark miniature golf. Mini-putt is perfect for date night, family fun or hanging out with friends. Put on your neon and go! Putt Mini Golf is a 30-minute bus ride on Barrie Transit or a 9-minute rideshare trip from South Barrie GO Station.

Flawless Wakes Wake Lab

Allendale GO

Last Mile: 18 min walk

If you’ve always wanted to waterski, wakesurf or kneeboard, check out Flawless Wakes Wake Lab in Barrie. They offer beginner lessons and hour-long sessions for watersports and tubing as well as boat cruises and Sea-Doo rentals. It’s an 18-minute walk from Allandale Waterfront GO Station.

Allandale Station Park

Allendale GO

Last Mile: 4 min walk

Nature, art and cycling enthusiasts alike will love Allandale Station Park, which features waterfront views, pleasant walking and biking trails, a community centre and interpretive panels explaining the area’s connection to the famed Group of Seven landscape artists. You can walk to the park from Allandale Waterfront GO Station in less than five minutes.

Centennial Beach

Allendale GO

Last Mile: 13 min walk

Offering a sandy beach, large playground, a boardwalk and plenty of spots to picnic, Centennial Beach is a great part of Barrie’s waterfront. This popular destination is accessible for both stroller and wheelchair use and is close to many nearby restaurants. It’s a 13-minute walk from Allandale Waterfront GO Station or less than 5 minutes on Barrie Transit.

Minet’s Point Park

Allendale GO

Last Mile: 22 min walk

Want to hit the water in your windsurfer or kayak? Minet’s Point Park has a shallow boat launch located near a cool playground and kid-friendly beach. There are great walking trails, beautiful views of the sunset over the water and a nearby ice cream shop. You can walk there in 22 minutes from Allandale Waterfront GO Station.

Bayfront Park

West Harbour GO

Last Mile: 9 min walk

A man-made green space with paved trails for walking, running or cycling along the waterfront, the park has plenty of grass to picnic on and includes a boat launch as well as an amphitheatre for live music and other events. It’s a 9-minute walk from West Harbour GO Station.

Hamilton Waterfront Trail

West Harbour

Last Mile: 12 min Uber to west side near QEW or 9 min walk to Bayfront Park

Part of the greater Waterfront Trail that spans 900 kilometres along Lake Ontario, the Hamilton waterfront offers wide, accessible paved paths that are great for walking or cycling. It connects to many attractions including Cootes Paradise, Bayfront Park and Pier 4 Park. Get there via a 20-minute bus ride on Hamilton Street Railway, or a 16-minute Uber ride from Hamilton GO Centre.

Royal Botanical Gardens

Aldershot GO

Last Mile: 20 min bus

A sprawling series of gardens and green spaces connected by dozens of hiking trails, the RBG is home to spectacular flowers, woodlands and water features. There are also spacious indoor areas with nature and art exhibits, plus several cafés on the grounds. It’s a 30-minute bus ride on Burlington Transit from Aldershot GO Station.

Chedoke Radial Trail

Hamilton GO Centre

Last Mile: 9 min Uber, 27 min bus

This easy, scenic trail offers a nice reward—a lovely waterfall amid gorgeous views of trees and rock formations. It’s an easy walk for kids or older family members that’s also suitable for jogging or mountain biking. Take a nine-minute Uber ride or 27-minute bus ride on Hamilton Street Railway from Hamilton GO Centre.

Cootes Paradise Sanctuary

McMaster University

This protected forest and wetland offers beautiful, well-marked trails with plenty of shade and great opportunities for birdwatching. There are several scenic lookouts—great for spotting local wildlife. Take a 33-minute bus ride on Hamilton Street Railway, a 17-minute Uber ride from West Harbour GO Station, or walk 10 minutes from McMaster University.

Dundas Valley Conservation Area

Hamilton GO Centre

Last Mile: 41 min bus, 20 min Uber

This scenic spot of Carolinian forest is packed with hilly, winding trails that are fun year round. Part of an ancient glacial valley full of coldwater streams and rock formations, the hiking trails are wide and family-friendly. It’s a 41-minute bus ride on Hamilton Street Railway, or a 20-minute rideshare trip from Hamilton GO Centre.

Restaurant Row Hamilton

Hamilton GO Centre

Last Mile: 10 min walk

King William Street is home to a series of highly regarded restaurants and cocktail bars set along an old cobblestone road. The area has undergone a revival in recent years and now offers everything from fine dining to fish and chips or gourmet burgers. It’s a 10-minute walk from Hamilton GO Centre.

Dundurn Castle

West Harbour

Last Mile: 20 min walk

Overlooking Hamilton Harbour is a historic neoclassical mansion built in 1835. This 40-room castle was a marvel of its time and remains impressive today. Tour the fully restored 19th-century interior staffed by costumed guides, or enjoy the charming gardens. It’s a 25-minute walk from West Harbour GO Station.

James Street North

Hamilton GO Centre/West Habour

Last Mile: 10 min walk

Hamilton’s thriving art scene is well represented on James Street North, where galleries, art installations, museums, theatres and heritage buildings line the street. Developed in the early 1800s, James Street North has played a huge role in the growth and history of Hamilton. It’s a 12-minute walk from Hamilton GO Centre.

Smokey Hollow Waterfall

Aldershot

Last Mile: 18 min bus

Hamilton is known for its high concentration of waterfalls (more than 100!) and Smokey Hollow is one of the best. A short loop of the Bruce Trail takes you right to the dramatic cascading falls, which are about 10 metres in height. It’s a 12-minute bus ride on Hamilton Street Railway from Aldershot GO Station.

Butterfly Conservatory

Niagara Falls GO

Last Mile: Curbside WEGO bus drop off

This unique attraction will make you feel like you’ve walked into a fairy tale. Visitors enter a spacious glass conservatory filled with lush tropical plants, a small waterfall—and approximately 2,000 live butterflies. It’s a magical experience at any age. Curbside WEGO bus service is available from Niagara Falls GO Station.

Power Station

Niagara Falls GO

Last Mile: WEGO

This fully restored, century-old power station is brimming with character. Guests can tour the heritage site, take in stunning water views and learn about the science of hydropower in Niagara Falls. Visit this attraction at night for a truly spectacular, immersive multimedia experience (starting September 2021). Get there on the WEGO bus from Niagara Falls GO Station.

Journey Behind the Falls

Niagara Falls GO

Last Mile: Curbside WEGO bus drop off

Adventure (and rain ponchos!) awaits behind the falls. 125 feet below road level is a series of 130-year-old bedrock tunnels that lead to a viewing platform behind the Horseshoe Falls. You’ll feel the vibration of thunderous water while taking Insta-worthy pics of this natural wonder. Curbside WEGO bus service is available from Niagara Falls GO Station.

Hornblower

Niagara Falls GO

Last Mile: Curbside WEGO Bus drop off

Get up close and personal with Niagara Falls on The Hornblower, a classic double-decker boat ride through the mist at the bottom of the iconic Horseshoe Falls. It’s a family-friendly adventure you’ll never forget. Add a ride in the funicular for even more great views! You can get there on the WEGO bus from Niagara Falls GO Station.

White Water Walk

Niagara Falls GO

Last Mile: Curbside WEGO bus drop off

An elevator will take you more than 220 feet down to the base of the Niagara Gorge. A boardwalk curves along the shoreline, overlooking whirlpools and offering stunning waterfall views. It’s a spectacular, Instagrammable attraction that’s great for any age and ability level. Get there with WEGO curbside bus service from Niagara Falls GO Station.

Niagara Gorge

Niagara Falls GO

Last Mile: Curbside WEGO bus drop off

Walk along celebrated trails deep within the Niagara Gorge for stunning views of the natural landscape including prehistoric geological rock formations, pristine Carolinian forest and the rushing Niagara River. This four-kilometre trail is accessed by several stairways. Curbside WEGO bus service is available from Niagara Falls GO Station.

Niagara-on-the-Lake Wineries

Niagara Falls GO

Last Mile: WEGO bus NOTL Service (if resumes)

It’s hard to pick just one winery when the entire region is this good, so why not hit a few? Many local vineyards offer tours, tastings, scenic outdoor areas, fine dining on site and more. You can get to many of your favourite NOTL wineries by GO bus from Niagara Falls GO Station.

Zipline to the Falls

Niagara Falls GO

Last Mile: Curbside WEGO bus drop off

Feeling brave? Take a high-flying ride down a 2,200-foot zipline into the Niagara Gorge. You’ll land at an observation deck at the base of the Horseshoe Falls. This fast-paced attraction is as scenic as it is adventurous. Curbside WEGO bus service is available from Niagara Falls GO Station.

Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens

Niagara Falls GO

Last Mile: Curbside WEGO bus drop off

A gorgeous, peaceful garden in the heart of Niagara Falls, this attraction is perfect for a family picnic or a romantic stroll. With almost 100 acres of colourful gardens, you’ll be there for a while. Curbside WEGO bus service is available from Niagara Falls GO Station.

Clifton Hill

Niagara Falls GO

Last Mile: Curbside WEGO bus drop off

Just a block from the Horseshoe Falls, this “street of fun” is packed with go-karts, arcade games, haunted houses, mini-putt and an observation Ferris wheel. It’s a blast for the whole family. Curbside WEGO bus service is available from Niagara Falls GO Station.

Don Valley River Park

Union GO

Last Mile: 20 min bicycle

This riverside park features excellent walking trails that connect several of Toronto’s urban communities to lush, natural green space. Home to a variety of temporary public art installations, Don Valley River Park is brimming with art, storytelling and culture. It’s a 20-minute bike ride from Union Station or a short  TTC streetcar or subway ride away.

Evergreen Brick Works

This popular destination features gorgeous nature trails in the middle of the city, a hands-on garden play space and a spacious event venue. Perfect for families and amateur photographers, it’s also home to a fantastic Saturday market and garden centre. Evergreen Brick Works is a 14-minute rideshare trip from Union Station.

Martin Goodman Trail

Union GO

Last Mile: 10 min walk

The Martin Goodman Trail spans 22 kilometres of the Toronto waterfront and connects to a number of local attractions including Ashbridge’s Bay Park, Cherry Beach, High Park and Ontario Place. Perfect for walking, jogging or sightseeing, the trail can be accessed by rideshare or TTC from Union Station.

Harbourfront Centre

There’s always something exciting going on at Harbourfront Centre. This series of indoor and outdoor spaces includes some incredible galleries and restaurants, a brewery, a theatre, an outdoor stage, retail shops, a marina and several relaxing green spaces. It’s a 13-minute walk or 5-minute TTCride from Union Station.

HTO Park

Union GO

Last Mile: 17 min walk or 11 min TTC

You may not associate downtown Toronto with the beach, but there’s a great one just west of Harbourfront Centre on Queens Quay. Built in 2007, this architect-designed urban park offers a long, sandy waterfront (but no swimming) with an abundance of shade umbrellas and Muskoka chairs. It’s a 20-minute walk from Union Station, or just a short trip on the TTC.

Toronto Centre Island

Union GO

Last Mile: 10 min walk and 13 min ferry

There’s nothing like a summer day on the island. From the beach to Franklin’s Children’s Garden, Far Enough Farm and Centreville Amusement Park, Toronto Centre Island is the perfect destination for families or those looking for a getaway in the city. The Jack Layton Ferry Terminal is just a 10-minute walk from Union Station.

Humber Valley Recreational Trail

These pleasant trails in Humber Valley offer accessible paved pathways, lovely riverfront views and plenty of opportunities for walking, picnics or birdwatching. It’s a gorgeous, shady area that includes gardens, marshes and a century-old train bridge. It’s a 12-minute rideshare trip from Bloor GO Station, or take the TTC and walk a short distance.

High Park

Bloor GO

Last Mile: 14 min walk

Known for its spectacular display of cherry blossoms in the spring, High Park is worth visiting year round. It features a variety of walking trails and gardens, a historic house-turned-museum, sports facilities, a small zoo, a café and an especially fun playground. High Park is a 14-minute walk from Bloor GO Station, or a short TTC subway ride from Dundas West Subway Station to High Park Station.

Humber Bay Park

Mimico GO

Last Mile: 34 min walk, 6 min Uber

Divided into two sections (East and West), Humber Bay Park is popular among wildlife photographers, birdwatchers and other nature enthusiasts. There’s a butterfly habitat as well as a wide variety of native plants and wildflowers. The park’s West section is a 22-minute walk or a short rideshare trip from Mimico GO Station.

Raymore Park

Weston GO

Last Mile: 9 min walk

Set along the Humber River in Etobicoke, Raymore Park has paved walking paths, a fenced-in dog park and plenty of wide-open green spaces for relaxing with friends or kicking around a soccer ball. It’s a 5-minute rideshare trip or an 11-minute walk from Weston GO Station.

Toogood Pond Park

Unionville GO

Last Mile: 4 min Uber, 24 min walk

This shady, scenic park features a large pond with great skating in the winter and lovely walking trails year-round. Toogood Pond Park is just around the corner from a number of shops, cafés and restaurants on Main Street. It’s a 18-minute bus ride or 9-minute rideshare trip from Unionville GO Station.

Jefferson Forest

Gormley GO

Last Mile: 28 min walk/3 min Uber/8 min bicycle

Just outside of the city is a beautiful park with 5.8 kilometres of trails that are ideal for cycling, walking, trail running or birdwatching. It’s a lush, shady area with moderate hills throughout the picturesque forest. From Gormley GO Station, take a 28-minute walk, an 8-minute bike ride or a 3-minute rideshare trip.

Betty Sutherland Trail

Oriole GO

Last Mile: 3 min bicycle

This charming trail is ideal for hikers of all abilities as it’s both stroller- and wheelchair-friendly. Walk or bike along meandering paths or sit and relax by the East Don River, which runs through the park. It’s a 30-minute walk or a short bike ride from Oriole GO Station.

Guild Park & Gardens

Guildwood GO

Last Mile: 20 min walk

This scenic, historic section of the Scarborough Bluffs will make you feel like you’ve stepped into a painting. It features stunning gardens, sculptures, and arts and crafts architectural elements, many of which were saved from demolition. Guild Park & Gardens is a 20-minute walk from Guildwood GO Station.

Rouge National Urban Park

Rouge Hill GO

Last Mile: 20 min walk

Centred around the Rouge River, this sprawling park extends into several GTA suburbs and offers hiking, biking and beachfront areas. A great place to spend the day in nature, Rouge National Urban Park is home to a variety of birds and wildlife species. It’s a 20-minute walk from Rouge Hill GO Station to the south end of the park, or a 20-minute TTC bus ride to the main park.

Rouge Beach

Rouge Beach offers beautiful views of Lake Ontario that rival any spot in Muskoka. Go for a swim or spend your day hiking, biking and spotting local wildlife. The beach is a 16-minute TTC bus ride, 25-minute walk or 4-minute Uber ride from Rouge Hill GO Station.

Ajax Waterfront Park

Ajax GO

Last Mile: 15 min bus or 9 min Uber

Located on the shores of Lake Ontario, this park offers easy walking and cycling trails, a variety of flowers and green spaces, scenic lake views and plenty of spots to sit and relax by the water. It’s a 20-minute bus ride on Durham Regional Transit or a 7-minute rideshare trip from the Ajax GO Station.

Toronto Zoo

Last Mile: Go Bus Route

Lions, tigers and bears…and that’s just the beginning! The Toronto Zoo is the largest zoo in Canada with more than 5,000 animals representing 500 species. It features seven bioregion displays, over 10 kilometres of walking trails and a splash pad. You can reach the zoo via our new Route 96Z GO Bus service.

Rockwood Conservation Area

GO Bus routes 31&33

Last Mile: 2 min walk

With its shady trails, glacial bluffs, small caves and spacious beach area, Rockwood Conservation Area is perfect for a quiet day in nature or some hiking family fun. Rockwood also features a children’s playground, a mini-putt course and overnight camping on site. You can get there by GO bus (routes 31 and 33).

Guelph Lake

Guelph Lake is a man-made reservoir connected to Speed River in the Eramosa area. It’s perfect for fishing, kayaking, canoeing and paddleboarding with two sandy beaches for swimming and lovely walking trails. There are two playgrounds and a volleyball court. It’s a 19-minute rideshare trip from Guelph Central GO Station.

University of Guelph Arboretum

University of Guelph Bus

Last Mile: 10 min walk

This gorgeous spot on the University of Guelph campus features 400 acres of natural wetlands, meadows, woodland trails, gardens and more. There’s plenty of wildlife in the area including birds, deer, butterflies and turtles, so bring your camera. You can get there via the University of Guelph GO Bus.