Nature surrounds swansea

Within Swansea, there are many ravines. The land is rarely flat like other parts of the city, making this area an ideal place to explore. With High Park to the East, Humber River to the West an Lake Ontario to the South, there are many secret spots to discover — the outdoor adventures here are endless. 

Swansea from the Sky

Swansea from the Sky

Another great area to fish, canoe or kayak.
Kayak along the humber river

Kayak along the humber river

be sure to check out the blog post “Kayaking in Toronto” Paddling down the Humber River!” from Maple Leaf Country, a Canadian travel blog exploring its provincial and national parks

Etienne Brule Park

Etienne Brule Park

It’s always uplifting to walk along the water.

Unique Swansea Architecture

Unique Swansea Architecture

Many residents of Swansea enjoy having the ravine as their back yard lush with ferns, hostas, and even wildlife!
Swansea & Downtown Toronto

Swansea & Downtown Toronto

Swansea is nestled between Grenadier Pond, Humber River and Lake Ontario
Cherry Blossoms in High Park

Cherry Blossoms in High Park

One of the most popular spring events to be a part of.
One of the most beautiful trees in High Park

One of the most beautiful trees in High Park

Find this tree!
Swansea in Winter

Swansea in Winter

Vibrant and full of life and great places to stroll year-round.
High Park

High Park

So many places to discover.
Humber Bay Arch Bridge

Humber Bay Arch Bridge

One of the most beautiful bridges in Toronto
Rennie Park

Rennie Park

A great place to picnic and run around.
Willows at Rennie Park

Willows at Rennie Park

Play in the large grassy field and then rest under the shade of a willow tree at Rennie Park.
George Chater Park

George Chater Park

Swansea is sprinkled with many parks and parkettes too.
Swansea from the sky

Swansea from the sky

Many walks along the water.
Find this bridge

Find this bridge

Lots of hidden places to visit outdoors
South of Swansea

South of Swansea

Hop on the Gardiner Expressway with ease.