Construction fencing was removed Friday afternoon and the full trail is now open and available for public use, a program manager with the city’s parks department said.
A long-inaccessible section of the Lower Don Trail is once again available to use after three years of being closed.
The five-kilometre cycling and walking path that goes from Taylor Creek to Lakeshore Boulevard along the Don River is now open between the Belleville Underpass and Queen Street, said Johanna Kyte, program manager for ravines, trails, wayfinding and special projects for the city of Toronto’s Parks and Recreation department.
Toronto’s Lower Don Trail has reopened after a three-year, $13.5-million facelift, but disappointed users say little has changed.
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The bridge is 90 metres long and 14 metres wide, accommodating two full traffic lanes and dedicated pedestrian walkways.
