10 Best Places To Watch The Leaves Change Colour In Toronto

The fall season brings so much to look forward to. And while many might say boot season, Thanksgiving, and pumpkin spice lattes are their favourite fall things, we’d argue that watching the leaves change colour has them all beat!

READ: 4 Simple Tips To Transition Your Outdoor Living Space For Fall

There’s nothing that puts people more in awe of Mother Nature than taking in the sights of her fall foliage. If you’re hoping to get an Insta-worthy shot to show off your #fallvibes this year, then check the list below. These are by far the best places to watch the leaves change colour in Toronto.

1. High Park

2. Scarborough Bluffs

3. University of Toronto

4. Centennial Park

5. The Beaches Boardwalk

6. Grange Park

7. Toronto Islands

8. Humber Bay Park

9. The Don Valley

10. Rouge National Urban Park

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10 Best Places To Watch The Leaves Change Colour In Toronto

READ: 4 Simple Tips To Transition Your Outdoor Living Space For Fall

1. High Park

2. Scarborough Bluffs

3. University of Toronto

4. Centennial Park

5. The Beaches Boardwalk

6. Grange Park

7. Toronto Islands

8. Humber Bay Park

9. The Don Valley

10. Rouge National Urban Park

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