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BMX bike use. The society, in cooperation with the City of Toronto, cordoned off the location and worked to restore the site, fixing the erosion, and removing the bike ramps present. At first, a replacement BMX bike park was suggested for the parking lot at the south end of Spring Road, but public opposition led the bike facility to be built south of the railway, on land that was infilled in the 1920s as part of the Sunnyside park development. A mound north of Grenadier Restaurant, known as "Bear Mound", is believed by the Society to also be an ancient burial mound, although an assessment done for the City concluded otherwise.

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areas for rinks. In 2015, Toronto City Council voted to fund a $ 25,000 ice monitoring program and legalize skating again. A record cold winter in 2015 had seen many people skating on the ice despite bylaw officers attempting to write $ 125 tickets. Ice conditions are now monitored annually by the City of Toronto Parks and Recreation staff and the ice condition posted on the City of Toronto's website. Grenadier Pond is the only open body of water on which skating is permitted by the City of Toronto.

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On June 28, the second capybara was re-captured. Due to their exploits, the two were nicknamed Bonnie and Clyde. The month-long search cost the city $ 15,000 in services and overtime work paid to approximately 30 park staff under Toronto's Parks, Forestry and Recreation department. In 2017, the pair became parents to three baby pups. The three pups were named Geddy, Alex and Neil, after the members of the Toronto rock group

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Howard's death in 1890. The Howards are buried in High Park, under a stone monument that is fronted by a portion of ornate fencing from St. Paul's Cathedral in London, England, across the street from Colborne Lodge. Today, Colborne Lodge is a museum containing many of the original Howard furnishings and a collection of Howard's watercolours of early Toronto. The museum is open year-round.

748:. The outdoor patio area was added later. Due to the condition in the Howards' conveyance forbidding the consumption of alcohol in the park, High Park is the last "dry" area of the City of Toronto, and the Cafe restaurant and banquet hall is not licensed to serve alcohol. The restaurant is owned by the City of Toronto, and privately operated under contract by the Grenadier Group. 443:. Signs now ask people not to feed the waterfowl. Grenadier Pond is home to multiple species of bird and marsh wildlife. The pond exits out to Lake Ontario via pipes near Sir Casimir Gzowski Park, replacing the natural sandbar that existed for Wendigo Creek. Alongside its eastern shore are to be found High Park's hillside gardens and a grove of cherry trees. 414:'bottomless', that is, its depth cannot be measured due to the amount of mud. Fishing remains a popular pastime. Largemouth bass, black crappie, yellow perch, pumpkinseed, bluegill, brown bullhead and carp sport fish are present in the pond. Fish caught in the pond are safe to eat, and fishing derbies and casting contests have been held there. 244:, Canada. High Park is a mixed recreational and natural park, with sporting facilities, cultural facilities, educational facilities, gardens, playgrounds and a zoo. One-third of the park remains in a natural state, with a rare oak savannah ecology. High Park was opened to the public in 1876 and is based on a bequest of land from 1052:

activities include planting, collecting seeds, and removing invasive species from restoration sites. There are educational presentations and some greenhouse work in winter. The High Park Natural Environment Committee volunteer committee advises the city on environmental issues in the park. The groups have developed a web site

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Skating on Grenadier Pond was banned by the Toronto Parks Department starting in 2001, but it remained a favourite skating location for Torontonians in the west end of the city for skating and shinny. In the past, the "old" City of Toronto flooded the surface from holes drilled in the ice and cleared

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staff and Friends of High Park Zoo volunteers. The zoo's budget is partly paid for by volunteer donations to donation boxes located along the zoo and online donations that are matched by charitable foundations. Friends of High Park Zoo was formed after Toronto City Council voted to cancel funding for

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annually to operate and was operated by the city's Park and Recreations Department. An organization, "Friends of the High Park Zoo", was formed to fundraise and seek other sponsors for the zoo. In April 2012, the organization was successful in finding a sponsor (the Honey Family Foundation) while the

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In 1876, a 120-acre (49 ha) portion of the Howard's property formed the original park, along with 176 acres (71 ha) bought from Percival Ridout east of the Howard farm. The remaining southern 40 acres (16 ha) of Howard's property, including Colborne Lodge, passed to the city after John

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The Volunteer Stewardship Program (VSP) is a volunteer group working with City of Toronto Urban Forestry and Horticulture staff, to protect and restore the remaining natural areas of High Park including large areas of Savannah with Black Oak trees and related flora and fauna. Spring, summer and fall

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A pair of capybaras kept at the zoo escaped in May 2016. After initial efforts to capture them were unsuccessful, sightings of capybaras were reported all over the city. On June 6, the capybaras were still at large, and a Twitter account was created in their honour. On June 12, one was re-captured.

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The Centre is operated by High Park Initiatives, a registered non-profit organization. The High Park Nature Centre was awarded an Ontario Trillium Foundation grant in 2014, allowing for the purchase of furnishings to equip the much larger Forest School space and also to expand programming. Recently,

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extending from the top of the hill near Grenadier Cafe, extending south-west nearly to the pond shore. Along Colborne Lodge Road is a hanging garden and ornamental garden with fountains, the 'sunken gardens.' At the bottom of the hill, nearly at the shoreline is a large maple leaf-shaped flower bed,

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trees found throughout High Park are a characteristic of this habitat. Many of the trees are over 150 years old. The savannah is under the special care of the City and volunteer conservationists. Forested areas of High Park are maintained to mimic natural conditions, with downed trees left to decay.

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The eastern ravine is a north–south ravine occupying the eastern half of the park along a small creek and several ponds. A forested area begins at the north-east corner of the park, at Bloor Street and Parkside Drive. The creek begins at spring-fed ponds, Howard Pond, and Ridout Pond and flows south

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There are several tennis courts in two separate locations. There are concrete courts along Colborne Lodge Road, to the north of the Pool, operated by the High Park Tennis Club. Along Parkside Drive, between Howard Park Avenue and Bloor Street, is a set of tennis courts and a club house, operated by

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In the central area of the park, there are two soccer fields and three baseball diamonds available for organized play. One of the baseball diamonds is home to the High Park baseball organization, providing "Little League" organized baseball programs for children. The smallest diamond is for T-Ball

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used to be a popular pastime in the park. It is only done now at the hill at Howard Park Avenue and Parkside Drive. Several toboggan runs existed in the past in the hillside gardens area, and the "bowl" at the bottom of an old toboggan run still exists just east of Grenadier Pond, to the north-west

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There are two main children's playgrounds in High Park. There is a playground in the northwest quadrant with a wading pool, picnic areas and snack bar. In a hollow in the south-east corner of the park, an 'adventure playground' for children was assembled by volunteers in 1999. It consists of wooden

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There are several plantings of Japanese cherry trees in the park, attracting thousands of visitors every year from late April to early May. The main planting is a grove of trees along a roadway originating near Grenadier Cafe, leading down to Grenadier Pond. The other plantings are along West Road,

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North of Colborne Lodge is the High Park Children's Garden. It offers programs for schools in the fall and spring, and day camps during the summer for children to learn about growing plants and Toronto parks. The Children's Garden and Colborne Lodge hold an annual 'Harvest Festival' in the fall. It

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In 1993, the High Park Citizens' Advisory Committee was founded as a volunteer group to aid the City of Toronto in the stewardship of the park. The group was renamed the High Park Community Advisory Council in 2003. The group and its offshoots have developed various programs and initiatives for the

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The park was known as a location for clandestine meetings of homosexuals in the days before the decriminalization of homosexuality in Canada in the 1960s. Its reputation as a meeting place persisted for decades afterward. In 1985, a group of five young teenage boys from Toronto suburbs went to High

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18 acres (7.3 ha) of High Park was later given to Metro Transportation when The Queensway was built in the early 1950s. This was in contravention of stipulations by original High Park owner John Howard that the lands be used for parkland only. Metro officials searched for descendants of Howard

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mythology. Algonquins did not have a settlement in the park, but are believed to have used it for hunting and fishing and cultivating corn on the sandy uplands of the park. The ravine extending north along the creek at one time extended north of the park, past Bloor Street. The ravine was filled in

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The High Park Nature Centre, located in the Forest School building, offers year-round outdoor and indoor programming to learn about nature. It has programs for parents and babies, school-aged children as well as family walks and adult workshops and lectures. A number of programmes with volunteers

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Colborne Lodge is a historical museum located in an 1836 home built by John George Howard, an architect, engineer, and prominent Toronto citizen who was the first land-owner of High Park. Howard built this house, to house himself and his wife Jemima Frances Meikle. The lodge became the property of

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From spring to fall, a "trackless train"—a tractor that tows several wagons decorated to look like a red and white train—is operated, making a tour of the park every 30 minutes. The train stops near Bloor Street, the north-western playground, west of the Grenadier Cafe, at Grenadier Pond, south of

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According to the Taiaiako'n Historical Preservation Society, there are 57 ancient indigenous peoples' burial mounds in the park. In May 2011, one such location was occupied by the Society. The site, a small hill known as "Snake Mound" on the west bank of Lower Duck Pond, had been eroded by illegal

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Automobile access is allowed to most of the park, although several roads are closed to vehicular traffic. Parking lots exist at the Bell playground and zoo, at Colborne Lodge, at Grenadier Cafe, High Park pool and the north-western children's playground, as well as along some roads. On Sundays in

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An outdoor organic produce market operates during the summer weekends. Twice a year, plant sales are held at the Cafe of plants native to the park to raise money for conservation activities. The plants are native to High Park and Ontario and cultivation of the plants is encouraged to preserve the

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Another 34 cherry trees were donated to High Park in 2001 from the Sakura project. These were planted around the Maple Leaf garden on the eastern shore of the pond. In 2006, a further 16 were planted in the park. In March 2019, Sakura in High Park indicated that following a brutal winter season,

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North-east of the Grenadier Cafe are High Park's 109 allotment gardens. To the east, south of Centre Road, are the High Park greenhouses. Since 1956, the High Park greenhouses have produced millions of annuals and perennials for Toronto's park system. The nine interconnected greenhouses provide a

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In 1921, graves were found northwest of Grenadier Pond on the sandy ridge, during the course of road construction near Harcroft and Olympus Avenue, then the Harcroft Bird Sanctuary of architect J. A. Harvey. Eight skeletons were found in the sitting position in red sand below a huge stump. Other,

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After a successful career as architect, engineer and land surveyor to the City of Toronto, Howard retired here in 1855. In 1873, Howard and his wife agreed to convey their country property of 120 acres (49 ha) to the City of Toronto. There were several conditions to the conveyance, including

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There are unpaved dirt trails throughout High Park that are for hikers and walkers only. Cycling is prohibited (by law) on unpaved trails and roads in the park to prevent erosion and disturbance. Several of the former roadways within the park have been closed to automotive traffic, but are still

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was opened in 1915 on two acres at Colborne Lodge Road at Spring Road. The public school was for children of "low vitality" and emphasized physical activity over academics and often held classes outdoors. After the 1960s, the building was used by various organizations and was vacated in 2013. In

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The western section of High Park, including Grenadier Pond was privately owned by the Ellis family (headed by John Ellis), after which Ellis Avenue is named. The Ellis family sold the land to the Chapman family (Wilma Chapman), which used Grenadier Pond for ice-making under the brand name of the

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that the Howards continue to live at their residence, no alcohol ever be served in the park, and that the city hold the park "for the free use, benefit and enjoyment of the Citizens of Toronto for ever and to be called and designated at all times thereafter High Park". The City also had to pay a

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down payment and an annual $ 1,200 pension to the Howards as long as either of them lived. The city council voted 13 to 2 to accept the Howard's conditions. The two dissenters felt the park was too far away from the city to be of any use to its citizens. At the time, direct access to the Howard

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Further north, around the High Park Forest School, are several examples of outdoor sculpture in the former sculpture garden. The sculptures were commissioned and placed around the area for a 1967 international symposium. Several of the sculptures are placed within the forested area. Since the

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which are not linked to the Grenadier name. It is worth noting that most British infantry regiments grouped the largest and strongest men together during this period to form units of 'Grenadiers', who would form on the right flank of their parent regiment. Other myths include that the pond is

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Grenadier Pond is a large body of water 14.2 hectares (35 acres) in size, located on the western edge of the park. It is named after the local Town of York garrison of the 1800s and their use of the pond for fishing. There are two local myths circulating about the pond. One is that British

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undertake stewardship activities in High Park to preserve native plant species, including the yearly removal of invasive species such as buckthorn. The Centre also organizes nature walks in the park. In 2016, over 12,000 visitors people took part in High Park Nature Centre programming.

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through the ravine along Spring Creek Road. Halfway to the southern boundary of the park, the ravine is less forested with picnic areas, the adventure playground, and the zoo. Upper Duck Pond, just to the west of the adventure playground, often has several species of ducks, including

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the shore of the pond and west of the Jamie Bell playground. In 1959, the first Japanese Somei-Yoshino Cherry Tree was planted in High Park, a gift from the citizens of Tokyo. A plaque marks the spot in 1959 where the trees were presented by the Japanese ambassador to Toronto mayor

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in eleven paddocks. The zoo is open year-round from 7:00 a.m. to dusk. On weekends from March to October, the llama pen is open for visitors to feed and pet the llamas. Chickens and rabbits are also kept for children to interact with at the same time as the llama visits.

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The park includes several points of interest, including Colborne Lodge historical museum, the hillside gardens, the zoo, the Grenadier Cafe and the amphitheatre. The park also has sports fields, a hockey rink, a pool, tennis courts, playgrounds, nature trails and picnic areas.

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The practice of keeping animals in the park originated in 1893, with the keeping of deer. The zoo received international media coverage in 2015 when a peacock escaped and was at large in the surrounding neighbourhood for several weeks before returning on its own to the zoo.

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park, including the Volunteer Stewardship Program, which is involved in preserving and protecting the environment of the park. The group is active in promoting the natural plant species in the park, and volunteers regularly remove invasive non-native species.

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visible from the top of the hill. The area was a tobogganing area in the early 1900s. Toboggan-runs were constructed from the top of the hill extending down to the pond's ice surface. Wedding photography is no longer permitted in the hillside gardens area.

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finally pinpointed the southern terminus of this ancient river system whose southerly flow begins near Georgian Bay. The watercourse, flowing 50 metres (160 ft) below the surface in pure bedrock, has remained undisturbed for thousands of years.

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smaller skeletons were found nearby. The human remains were dated to between 2,500 BC to 800 AD, indicating some sort of indigenous peoples' presence at High Park. The remains were coated in hematite red powdery substance in the custom of the

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the city following his death in 1890. It is perched on the top of a hill overlooking Lake Ontario. Across the street from the lodge is Howard's tomb, a cairn monument of Howard and his wife. The fence gate for the cairn is originally from

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Regular controlled burns are done to mimic forest fires and their beneficial effects for oaks. Non-native plants outside the ornamental gardens are weeded out by volunteers. There is, however, no shortage of non-native trees including

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plays in the park's amphitheatre. The amphitheatre is on the hill side directly to the east of the Grenadier Cafe and seats a few hundred people. The annual event is called "Shakespeare in High Park" and is popular with Torontonians.

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In 1967, an area east of Colborne Lodge Road, south of Bloor Street, was the site of the Toronto International Sculpture Symposium and had numerous sculptures installed. Five of the original ten permanent pieces remain in High Park:

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play structures with a "castle" theme, plus some swings. The playground is named after Jamie Bell, a volunteer who initially pioneered the idea. In March 2012, a portion of the wooden play structures was burned down in an act of

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Initiatives have been made to improve the pond's health and environment. Grenadier Pond receives some of its water from Wendigo Creek (a small creek that began near Dundas Street West and Law Street and ran down to a sandbar to

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to filter the waters the Pond receives from the stream. The southern and south-western shore of the pond was also naturalized, removing the manicured lawn and concrete bank to improve the Pond's health and discourage

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A 300-seat restaurant and outdoor patio area is located in the centre of the park at the intersection of West Road and Colborne Lodge Road. The restaurant opened in May 1958 as a dining room and coffee shop, known as

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property was only by boat, the Great Western Railway line to the south or a toll road. Soon afterward the "Road to High Park" was built from the Lake Road to the park lands, today's Spring Road and Centre Road.

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some trees showed signs of damage, however, many showed healthy, growing buds. The amount of visitors has necessitated the closure of the park to automobile traffic during the blooming period.

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purchased a 160-acre (65 ha) property in the County of York, to the west of Toronto, for a sheep farm, at the cost of $ 1,000. It was here that Howard designed and built Colborne Lodge, a

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Grenadier Ice Company from the 1880s. After the development of artificial ice-making and modern refrigerators, ice-making from Grenadier Pond ceased around 1920 (operations moved to a

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The landscape in the park is hilly, with two deep ravines extending the full north–south distance of the park. Significant natural parts of the park are classified as a provincial

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In 1854, the railway first came to the south of the Howard estate. Howard sold a strip of land approximately 2 acres (0.81 ha) along the southern edge of the property to

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High Park Zoo is a small collection of animals along Deer Pen Road, which rises from the eastern ravine up to the plateau near the Grenadier Restaurant. The zoo keeps

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In 2012, Toronto City Council, in a round of cuts to city services, voted to discontinue supporting the High Park Zoo and seek alternative funding. The zoo cost over

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play and the larger field behind the little league diamond is for older players. Next to the little league diamond is the High Park swimming pool. In the winter, an

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Archaeological Services Inc (2009). Stage 1-2 Archaeological Resource Assessment of the "Bike Pit" and Picnic Area 7, High Park, City of Toronto, Ontario (Report).

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view into the way the plants are grown and distributed across the city. The greenhouses are not normally open to the public, but are occasionally opened to tours.

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at the pond at the north-east corner of the Park. The wells began spewing a plume of water, sand, shale and gravel 15 metres into the air. With this discovery,

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On the hill to the east of Grenadier Pond, extending up to Colborne Lodge Road, is a landscaped ornamental garden area known as "Hillside Gardens". There is a

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Lakey, Jack (September 18, 2003). "The hidden Toronto A river runs under it: Surprise gusher reveals ancient stream Pre-Ice Age course flows in the bedrock".

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Dogs are welcome in the park. There is a large "off-leash" area to the north-east of the Grenadier Cafe. In the rest of the park, dogs must remain on-leash.

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The central section is a large plain encompassing most of the northern boundary, slowly narrowing to a point overlooking the lake, which is the location of

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At its northern end is a remnant of Wendigo Creek, Wendigo Pond and a children's playground. The creek, pond and Wendigo Way are likely named after the

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an Outdoor Urban Restoration Space (OURSpace) was developed with the assistance of a Weston Parks Challenge Grant. The Centre was established in 1999.

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summer, the roads are closed to traffic. Colborne Lodge Road does not allow through traffic from The Queensway beyond the parking lot for the lodge.

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of Grenadier Cafe, for a run that started at West Road and ended at the bowl next to the pond. The run is no longer used and trees block the run.

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can sometimes be seen there and at Lower Duck Pond, just north of The Queensway, where the water drains in pipes south to Lake Ontario.

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accessible to pedestrians and cyclists. In the winter, the hiking paths are maintained for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

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cottage in 1837 to complement its natural surroundings as the residence for himself and his wife Jemima Frances Meikle.

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includes craft activities, pumpkin-decorating, gardening displays, traditional games, and rides on horse-drawn wagons.

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organization develops a permanent source of funding. The sponsor will match public donations for the next three years.

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and a shallow wading area. As of 2008, there is no admittance fee for its use. The pool is supervised by lifeguards.

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People can walk or bicycle to the park along roads and streets and enter from the neighbourhood. They can take the

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To the west is Swansea, which was once a village based around a metal works. To the south of High Park is the

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shoreline on Lake Ontario. Along the lake are beaches, several playgrounds, wading pools, Gus Ryder Pool and

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The eastern ravine lies over a buried river. In 2003, city workers found strong evidence of the pre-ice age

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the zoo in 2012. The organization has announced a master plan of improvements it hopes to make to the zoo.

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Colborne Lodge and at the Bell playground. Tickets for the train are purchased from the train's conductor.

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is operated to the north of High Park Pool. The rink was refurbished in 2009 after donations by the

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High Park also lends its name to two neighbourhood names used by the City of Toronto, "High Park–

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symposium, several sculptures were relocated to other Toronto locations. One was relocated to

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to provide for an extension of Bloor Street, and for housing development north of the park.

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at High Park, 1918. The activity remains a popular activity in certain areas of High Park.

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Grenadier Cafe is a restaurant and outdoor patio area located in the centre of the park.

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Completed in 1837, Colborne Lodge is presently a historical museum located in the Park.

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A municipal swimming complex is open during the summertime, with a water slide, a

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in 1865. Several years later, in 1873, Howard would bequeath the property to the

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Grenadier Pond is a large body of water located at the western edge of High Park.

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The central section of High Park includes a stretch of open habitat called the

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High Park Nature Centre is located at the High Park Forest School building.

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High Park is one of the central settings in the 2015 prize-winning novel

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This article is about the municipal park in Toronto. For other uses, see

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which was still recovering from flooding during the spring and summer.

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A hockey game in High Park, Toronto, taken in January 1925, from the

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fell through its thin ice when crossing to defend the city in the

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by William Koochin, 1967, one of several sculptures in High Park.

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High Park North is within the boundaries of the former town of

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Monument to John G. and Jemima Howard, benefactors of the park

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were not stationed at Fort York at this time, but rather the

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to be seen. The pond was one of the first locations where

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and another to Iceboat Terrace, west of Spadina Avenue.

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species. The Cafe is also used for community meetings.

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2015, High Park Nature Centre moved into the building.

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Kidd, Joanna; Christensen, Tove; McEwen, Beth (2002).

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High Park: Restoring a Jewel of Toronto's Park System

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Park and beat to death a 40-year-old male librarian.

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in 1917. The school first opened at the Park in 1915.

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indigenous people who made burials in sandy ridges.

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Howard had it shipped from London in 1875. 335: 3303:"BLOOR WEST: Leafs hit the ice in High Park" 2741:"FHPZ Unveils Master Plan for High Park Zoo" 2190:"Taiaiako'n Historical Preservation Society" 1056:with extensive information about High Park. 2882: 2833: 2643: 2411: 2279: 2259: 1592: 1590: 1121: 873: 658:, England. It dates from 1714, designed by 4004: 3990: 3516: 3502: 2319:Ontario Heritage Trust Colborne Lodge 1836 2055:"Intriguing traces of native burial mound" 1766: 1733: 1469: 1407: 1405: 962:Skaters on Grenadier Pond in January 2015. 766: 3402:"High Park-Swansea neighbourhood profile" 3353:. Howard Park Tennis Club. Archived from 3275: 3273: 3081: 2613: 2426:. High Park Nature Centre. Archived from 2387: 2385: 2362: 2027:. High Park Nature Centre. 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Archived from 2115: 2091:"High Park's First Nations Connections" 1402: 1144:monument, Mykhailo Chereshniovsky, 1975 285:Area of Natural and Scientific Interest 14: 4583: 3270: 3204:from the original on January 28, 2015. 2992: 2474: 2382: 1960: 1933: 1629: 1435: 1046: 796:White Deer Buck rests at High Park Zoo 450:, mythical cannibalistic creatures of 3985: 3497: 3245: 3214: 3116:"High Park - Programs and Activities" 3063:from the original on October 21, 2013 2769: 2516:from the original on January 20, 2012 2448: 2214: 2140:"Teenagers' killing of gay mystifies" 2043: 1969:from the original on January 28, 2015 1890: 1816:from the original on October 12, 2012 1754:from the original on October 13, 2012 1652:from the original on January 19, 2012 1542: 1423:from the original on October 15, 2012 1333: 617: 3478:High Park Community Advisory Council 3283:. City of Toronto. December 18, 2020 3258:from the original on August 16, 2016 3227:from the original on August 16, 2016 3018: 2815:from the original on August 15, 2016 2625:High Park Community Advisory Council 2340:. highparknature.org. Archived from 2103:from the original on August 16, 2016 2071:from the original on August 16, 2016 1989:"Opening of High Park Forest School" 1721:from the original on August 16, 2016 1682:from the original on August 16, 2016 1672:"Explore / Wendigo Creek & Pond" 1640:"Guide to Eating Ontario Sport Fish" 1608:from the original on August 16, 2016 1571:. September 19, 2003. Archived from 1007: 488:Hamilton and Toronto Railway Company 255:High Park is located to the west of 3305:. Inside Toronto. February 24, 2009 3180:from the original on June 11, 2014. 3082:Tromsness, Rebecca (May 18, 2012). 2895:from the original on August 4, 2016 2784:from the original on April 10, 2016 2393:"170-ton sculpture is 'going home'" 2062:High Park: A Park-Lover's Quarterly 1336:Toronto Sketches 7: The Way We Were 1199: 392:in the north part of Grenadier Pond 24: 4416:St. Andrew's Market and Playground 3246:Rider, David (November 23, 2015). 3215:Rider, David (December 10, 2016). 2974:from the original on July 11, 2016 2948:from the original on June 21, 2016 2942:"High Park capybara (@HPcapybara)" 2747:. February 1, 2016. Archived from 1942:from the original on March 5, 2016 1711:"Wendigo Creek & Wendigo Pond" 1390:from the original on July 19, 2011 586:. The site is also similar to the 25: 4632: 4573:park without swimming • Proposed 3457: 3144:. City of Toronto. Archived from 3122:from the original on July 7, 2012 2922:from the original on June 7, 2016 2842:from the original on May 31, 2016 2661:from the original on May 28, 2012 2449:Smith, Ainsley (March 18, 2019). 2363:Kupferman, Steve (May 10, 2011). 2300:from the original on July 7, 2012 2229:from the original on June 1, 2011 2196:from the original on May 13, 2011 2052: 1961:Wencer, David (January 8, 2011). 1934:Wencer, David (January 3, 2015). 1910:from the original on June 7, 2011 1872:from the original on June 7, 2011 1488:from the original on July 7, 2012 1457:from the original on July 7, 2012 974:held at the Archives of Ontario. 848:The zoo animals are cared for by 730: 638: 411:8th (The King's) Regiment of Foot 380: 290: 71: 53:High Park Hillside Gardens (2017) 4611:First Nations history in Ontario 2993:Wilson, Codi (August 24, 2016). 2770:Hauch, Valerie (April 7, 2016). 2424:"History of Sakura in High Park" 2248:Archaeological Services Inc 2009 2025:"Mini-Migration, Immense Impact" 1850:Archaeological Services Inc 2009 1838:Archaeological Services Inc 2009 1748:Dictionary of Canadian Biography 1295: 1240:High Park is accessible by TTC: 913: 901: 787: 299:The eastern ravine at High Park. 79:Location of High Park in Toronto 70: 63: 47: 4113:Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens 4082:Rouge National Urban Park beach 3424: 3394: 3377:"Volunteer Stewardship Program" 3369: 3343: 3317: 3295: 3239: 3208: 3184: 3160: 3134: 3075: 3049: 3027: 3012: 2986: 2960: 2934: 2914:Campbell, Will (June 6, 2016). 2907: 2876: 2854: 2827: 2803:Sean Wetselaar (June 3, 2015). 2796: 2763: 2733: 2703: 2673: 2583: 2553: 2528: 2502: 2487: 2475:Street, Sara (April 18, 2019). 2468: 2442: 2356: 2330: 2312: 2253: 2208: 2182: 2150: 2132: 2083: 2017: 2013:. October 20, 1956. p. 26. 1999: 1981: 1954: 1896: 1703: 1694: 1664: 927:Jamie Bell Adventure Playground 713: 674:Landscaped gardens in High Park 4616:First Nations sites in Toronto 4596:1876 establishments in Ontario 3715:Royal Agricultural Winter Fair 2510:"World-wide Labyrinth Locator" 2399:. November 6, 1979. p. 10 2007:"Weight Counts at Park School" 1620: 1598:"Natural History of High Park" 1553: 1536: 1500: 878:During the summer months, the 312:was done, marked by a plaque. 278: 13: 1: 3737:Scarboro Beach Amusement Park 3723:Hanlan's Point Amusement Park 3019:Shum, David (March 3, 2017). 1326: 1032:the Howard Park Tennis Club. 892: 709:, the oldest planted in 1959. 471:, the property's first owner. 27:Urban park in Toronto, Canada 3889:Ontario Legislative Building 3710:Canadian National Exhibition 3622:Canadian Broadcasting Centre 2883:Fakiha Baig (May 29, 2016). 2128:. March 22, 1955. p. 1. 860: 7: 2215:Spurr, Ben (May 18, 2011). 2096:(pdf). highparknature.org. 1866:"History of Colborne Lodge" 1288: 1263:and 80 Queensway bus routes 940:. A new castle, created by 10: 4637: 3695:Centreville Amusement Park 3059:. Canadian Stage Company. 2477:"Car-Free Cherry Blossoms" 1995:. May 18, 1915. p. 6. 1482:"High Park - General Info" 1227:Toronto Transit Commission 1112:Sunnyside Bathing Pavilion 1060:Surrounding neighbourhoods 665: 642: 458: 336:Central plain and savannah 32:High Park (disambiguation) 29: 4601:Nature centres in Ontario 4568: 4525: 4469: 4163: 4105: 4039: 4020: 3969: 3914: 3862: 3844:Rouge National Urban Park 3804: 3753: 3687: 3604: 3535: 3473:Map of High Park in (PDF) 2561:"About the Nature Centre" 2498:. May 5, 1958. p. 5. 1217: 594:to obtain their consent. 215: 200: 190: 180: 165: 157: 118: 97: 87: 58: 46: 41: 4155:Toronto Sculpture Garden 4133:Toronto Botanical Garden 3791:Yorkdale Shopping Centre 3744:Sunnyside Amusement Park 3605:Cultural and educational 3057:"High Park Amphitheatre" 2745:Friends of High Park Zoo 2715:Friends of High Park Zoo 2711:"Honey Match Fundraiser" 1450:(Map). City of Toronto. 1147:Portuguese stone cross ( 1122:Monuments and sculptures 944:and landscape architect 920:Reconstructed playground 908:Playground prior to fire 874:Shakespeare in High Park 4077:Marie Curtis Park beach 3927:National Historic Sites 3489:High Park Nature Centre 2864:. News.nationalpost.com 2595:High Park Nature Centre 2565:High Park Nature Centre 2540:High Park Nature Centre 2324:March 20, 2012, at the 1167:Midsummer Night's Dream 1163:, William Koochin, 1967 767:High Park Nature Centre 567:High Park Forest School 551:High Park Forest School 221:www.toronto.ca/highpark 161:398 acres (161 ha) 142:43.646821°N 79.462996°W 101:1873 Bloor Street West, 3832:Nathan Phillips Square 3647:Ontario Science Centre 3612:Art Gallery of Ontario 3554:Hanlan's Point Stadium 2838:. The Globe and Mail. 2338:"The Story of a Fence" 1781:"History of High Park" 1237: 1210:by Canadian novelist, 1185:, Hubert Dalwood, 1967 1169:, Wessel Couzijn, 1967 1134: 1077: 997: 975: 963: 880:Canadian Stage Company 797: 776: 740: 710: 675: 627: 562: 554: 517: 472: 422: 393: 349: 300: 4560:West Toronto Railpath 4067:Humber Bay Park beach 4026:List of Toronto parks 4012:Parks and squares in 3617:Canada's Walk of Fame 3442:on September 11, 2013 3412:on September 11, 2013 2681:"About High Park Zoo" 2512:. 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