Specialty:
“2025 Update: Rouge National Urban Park is a national urban park which centred around the Rouge River and its tributaries in the Greater Toronto Area. The park features a sandy beach, forests and rolling hills where visitors can hike, swim, canoe and fish. The human history of Rouge National Urban Park goes back over 10,000 years. Paleolithic nomadic hunters, Iroquoian farmers, early European explorers, and the multicultural suburban population that one can see around the park today are all part of this history. The original park consisted of approximately 40 square kilometres (approximately 10,000 acres) of parkland. The park is open with free admission to visitors 365 days per year, though there are camping fees. There are currently over 12 kilometres of rustic hiking trails in the Toronto and Markham areas of the park.”
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