Here's where you can find cherry blossoms in Toronto (MAP)

Apr 13 2022, 5:19 pm

While High Park’s cherry blossoms are most well-known, there are a number of other spots in Toronto to get your fill of the gorgeous blooms.

Cherry blossom trees will begin to bloom in the coming weeks, and as any Torontonian knows, the High Park trees get a ton of visitors. If you want a potentially more quiet spot to visit, there are other trees planted around the city!

Whether you live in the east, west, north or on the island, there’s a cherry tree nearby! In total, there are 15 parks with cherry trees. There’s also an app you can download to help you locate exactly where the trees are in each park. The app is called What3words and you can download on your phone or check it out in your browser.

The City has a whole page dedicated to the cherry trees in the city. You can even take a virtual tour of the cherry trees in full bloom from the comfort of your own home!

Here’s where you can find cherry blossoms this spring:

  • Birkdale Ravine, 1100 Brimley Road
  • Broadacres Park, 35 Crendon Drive
  • Cedar Ridge Park, 225 Confederation Drive
  • Cedarvale Park, 443 Arlington Avenue
  • Centennial Park, 151 Elmcrest Road
  • Cherry Street and Villiers Street
  • Edwards Gardens, 775 Lawrence Avenue East
  • High Park
  • Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, 6 Garamond Court
  • John P. Robarts Research Library, 130 St. George Street
  • Toronto Island Park
  • Trinity Bellwoods Park
  • University of Toronto Scarborough Campus
  • Woodbine Park, 1695 Queen Street East
  • York University, 4700 Keele Street

 

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