A year ago, I visited the then-new Biidaasige Park in the Port Lands. This past week, I biked there again to explore the 10 new acres of waterfront public space. What a wonderful addition to our waterfront, and so bike-friendly.
From Waterfront Toronto:
What was once industrial land is now a waterfront destination where nature, culture, recreation and climate resilience converge. Visitors can paddle from Canoe Cove, explore a naturalized river valley, gather on a 3,000-person event lawn, take in sweeping views of Lake Ontario and the Toronto skyline from the Water’s Edge Promenade, and experience world-renowned public art with the unveiling of the western section of the Lassonde Art Trail, which, together with the eastern section, now features 15 installations from leading international artists throughout the park.
The above photos were taken from me, but here's one from Waterfront Toronto that really shows the new park in all its glory.
