Nearest Address: Janellan Ravine Park, 199 Beechgrove Dr, Scarborough, ON M1E 3N1
Meets: Wednesday 5:30-7:00 PM (Starting May 7)
Transit: 38 Highland Creek. From Rouge Hill GO Station take bus 54 Lawrence Ave E towards Eglinton Station.
Janellan Ravine Park in Scarborough, Ontario, is a hidden gem that offers a peaceful escape into nature. Tucked away in a quiet residential area, the park features a scenic ravine, wooded trails, and open green spaces perfect for walking, jogging, or simply unwinding. Its multi-use trail is accessible for all levels and suitable for walking, biking, and even snowshoeing in the winter.
The park is home to a mix of native and invasive plant species. Native trees like red oak, sugar maple, and white pine form the backbone of the wooded areas, while understory plants such as trilliums, wild ginger, and ferns support local biodiversity. However, like many urban green spaces, Janellan Ravine also contends with invasive species such as garlic mustard, dog-strangling vine, and buckthorn, which threaten the health of the native ecosystem.
The park is also dog-friendly, with shaded paths and natural terrain that dogs love to explore. With its calming atmosphere, ecological diversity, and natural beauty, Janellan Ravine Park is a great spot for locals looking to enjoy the outdoors close to home.
For any inquiries, please contact us at janellanparktns@gmail.com
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Note: Site Assessments and past Plant Inventory Reports are present for archival purposes. Site Assessments were prepared by volunteer Lead Stewards in the years indicated, while Plant Inventory Reports were compiled from data collected by volunteer Stewards and Lead Stewards. Site and management unit boundaries have shifted over time and may not necessarily reflect current site limits.
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