Nearest Address: 169 Chesterton Shores, Toronto, ON, M1C 4A7
Meets: Sunday 2:00-4:00 PM
Transit: Bus to Port Union Rd. and Lawrence Ave. East and walk south on Port Union for 7 mins, or you can go to the Rouge Hill GO station and exit on the south platform and walk west to the gazebo.
Meeting points: At the gazebo overlooking Lake Ontario just south of the pedestrian underpass at Port Union Common. (tunnel under the train tracks)
The Port Union Waterfront Trail extends eastward along the shoreline of Lake Ontario from the underpass at the train tracks at Port Union Common to the bridge at Adam’s Creek. It is a beautiful meandering multi use trail with wonderful views of the lake and many native plants and trees. Stewards can help make a difference by removing dog strangling vine, garlic mustard, creeping bellflower, burdock and other invasives. Restoring the ecosystem is very rewarding and fun. There are public restrooms at Port Union Common but none along the trail at the site.
Join the Port Union Waterfront Trail Stewardship Team
Site Document Archive
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.
Plant Inventory Reports
No plant inventory reports currently exist for this site.
Site Assessments
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