Lost River Walks is an engaging initiative by The Toronto Green Community that aims to connect residents and visitors with the hidden waterways beneath the urban landscape of Toronto. This project encourages exploration and appreciation of the city’s natural heritage by uncovering the history of its lost rivers, guiding participants through both live walks and virtual experiences. Offering self-guided tours such as Ashbridge’s Bay and Corktown Common, Lost River Walks invites you to trace the paths of forgotten streams while learning about the intricate relationship between Toronto’s built environment and its natural water systems.

Through interactive maps and audio tours, individuals can explore the diverse ecosystems and historical significance of these waterways. The program fosters a deeper understanding of environmental issues and the importance of preserving our water heritage. Recognized as one of Ontario’s best walking programs, Lost River Walks is an opportunity to discover the beauty of nature interwoven with the city's history, making it a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike.