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A free outdoor fitness spot listed by the City in the Highland Park and Thorncliffe area, with an ab twister, balance board, chin up station, elliptical, leg press, parallel bars, rowing machine, shoulder rotator, sit up station and step up station.

One of the City's designated tobogganing hills, free to use in winter when there is enough snow. Sledding downhill in City parks is only allowed on the listed hills. Wear a helmet and don't sled at night; conditions depend on the weather.

One of the City's designated tobogganing hills, free to use in winter when there is enough snow. Sledding downhill in City parks is only allowed on the listed hills. Wear a helmet and don't sled at night; conditions depend on the weather.

One of the City's designated tobogganing hills, free to use in winter when there is enough snow. Sledding downhill in City parks is only allowed on the listed hills. Wear a helmet and don't sled at night; conditions depend on the weather.

A large free outdoor skatepark with about 75,000 square feet of skateable surfaces for skateboards and inline skates, open year round at the west end of downtown. Bring your own board or skates.

Free outdoor fitness equipment in Arbour Lake, with a lateral pull down, air walker, vertical press, seated chest press, seated leg press, sit up station, elliptical, cardio walker, rowing machine and hip flexor station.

A free workout trail that climbs 2.2 km to the top of Westwood Plateau, gaining about 800 feet. It starts with 300 continuous metres of stairs and is steep throughout, so go at your own pace.

A free outdoor fitness park in Seton with an obstacle course style fitness challenge, listed among the City's parks with fitness equipment.

One of the City's parks with free outdoor fitness equipment, including a 13 person cross fitness rig, a lower body combo, a 4 person leg press, a 2 person air walker, a back extension, a rower and plyometric steps.

A designated City tobogganing hill in St. Andrew's Heights, free to use in winter when there is enough snow. Tobogganing is at your own risk: wear a helmet, avoid scarves that dangle and move out of the way quickly when you stop.

A designated City tobogganing hill in Stanley Park, free to use in winter when there is enough snow. Wear a helmet, wait until the path is clear before starting and walk back up away from the sledding lanes.

One of the City's designated tobogganing hills, free to use in winter when there is enough snow. Sledding downhill in City parks is only allowed on the listed hills. Wear a helmet, go down sitting up or kneeling, and avoid sledding at night.