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Campbell Avenue Park, a small neighbourhood park near Dupont Street and Lansdowne Avenue, has a City of Toronto outdoor artificial ice rink with leisure skates and shinny for all ages. Drop in skating is free and needs no registration; check the City's drop in skating schedule for times. The rink usually opens in late November and closes in March, weather permitting.

Wallace Emerson Park, next to the Wallace Emerson Community Centre on Dufferin Street near Dupont, has a City of Toronto outdoor artificial ice rink. Drop in leisure skating and shinny are free and need no registration; check the City's drop in skating schedule for times. The rink usually opens in late November and closes in March, weather permitting.

Ethennonnhawahstihnen' Park, beside the new community recreation centre and library on McMahon Drive near Leslie Street and Sheppard Avenue East, has a City of Toronto outdoor rink in winter. Drop in leisure skating and shinny are free and need no registration; check the City's drop in skating schedule for times. Outdoor rinks usually open in late November and close in March, weather permitting.

Van Horne Park, on Van Horne Avenue near Leslie Street and Sheppard Avenue East, has a City of Toronto outdoor ice pad for skating in winter. Drop in leisure skating and shinny are free and need no registration; check the City's drop in skating schedule for times. Outdoor rinks usually open in late November and close in March, weather permitting.

Rosedale Park on Scholfield Avenue, a leafy neighbourhood park in North Rosedale, has a City of Toronto outdoor artificial ice rink in winter. Drop in leisure skating and shinny are free and need no registration; check the City's drop in skating schedule for times. The rink usually opens in late November and closes in March, weather permitting.

The Harry Gairey outdoor artificial ice rink sits in Alexandra Park at Bathurst Street and Dundas Street West, steps from Kensington Market. Drop in leisure skating and shinny are free and need no registration; check the City's drop in skating schedule for times. The rink usually opens in late November and closes in March, weather permitting.

In winter the Lake Devo pond on the Toronto Metropolitan University campus on Gould Street becomes an outdoor rink that is part of the City of Toronto's drop in skating network. Drop in leisure skating is free and needs no registration; check the City's drop in skating schedule for times. Outdoor rinks usually open in late November and close in March, weather permitting.

The City of Toronto outdoor artificial ice rink at the Regent Park Athletic Grounds on Shuter Street was recently revitalized with new lighting, boards and fencing. Drop in leisure skating and shinny are free and need no registration; check the City's drop in skating schedule for times. The rink usually opens in late November and closes in March, weather permitting.

Willesden Park, on Willesden Road in the Hillcrest Village area near Don Mills Road and Finch Avenue, has a City of Toronto designated tobogganing hill. City staff check the hill regularly through the winter and close it if it becomes unsafe. Sliding is free for everyone when there is snow; wear a helmet.

Seneca Hill Park, near Seneca College's Newnham campus off Finch Avenue East, has a City of Toronto designated tobogganing hill. The hill is inspected regularly in winter and may close when conditions are unsafe. Sliding is free for everyone when there is snow; helmets are recommended and children should be supervised.

North Bendale Park, on Erinlea Crescent near McCowan Road and Lawrence Avenue East, has a City of Toronto designated tobogganing hill. The hill is inspected regularly in winter and may close when conditions are unsafe. Sliding is free for everyone when there is snow; wear a helmet and supervise children.

Murison Park, on Murison Boulevard in the Malvern area, has a City of Toronto designated tobogganing hill. City staff inspect it regularly through the winter and close it if conditions become unsafe. Sliding is free for everyone when there is enough snow; helmets are recommended.