This route can also be followed further out along Lawrence, across the bridge in the Rouge Beach Area section of Rouge park,
and along the waterfront trail through various waterfront parks in Pickering, Ajax, etc. The map below shows the route taken by going
down the steps behind the H-wing. These steps are currently closed.

Gatineau Hydro Corridor

This route follows part of the newly installed multiuse path along the Gatineau Hydro Corridor. The multiuse path can
be reached by going west along Military Trail to the intersection where Military Trail, Orton Park, and Ellesmere meet.
From there, there is a short stretch of asphalt pathway that runs beside the sidewalk to keep you off of Ellesmere as you
head for the entrance to the hydro corridor, which is just south of Ellesmere on Scarborough Golf Club Road. The ride ends
at Thompson Park near Brimley and Lawrence, but the hydro corridor can be followed further to the southwest as well. The
ride averages about an hour in length, and is also about 14km in total.

Conlins to Rouge Valley around the Zoo

This route will take you to the hilly and scenic valley and farmland Rouge valley area around the Toronto Zoo. It follows
Military Trail just to the west of the campus, up Conlins, which is a small sidestreet, which turns into a divided 2 lane road
with a designated bike lanes when it gets north of Ellesmere. The route then turns on to a multiuse path that runs along
another segment of the Gatineau hyro corridor, and joins up with a multiuse path that goes up Meadovale past the Toronto Zoo.
The route continues along Meadowvale (which is now a small 2 lane road) to Plug Hat road, Beare, then Finch out to the Scarborough-
Pickering Townline and back. The route is about 20km in total

There is currently no map for this route!