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Lower Don River Trail

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Title	Lower Don River Trail
Notes	Built 1991. Project Description: One of a series of river valley trails (the lower Don River flows through the most urbanized corridor of Toronto) that provide passive recreation for the city's inhabitants. The trail is often used for access purposes for the many ecological restoration projects undertaken in the immediately surrounding area. This trail is well frequented by bicycle commuters to the downtown area. Artist/Architect: City of Toronto Parks and Recreation architects and planners. Project Location: Lower Don River Valley Lands, Toronto, Canada
Description	View from bike/pedestrian bridge
Subject	Bicycle trails Landscape architecture Footbridges
Location	Ontario -- Toronto
Title.Series	Urban Design: Toward a Sustainable Future
Collection Title	Landscape Architecture
Publisher.Location	Seattle, WA
Publisher	Art on FIle
Copyright Information	http://contentdm.unl.edu/archt_copyright.html
Collection information	Collection administered by Visual Resources manager, Architecture Library, (402) 472-1193
Full resolution	Volume1\UD-05-03-02.jpg http://0-contentdm.unl.edu.library.unl.edu/fullres/Landscape_architecture/Volume1\UD-05-03-02.jpg