Dana Walton

While I haven’t had the chance to use the park to its full extent, hiking from Harrison Park to Inglis falls was one of the most picturesque trails i’ve hiked in a while. The terrain varies from smooth and paved, beneath a gorgeous canopy of trees, with several bridge crossings, has some moderate hill climbs, an easy walk through an arboretum, then back into the forest walking along the Sydenham River. As you get closer to Inglis Falls, there are several footbridges and also the ascent to the top has a fair bit of rocky terrain. Takes about an hour from Harrison Park to Inglis Falls on that trail.
Beautiful scenery.
Great treaded hiking boots recommended.
Trails is well marked.

Between the tantalizing aroma of garlic and fresh baked bread and the absolute cozy and artistic atmosphere, the food takes it to another level! We have been guests of Tesoro’s for over a decade and the consistently delicious food.
The salads, pizzas and world famous curry mussels are reason enough to make this a must visit when in Collingwood!
10/10 food
10/10 service
10/10 atmosphere
We arrived when they first opened, and then the place exploded with good energy as it filled with guests. Reservation is a good idea if planning a visit during peak times.

A fun way to experience Little Italy in San Diego. To walk up and down India St and see the vibrant neighbour, and to stop and be welcomed with such warmth and hospitality. This is exactly what Sorrento Ristorante did. The welcome from the Chef’s wife at the door and inviting us in really had such a warm charm. The food was great and portions were perfect!