Toronto and the surrounding areas in Ontario are gradually displaying their autumn colors. With the arrival of fall, there are amazing places to witness the changing foliage both inside and outside the city, where you can enjoy the experience.

**Rouge National Park:**
Rouge National Park is the largest urban park in North America, spanning 79 square kilometers across Toronto, Markham, and Pickering. It is not far from downtown, and within it, you can explore diverse ecosystems, including Carolinian forests, wetlands, and pristine shorelines. The park boasts 15 walking trails for strolling through meadows, forests, wetlands, and farmlands, allowing you to relish the beauty of autumn leaves.

**Don River Valley Park:**
This vast 200-hectare park is located right in downtown Toronto, so you don't need to travel far to see the autumn leaves. Head to Pottery Road, follow the walking and biking paths along the Don River, and wander through the wooded valleys of the area.

**Rattray Marsh Conservation Area:**
This serene haven is situated along the Mississauga shoreline and is less than a 30-minute drive from Toronto. You can take a walk by the marsh, which is famous for its wooden boardwalk, situated between Toronto and Burlington. This conservation area offers three walking trails, with the longest one being only two kilometers long, allowing you to explore all of them in a day and savor the beauty of autumn leaves.
By witnessing the changing autumn foliage in these parks and conservation areas, you can enjoy peaceful and beautiful moments during the fall season.

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