Serena Gundy Park Trail

Serena Gundy Park is located in the West Don River valley, north of Eglinton Avenue East. It was named after the first wife of the late James H. Gundy, owner of a 20-hectare private estate and president of the large securities dealer Wood Gundy Limited.

The parkland was donated by the Gundy Estate in March 1960, on the understanding that $200,000 would be spent during a ten-year period on park improvements and that a suitable memorial, approved by the trustees of the estate, would be erected. A bronze plaque built into the stone gates at the Broadway Avenue entrance honours this generous gift.

Directions: Vehicles and pedestrians can enter Serena Gundy Park via the Wilket Creek Park entrance, west off Leslie Street, north of Eglinton Avenue East. The park is only ten minutes walk from the Leslie 51 and Eglinton East 34 buses. Pedestrians and cyclists may also enter at the east end of Broadway Avenue at Rykert Crescent. Information provided by the city of Toronto website.

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