um...where is the best place to see the fall leaves and the colors...i love to see that and i'd love to know where is the nicest part and time to go see fall colors. thanks for the suggestions ahead of time.

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Originally posted by torontotrance um...where is the best place to see the fall leaves and the colors...i love to see that and i'd love to know where is the nicest part and time to go see fall colors. thanks for the suggestions ahead of time.

Go NORTH...lol...

But seriously....hmmm....I dunno what exactly are you asking?
The best time to me is around Hallowe'en time.
Where? Try the new(ish) park near the Don Valley Parkway if you're in the city limits...

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best looking colors from fall leaf color changes.

I would guess any parks in and around Toronto. I used to live around High Park area and it was really nice to jog there every morning in the fall although it gets quiet cold as the winter approaches!

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look at the mountain on the far right

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Originally posted by ahlamalek look at the mountain on the far right

For some reason when I look at this picture, looks like Montreal was built out of Lego That mountain tho sure looks nice for an autumn bike ride..

haha, there's crappy La Ronde in the foreground

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hehe yeah it looks like lego but at least the scenery isn't covered by smog like in toronoto...

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Originally posted by ahlamalek hehe yeah it looks like lego but at least the scenery isn't covered by smog like in toronoto...

haha, true true.. Montreal has its share of smoggy days though..

but it's just the graininess of the picture that makes it look like Lego

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yeah its very high compression... my webserver is rather slow so I want to spare him, the poor old celeron 400


When I was in toronoto, from my hotel room I couldn't even see the CN tower because of all the smog!!! and the hotel wasn't that far away! and when we went up the tower, all we saw was white clouds covering the city... paid 19$ and saw nothing that's some bad ass smog!

if you want to see nice fall colors go to the laurentian forest in northen ontario/quebec... very nice

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Originally posted by ahlamalek yeah its very high compression... my webserver is rather slow so I want to spare him, the poor old celeron 400 When I was in toronoto, from my hotel room I couldn't even see the CN tower because of all the smog!!! and the hotel wasn't that far away! and when we went up the tower, all we saw was white clouds covering the city... paid 19$ and saw nothing that's some bad ass smog! if you want to see nice fall colors go to the laurentian forest in northen ontario/quebec... very nice

That's nuts.. summer was crazily warm and literally every day had a smog advisory.. the freakiest sight is when ur at the border of Toronto and Mississauga -- you look west towards Mississauga, you see clear skies.. you look east towards Toronto, always looked like there was a nuclear explosion (the smog was pretty much just as bad a nuclear explosion, in terms of toxicity anyway)

I'm pretty sure Northern Ontario near Algonquin has some nice fall colors too..

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