Raymore Bridge and Plaque

Walk out to Raymore Bridge and feel the weight of one of Toronto's most haunting historical moments — the night Hurricane Hazel tore through the Humber River Valley in 1954, taking homes and lives along with it. The current bridge, rebuilt in 1995, now anchors a peaceful stretch of the Humber River Recreational Trail, while Raymore Park stands as a quiet, moving memorial to those lost. It's equal parts serene green escape and deeply human story, tucked right into the city's western edge. Perfect for after work — drop in solo or bring a friend. No experience necessary.