Every Street

Canada

Walk every street in Toronto

Toronto has 10,630 streets, about 5,909 km in all, across 25 wards and 166 neighbourhoods. Every Street counts each street you walk, lights it up on your map and shows how much of Toronto you’ve covered, ward by ward.

Streets
10,630
To walk
5,909 km
Wards
25
Neighbourhoods
166
Walking it all
≈ 1,180 hours
City pack
Free in the app

Toronto sits on the lake, but some of its best walking is down in the ravines. Down the Ravines follows the trails into the wooded valleys of the Don, the Humber and their creeks, and Across the Don crosses the river from Cherry Street past the Prince Edward Viaduct to the Leaside Bridge.

Then there is Yonge Street End to End, from the lake up to Steeles Avenue, and the Martin Goodman Trail from Humber Bay to the Beaches. Crescent Collector finds the curving streets of the postwar neighbourhoods, and All 25 Wards takes you from Etobicoke to Scarborough. Start in your own hood and work outwards.

Toronto’s own achievements

Every city in Every Street has badges only it has. These are Toronto’s.

  • Crescent Collector

    Walk Toronto's crescents, the curving streets of its postwar neighbourhoods. The city has over a thousand.

  • Down the Ravines

    Walk Toronto's trails, many of them down in the wooded ravines of the Don, the Humber and their creeks.

  • Yonge Street End to End

    Walk Yonge Street through the whole city, from the lake to Steeles Avenue.

  • Across the Don

    Cross the Don on its bridges, from Cherry Street at the river mouth past the Prince Edward Viaduct to the Leaside Bridge.

  • All 25 Wards

    Set foot in all 25 of the city's wards, from Etobicoke to Scarborough.

  • Martin Goodman Trail

    Follow the Martin Goodman Trail along the lake, from Humber Bay to the Beaches.

Like every city, Toronto also has Bridge Hunter, Neighbourhood Collector and Landmarks.

Walk it like a local

  • Here your home turf is your hood, and the app greets you with “Hey”.
  • Signature streets: Yonge Street, Queen Street West and Spadina Avenue.
  • Street names appear on Toronto’s own street signs, as you know them from the corner.

Wards of Toronto

Streets add up to wards, and each one earns a tier: Discovered, Bronze (25 %), Silver (50 %), Gold (75 %) and Conquered (90 %).

WardStreetskm
Etobicoke Centre738380.1
Scarborough—Rouge Park675386.5
Etobicoke—Lakeshore655344.9
Etobicoke North575327.0
York Centre529309.5
Scarborough Southwest516285.1
Don Valley East515243.0
York South—Weston501236.5
Don Valley West464257.4
Scarborough Centre457265.5
Don Valley North434226.3
Toronto—Danforth432264.5
Beaches—East York408201.4
Scarborough North380228.3
Willowdale376235.2

and 10 more

Landmarks on the way

Walk past them to collect them.

  • CN Tower
  • Toronto City Hall
  • St. Lawrence Market
  • Royal Ontario Museum
  • Queen's Park
  • Casa Loma
  • Kensington Market
  • Sankofa Square
  • Distillery District
  • Prince Edward Viaduct
  • Evergreen Brick Works
  • Toronto Islands
  • High Park
  • Scarborough Bluffs

Walking every street in Toronto: questions

How many streets does Toronto have?

Every Street counts 10,630 streets in Toronto, about 5,909 km of them, from OpenStreetMap data, spread over 25 wards and 166 neighbourhoods.

How long does it take to walk every street in Toronto?

About 5,909 km means roughly 1,180 hours at a walking pace of 5 km/h. At an hour a day, that is about 3 years. Every Street shows your progress street by street, so every walk counts.

Is Toronto free in Every Street?

Yes. Toronto is a free download inside the app: a city pack built from OpenStreetMap that then lives on your phone. The app is free, with no ads.

When does a street count as walked?

Once you have walked 90 % of it. Streets add up to wards, and each ward of Toronto earns a tier: Discovered, Bronze (25 %), Silver (50 %), Gold (75 %) and Conquered (90 %).

Can I import walks I already made in Toronto?

Yes. Connect Apple Health or Health Connect, or import your Strava export, your Google Timeline or recorded GPX, TCX and FIT files. They are read on your phone, and nothing is uploaded.

Start walking Toronto

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Street data © OpenStreetMap contributors, as of 29 September 2026.