High Park in Toronto, Ontario, is a vast 161-hectare municipal park blending natural landscapes and recreational facilities. Opened in 1876, it features a rare oak savannah ecology, sporting and cultural amenities, educational programs, gardens, playgrounds, and a zoo. The park's terrain is hilly with two deep ravines and a variety of wildlife. It's a cherished urban oasis for outdoor activities, conservation efforts, and community events, attracting visitors with its serene natural areas and engaging attractions like Colborne Lodge museum, Grenadier Pond, and the High Park Nature Centre.