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New Wayfinding Plan Released

  • Writer: Friends of Guild Park
    Friends of Guild Park
  • Jul 31
  • 1 min read

Finding your way around Guild Park may soon become much easier.


The proposed signs are intended to help both first-time and returning visitors navigate the 88-acre park through improved maps, directional signs and trail information.


A new look for Guild Park: The City of Toronto is proposing to replace the existing warning signs at the trail to the Granite Club archway with a modern information sign as part of its draft Guild Park & Gardens Wayfinding Sign Locations Plan. Composite image by Friends of Guild Park based on the City's proposal.
A new look for Guild Park: The City of Toronto is proposing to replace the existing warning signs at the trail to the Granite Club archway with a modern information sign as part of its draft Guild Park & Gardens Wayfinding Sign Locations Plan. Composite image by Friends of Guild Park based on the City's proposal.

The City of Toronto has released a draft Guild Park & Gardens Wayfinding Sign Locations Plan proposing a coordinated system of entrance signs, park maps, directional signs and trail markers. The goal is to improve visitor orientation while reducing unnecessary sign

clutter.



Friends of Guild Park has posted the City's full report, together with an illustrated overview map showing the proposed sign locations on our website at https://www.friendsofguildpark.com/post/new-draft-wayfinding-plan-released-for-guild-park-gardens


The City is inviting public comments until Friday, August 21. Visitors can also learn more and discuss the proposal during Open Cabin on Sunday, August 9.


We encourage everyone interested in the proposal to review it and submit comments.


 
 
 

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