Best Nature and Wildlife Areas in Nashville

"Explore the trails that wind through the beautiful Humber River valley at Boyd Conservation Area. Located within the headwaters of the Don and Humber Rivers, Boyd Conservation Area offers a unique opportunity to enjoy nature in the city. The park is one of the GTA’s..."

"This heritage park is centred around the Historic Baker House which was built in 1953 and gives visitors a glimpse of Upper Canada when it settled when Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe put lots up along Yonge Street for sale. Right next to the house is a large woodlot (Baker's Woods) where you'll often find dog walkers, hikers, and runners. In the woods you'll find an inner and outer circuit that you can take."

"Serving up extremely fresh fish in the way of innovative rolls, Wow Sushi is no doubt worth every penny – and it doesn’t require many. Most rolls are $3-$8, with the most expensive at $10-$12, and sushi is $4-$7 for two pieces (unless you’re splurging for the tuna belly at $12); sashimi ranges a bit on the more expensive side – $6-$10 for four pieces – but the quality makes it well worth the extra dollar or two. Favourites include the dynamite roll, spicy salmon roll, japango roll, torched sea bream sushi and butterfish sushi."

"Animal Liberation Kitchen is a little vegan restaurant with a few seats that operates mostly for takeout. They have tons of delicious plant-based meals, including the kimchi mac n cheese (pictured above and highly recommend!), BBQ pulled jackfruit burger, spiced chickpea mashed avocado sandwich, and a poke bowl. They’ve also got croissants: plain, almond, hazelnut chocolate, and croissant sandwiches with Just Egg."

"Planta Cochina is one of the newest Planta restaurants and it has a Mexican-inspired menu gone completely vegan. Tacos, empanadas, nachos, fries supreme, burritos, quesadillas, guacamole…I can’t wait to visit!"

"When this Montreal plant-based restaurant opened up in Toronto, vegetarians and vegans practically ran to get a table. Known for its impeccable interior design (airy, light green and bright) and carefully crafted menu of comfort foods with a vegan twist, LOV has quickly become one of the city’s best vegetarian restaurants. LOV on King Street West has a full-on patio menu to go with their leafy, plant-filled patio space."

"An unbelievable plant-based restaurant hailing all the way from Montreal, Quebec. This restaurant is aesthetically so pleasing with their interior decor in both Montreal and the brand-new Toronto location on King Street West being almost perfect. Crisp, clean, warm and inviting, this atmo is sure to please and trust us the food is amazing!"

"If you or your date is vegan or vegetarian, pay a visit to LOV. The restaurant specializes in fancified yet causal vegan fare (think frites not fries) and cocktails in a whimsical, bright and colourful, garden-like setting. Trust us, you and your date will love it."