Truro Park

Truro Park is located on the north side of Portage Ave, between Albany St and Sackville St. Part of the Truro Creek Greenway, there's plenty of foliage surrounding the creek, along with several strips of open areas and hills.

Cyclists looking to visit the area can either come through Bruce Park from the south, or travel along Bruce Ave east-west.

Visitors can enter Truro Park from the sidewalk on the north side of Portage Ave.

A strip of open area runs alongside the creek off the back lane of Sackville St, facing northwest.

View of Truro Creek from the southeast corner of the park, facing northwest.

A steep hill obscures the Assiniboine Gordon Inn opposite the west side of the creek, facing southwest.

Approaching another smaller hill along the west edge of the park, facing north.

Visitors wandering into the park from the northeast corner off Bruce Ave are greeted by a staircase reaching the top of a small hill. Facing southwest.

View from atop the small hill near the northeast corner of the park, facing south.

View of Truro Creek from the south sidewalk of Bruce Ave, facing south.

A small open area rests to the north of the park, where Truro St meets Bruce Ave. Facing south.

Visitors can wander along the eastern edge of the creek from the corner of Bruce Ave and the back lane behind Albany St. Facing southeast.

View of the Truro Creek as it winds through the southern area of the park, facing south.

Climb the steep hill behind the Assiniboine Gordon Inn in the southwest corner of the park for a bird's eye view of the area. Facing northeast.

The tall hill in the southwest corner of the park graces visitors with a bird's eye view of the lush greenery running along both sides of Truro Creek.