Guelph Radial Line Bridge Tower Footings

Discover a quiet piece of transit history hiding in plain sight along the Humber Recreational Trail, where the stone tower footings of a long-lost electric railway bridge still stand after nearly a century. The Guelph Radial Line once carried passengers between Toronto and Guelph from 1917 to 1931 — today, only these evocative remnants remain, framed by the river and greenery. It's a curious, contemplative detour that rewards the historically curious after-work wanderer. Perfect for after work — drop in solo or bring a friend. No experience necessary.