The valleys of the Humber, Don, and Rouge rivers are well known respites from Toronto's urban landscape. The valley of the lovely Etobicoke Creek, however, is virtually unknown beyond those who live in its flanking neighbourhoods. Here along the stretch between Rathburn Road and Eglinton Avenue, where the creek acts as the boundary between Toronto and Mississauga, UrbanToronto Forum contributor Metroscapes caught the autumnal shades at their best during the last week of October.

The Etobicoke Creek valley in Autumn, where it forms the boundary between Toronto and Mississauga, image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor Metroscapes

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