Don River Valley Park and Lower Don Trail reopened last month after two years of closure and construction. Here are the few new things you will notice when you walk on the trail:

-The newly renovated Belleville underpass featuring historic photographs.

– New Pottery Road cycling bridge by Toronto architecture and urban design firm DTAH.

Golden hour at the new Pottery Road pedestrian and cycling bridge ✨

A post shared by DTAH (@dtahtoronto) on Nov 8, 2017 at 12:50pm PST

The new Pottery Road Bridge is now open! Be one of the first to cross it and explore the re-opened Lower Don Trails this weekend as part of Ravine Days. Learn more about the project at: https://dtah.com/work/lower-don-valley

A post shared by DTAH (@dtahtoronto) on Sep 23, 2017 at 11:23am PDT

– New signage helps people navigate the trail with information like distance, points of interest, as well as trail etiquette reminder.

Brilliant new wayfinding for the enhanced #lowerdontrail – simple and robust. Hopefully this will help encourage the use and discovery of our parks and ravines. #TOravines #topoli #cdnpoli

A post shared by Brad Bradford (@bradfordgrams) on Sep 25, 2017 at 6:05am PDT

New signs along the #lowerdontrail unfortunately some have been tagged already #somepeople 😐 #queenstreeteast #lowerriverdale #dontrail #bikerides #biketoronto #torontoeastend 📸 #canon5dmkiii #torontophotography

A post shared by Ray Yee (@ray.yee) on Sep 21, 2017 at 5:24pm PDT

– New public art “Monsters for Beauty, Permanence and Individuality,” by Duane Linklater, it consists of 14 concrete copies of bits of Toronto’s architecture placed in the view of Prince Edward Viaduct.

Good kitty… #toronto #donvalley #sculpture #statue #canon #canon6d #canoncanada #canoncanada150 #canonglobal

A post shared by Robert Fulton (@robbyfulton) on Oct 22, 2017 at 2:31pm PDT

Gargoyles revisited. #toronto #viaduct #donvalley #gargoyles

A post shared by Michael Chan (@michael.kw.chan) on Oct 19, 2017 at 4:58pm PDT