Bridle Path?

Question

Is it a neighborhood? A suburb? I can't seem to find out what it is. Where in Toronto is it located? Tell me EVERYTHING about Bridle Path. I heard it's in Markham, I don't know, though. MORE INFO, PLEASE!!

Answer 1

Its a expensive living area located in North york ON,
It is near Lawrence ave E (where lawrence E breaks) and Bay view .
I dont know more went there couple of times saw chauffer driven cars Big houses etc.
nearest Tim Horton is at Lawrence and Don Mills.
Nearest Shopping Mall is Farview Shopping Mall at Shapperd and Don Mills.
one can go Down town in 15 Mins with using DVP Through Bay view and Bay view Extension or Bay view and Mount Pleasent.

Answer 2

Bridle Path is an extremely upper class neighbourhood just N of toronto's downtown. It is probably one of the wealthiest neighbourhoods in Toronto if not the wealthiest and possibly in Canada as well. Being literally just minutes of Toronto's downtown core make it even more attractive to people that reside there.
I driven through the neighbourhood before and it's literally littered with million dollar mansions. You'll find mostly lawyers, doctors, entrepreneurs, businessmen and athletes living there. the singer "Prince" currently resides in the Bridle Path. Also, Conrad Black (who's involved in possibly the most publicized court case in North America right now) resided there too or maybe is still there.

check out the wiki page---
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridle_Path,_Toronto

also when doing a search, search for "bridle path toronto" or something like that. Using "Toronto" in the search greatly redues non-relevant results.

Answer 3

It's a street in Toronto. THE Bridle Path.

Answer 4

The better known Bridal Path is the one mentioned by Superstar. I think there is also a street by that name in Markham, but it is just a regular street. The Toronto location is megabucks row.

Answer 5

It's a road and a neighbourhood. It's one of the wealthiest parts of Toronto and Canada. It's not really a neighbourhood in the sense that each house is on such a large property, that I can hardly imagine kids playing in the street with one another. Prince -- the singer -- lived there.

You'll find it between Bayview Avenue and Leslie, north of Lawrence Ave. Following Bayview north from downtown, go over the bridge north of lawrence, past crescent school, and turn right on Post Road.

Nearby (south-east edge) is Edwards Gardens, which is a pretty garden for walks, and the northern terminus of a bike path to downtown.

Answer 6

There is not a real 'Bridle Path' in Toronto, as most of dealers are the Crown's agents and they artificially increasing the prices

Answer 7

As far as I know, a bridle path is the shaved area of hair where the top of a bridle rests on a horse's head. Hope that helps.

Answer 8

Toronto does not have Bridle Path, but it has:
Jewish area with is mostly on Bahturst Street;
Black region Jane & Finch
Iranian Terretory Yonge & Funch
Arabs area, Larance West
Indian town, Gerad Street West End
Italian and Portegues at College Street west of Bathurst Greek and Buddiest at Danfort
British and French at Queen Street East End
Prosetitute and Hemo Sex Zone Church Street
Drug Sellers at Queen Street West
German and East European; Bloor Street West End

Answer 9

....home of the elite...there is a public transit bus that goes thru the place ....why?...so maids can get to work on time...if the ttc was serious about shaving costs they would dump that bus route

Answer 10

Conrad Black may have to sell his place..but here's more info.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridle_Path,_Toronto