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Reunion Crossing is about so
much more than just the
neighbourhoods at your door.
This excellent west Toronto location also offers easy access to many of the GTA's top destinations.
Whether you're heading to work downtown, or heading across the globe on a transatlantic flight, you can reach any destination by catching a ride just steps from your door at Reunion Crossing. Here's a closer look at some of the top ways to get around!
Steps to The Streetcar
The St. Clair Streetcar is one of the easiest ways to get across the city from Reunion Crossing. A ride east provides connections to St. Clair West Subway Station, and continues all the way to Avenue Road. It's perfect for heading to work, or just going out on the town!
GO Train & UP Express
Just south of Reunion Crossing, Bloor Station offers residents access to GO Transit and the Union Pearson Express. Both are excellent options for getting into the city and getting out to discover the world. Travel to Union Station in as little as 11 minutes, or head to Pearson International Airport in about 20 minutes. Two amazing options to get literally anywhere you want to go! There are also plans to open a future SmartTrack GO station even closer to home right at the southeast corner of St. Clair West and Old Weston, which will make it even easier to travel across the region!
Hop on the Hwy.
Travel north from Reunion Crossing for an easy connection to Hwys. 401 and 400 just up Black Creek Drive. This is some of the most convenient highway access in the city, providing effortless connections to many of the GTA's top destinations.
Bike with Ease
Head south down Old Weston Road and you'll soon find access to some of the best biking infrastructure in the city. Options here include travelling along the West Toronto Railpath from Osler St. just south of St. Clair all the way south to Dundas Street. Heading east? Take the Davenport Bike Lane right into The Annex, with easy connections to additional bike lanes throughout the downtown core.