EdgeWalk
If you want to walk on the outside ledge, you must book weeks ahead; it includes a video and photos of your "hang."
Description
The CN Tower dominates Toronto’s skyline and offers epic 360° views from its observation decks. The glass floor is nerve-wracking and fun, and the revolving restaurant gives a luxurious spin on the city. For the brave, EdgeWalk lets you walk outside along the tower’s edge—harnessed, but still wild. It’s an engineering icon and a Canadian landmark. Tall, bold, unforgettable.
Highlights
- Glass floor and sky pod for jaw-dropping heights.
- 360° rotating restaurant with city views.
- Signature landmark of Toronto’s skyline.
Location
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290 Bremner Boulevard, Toronto, Ontario M5V 3L9, Canada
Know Before You Go
Glass Floor
The glass floor is 113 stories up; don't worry—it can hold the weight of 35 moose!
The "Skypod"
This is a separate, higher level (Floor 147); it’s the highest observation point in the Western Hemisphere but costs extra.
Security
Like a flight, you cannot bring pocketknives, tools, or large bags; security screening is mandatory.
Sunset
Toronto’s skyline looks best at sunset; aim to be at the top 45 minutes before the sun goes down.
Example Itinerary
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13:00
Walk from Union Station
Arrive in Downtown Toronto and follow the indoor SkyWalk pathway west toward the entertainment district. -
13:30
Visit Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
Stop right next door to walk through the massive underwater viewing tunnels filled with sharks and sea turtles. -
16:00
Visit the CN Tower
Ride the glass-walled elevator up to the main observation deck to stand on the glass floor and see across Lake Ontario. -
18:30
Dine in the Entertainment District
Walk back down into the city center by nightfall to enjoy dinner at one of Toronto’s premier restaurants.
