G. Ross Lord Park Access is an entry point to G. Ross Lord Park in North York, situated along the West Don River. The park itself stretches along the river corridor and encompasses open fields, forested paths, and wetlands that support diverse wildlife.

Over four kilometres of trails wind through the area, offering opportunities for walking, birdwatching, and nature exploration. The West Don River here flows downstream from the G.

Ross Lord Dam and Reservoir, a flood-control structure built in response to Hurricane Hazel.

Because the dam regulates water release, river levels in this stretch remain relatively stable even after heavy rainfall, a notable characteristic for paddlers or anglers accessing the water from this point.