Touchstone

The park showcases integrated artwork, including a landform resembling a bluff and standalone art installations by Douglas Coupland.

Notable pieces include a spacious canoe that allows people to stand and overlook the Gardiner Expressway towards Lake Ontario, a vibrant arrangement of oversized fishing bobbers, a sculpted beaver dam, tree lighting that becomes more prominent as the trees mature, "iceberg benches" placed near the canoe, a bronze sculpture of the "heart-shaped stone" cast from a stone collected by Terry Fox's brother at the end of his journey, and the Terry Fox Miracle Mile, a one-mile running route.