Ellesmere to Morrish Road (does not connect with Kingston Road) Colonel Danforth Trail – near Kingston Road and Lawson Roads to near Meadowvale Road and Lawrence Avenue East Clonmore Drive – from near Victoria Park Avenue and Kingston Road to Warden south of Danforth Avenue Highland Creek Drive – short street branching off from Colonel Danforth Trail and Kingston Road southeast and ends within Colonel Danforth Park Route description The west end of Danforth Ave. spans the Don River valley, the Don Valley Parkway and Bayview Avenue via the Prince Edward Viaduct. West of that bridge, the street continues as Bloor Street. Line 2 Bloor–Danforth of the Toronto subway system runs parallel to most of the road's route, offset to the north some . The subway follows Danforth from the Viaduct west of Broadview Station to Main Street station. Danforth GO Station, just off Main Street, takes its name from the avenue, where the commuter rail line intersects with it, on the Lakeshore East route. Danforth is served by the Toronto Transit Commission bus system only east of Main Street Station. Routes 16 McCowan and 113 Danforth serve the road during the day and 302 Danforth-McCowan run during the night. Danforth Avenue was formerly designated as Ontario Highway 5 from the Don River (at Bloor Street) east to Kingston Road. Like many urban stretches of provincial roadway, it was formally decommissioned as a Connecting Link on January 1, 1998. Points of interest Danforth is home to Toronto's Greek community, also known as Greektown. Shoppers World Danforth, a World War II munitions plant (and before that, a Ford Motor Company plant). It became a Ford plant again after the war until Ford moved to Oakville in 1953, then an American Motors (AMC) plant, producing Ramblers, Nashes and Hudsons, before AMC moved to Brampton. The buildings were retained and were converted to a shopping mall in 1962. Scarborough War memorial, at the eastern end of Danforth Avenue at Kingston Road, once the junctions of former Highways 2 and 5. Variety Village, an athletic facility for adults and youths with disabilities. Birchmount Stadium and Scarborough Arena Gardens. Bill's House of Wood – Largest wooden shoe shop in Canada. Ralph Day Funeral Home was Danforth's oldest business at 180 Danforth, east of Broadview. The Day family still owns the business; however, they moved it in September 2007 to larger facilities as part of the