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Doris McCarthy Trail, also known as Gates Gully, is a walkway that connects Ravine Drive off Kingston Road to Lake Ontario via the Bellamy Ravine Creek, which flows down the ravine. It is also known as Gates Gully, after Jonathan Gates' Gates Inn and Tavern, which previously existed east of Bellamy Road. The inn served as a rallying point for the Scarborough militia as they prepared to defend Toronto against William Lyon Mackenzie's rebels during the Upper Canada Rebellion. The trail is named after the well-known Calgary-born artist Doris Jean McCarthy, who was best recognized for her landscape paintings and lived in Scarborough Bluffs. A sculpture that pays respect to the artist is positioned at the base of the trail—where the Doris McCarthy Trail joins the