New!Autumn is the best time to discover this new section of the Trail, with Muskoka and Parry Sound’s spectacular fall colours on full display.
Four drive-and-ride itineraries make it easy to plan your fall adventure, with 16–100 km of cycling plus suggestions for accommodations and off-bike experiences like hiking, paddling and cruising.
Canada is deciding the fate of the Pickering Federal Lands — 9,300 acres of Canada’s best farmland, forests, rivers, and trails.
A once-in-a-generation decision. Protect the Pickering Federal Lands. Build the New Rouge.
Cycle Canada’s Southwest!
425 km over five days
Registration is Closed.
The Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority (WDBA) has some advice for those crossing the newly-opened Gordie Howe International Bridge by bike or on foot.
A major waterfront planning initiative is underway along Toronto’s eastern shoreline, and Great Lakes Waterfront Trail users should be part of the conversation.
The Scarborough Bluffs West Project, led by Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and the City of Toronto, will help shape the future of the waterfront between the Eastern Beaches at Silver Birch Avenue and Bluffer’s Park. The project is exploring how to improve public access and waterfront experiences while protecting sensitive shoreline and natural areas.
For Great Lakes Waterfront Trail users, this process is especially important. It will help determine the future alignment and experience of the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail through one of Toronto’s most spectacular waterfront landscapes. Today, the Trail follows an inland route along quiet roads, often well removed from the Lake Ontario shoreline.
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