Halton Region

Burlington (View online here www.burlington.ca/en/parks-facilities-and-rentals/trails-and-bikeways)

• Burlington Waterfront Trail – There are has two sections of the cross-provincial Great Lakes Waterfront Trail in Burlington, which are easy, mostly flat terrain, paved, and include on and off-road sections with beautiful vistas of the water. Pass through 8 waterfront parks, a beautiful beach, vibrant downtown Burlington.
  • The largest off-road section of the Trail is the 3.5km paved trail from Brant Street Pier at Spencer Smith Park to the lift bridge across the Hamilton Harbour. The Trail continues past the lift bridge for another 6km along Hamilton’s trail — for nearly 10km of completely off-road riding and along the water to Confederation Park in Hamilton.
  • Burlington’s Waterfront Trail splits into two sections on its western end around the Hamilton Harbour. When travelling from East to West, the Trail splits just west of Spencer Smith Park at Maple Avenue and Lakeshore Rd. Either option provides stunning views.
    • Beachway Park Multi-Use Path – 2.5km Head south along the Beachway over the lift bridge beside the skyway, or
    • Take the northern/western option following pretty residential North Shore Blvd around Burlington Bay and Hamilton Harbour, past the Botanical Gardens and Coote’s Paradise. There is an on-road portion along North Shore Blvd leading west out of Downtown Burlington which does not have bike lanes – exercise caution as this stretch is very busy with vehicle traffic.
• Burlington Hydro & Linear Corridor Trails –  Explore two major greenway trails along hydro corridors, off road, paved, including the Crosstown Trail, corridor north of QEW and Centennial Trail, hydro corridor south of QEW. There are 5 additional shorter linear corridor trails across the city, providing safe off-road alternatives to riding on the road.
  • Centennial Trail. This 7.3km paved trail, south of QEW, connects from Martha Street to Sherwood Forest Park. Between downtown and parks, east of downtown. This trail forms a Waterfront Trail to GO connection, connecting the Burlington Waterfront Trail to Appleby GO Station near Sherwood Forest Park.
  • Crosstown Trail. This 6km paved trail north of QEW connects Roly Bird Park to Berton Park and onwards through an in-boulevard multi-use paths that connect to Bronte Provincial Park
• Bronte Creek Provincial Park – 13km of park roads and trails. Maiden’s Blush Trail allows cycling and there are many gravel road and access trails to bike throughout the park.

Oakville Recreational Trails – Oakville’s recreational trail system consist of approximately 200km of trails connecting various sections of the town meandering through parks and ravines. Many of the trails are suitable for cycling. Use the interactive trails map to get information for specific sections.

• Crosstown Trail – Approx. 12km in length, the Crosstown Trail is crushed stone runs along the natural gas pipeline from Bronte Creek Provincial Park to the west bank of Sixteen Mile Creek and from the East Bank of Sixteen Mile Creek to Ninth Line.
• Sixteen Mile Creek – Approx. 8.5km in length, the Sixteen Mile Creek Trail is compact soil and runs through the centre of Oakville from either side of Oakville Harbour to Dundas Street at Lions Valley Park.
• Morrison Valley North & South – Approximately 4km one-way or 8km loop, the Morrison Valley trail system is a mix of Paved / Compact Soil surfaces and runs south of Dundas Street and north of Iroquois Shore Road between Eighth Line and Trafalgar Road.
• Bronte Creek Trail – 6.5km – Paved and crushed stone. This trail starts west end of Oakville from Bronte Harbour to northern tip of Bronte Creek Provincial Park.

Halton Hills/Georgetown – (view online here – www.haltonhills.ca/trails/)

• Chris Walker Trail . This 7km trail connects downtown Georgetown and Remembrance Park. Includes Woodchip, gravel and municipal sidewalks
• Hungry Hollow Trail. This 5km trail Connects to Regan Ridge Bridge in Hungry Hollow and local nature. Includes woodchip, gravel and municipal sidewalks
• Gellert Trail – 3.5km long asphalt trail along Eight Line

Milton – Milton has a number of trails and parks through the downtown area and beyond. View information on parks and trails and facilities HERE and use the interactive trails map.