Cycling

Cycling in Burlington

Burlington is a cyclists delight with many on and off road trails for every skill level.  Enjoy vistas along the waterfront or wonderful rural routes through the countryside.

Burlington and area is a wonderful place to cycle in all seasons with scenic rural roads, picturesque waterfront trails and historic downtown routes. Some of our major attractions such as the Royal Botanical Gardens, Bronte Creek Provincial Park and Conservation Halton also have an extensive trail network at their locations.  There are a number of maps available for cyclists for the area including:

Types of Cycling and Pathways in Burlington

  • On-road bike lanes:  with designated portion of the existing roadway for cyclists and lanes are delineated by a painted white strip and bike symbols
  • On-road bike route:  preferred route connecting other cycling routes identified with signs but without designated bike lanes in place
  • Multi-use path - adjacent to the road:  two-way pathway separated from roadway by curb and open space shared by more than one type of user (cyclists, pedestrians and in-line skaters)
  • Off-road multi-use path:  two-way pathway shared by more than one type of user usually located within park or hydro corridor

Cycling Etiquette

  • Keep to the right
  • Signal your turn
  • Cyclists yield to pedestrians
  • Give audible warnings when passing
  • Keep to the trail
  • Do not litter
  • Respect nature and private property

Cycling Events

Bike Technicians

Related Links

 
 
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