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Bicycles are allowed on GO Trains except during weekday rush hour service in the peak direction, due to the high volume of passengers travelling to/from the city – Toronto. Most trains and buses allow for amaximum of two bikes in each of the Designated Bicycle Zones onboard trains or in dedicated bike racks on buses.
Toronto is easy to access by bike either by cycling in and out using the Waterfront Trail or by multiple rail and bus providers that offer a variety of bike transportation services. Making cycling even more accessible to visitors is Bike Share Toronto, the city’s public bike sharing system.
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What is GO Transit? Learn more about Ontario’s regional transit (train and bus) system for the Greater Toronto and Hamilton areas. About GO’s Niagara Bike Train. Starting in early summer through to the Fall, weekend Niagara GO trains are outfitted with special cars that accommodate up to 18 bikes.
Toronto Cycling Network. The 2024 Toronto Cycling Map shows on and off-street bikeways, Bike Share station locations, suggested routes and connections to work, school, shopping or to explore the city.
Find the right bike route for you through Toronto, where we've got 6,432 cycle routes to explore. The routes you most commonly find here are of the hilly or downhill type. Most people get on their bikes to ride here in the months of June and July.
The map below shows all the cycling infrastructure in Toronto separated by type. Plan your route by entering your address or start location in the search bar to view the cycling network. To search by bikeway type, click on “Filter Results” and select the type of bikeway from the drop-down menu.
