Mountain Bike Park (use at own risk) www. .org Explore Mississauga by Bike +VIEX0EOIW +VIEX6MZIVW +VIEX8VEMP Québec Georgian Bay /D5RXWH YHUWH Baie Georgienne Lake Huron St. Lawrence River Ontario (Canada) Lake Ontario Michigan (U.S.A.) Lake St. Clair New York 785 Britannia Road West, Unit 1 • (905) 542-9595 785 Britannia Road West, (U.S.A.) 5100 Erin Mills Parkway, Unit D • (905) 828-8341 5100 Erin Mills Parkway, Lake Erie RE: RE: T Ohio T (U.S.A.) OQSJGSRXMRYSYWWMKRIHVSYXI 1170 Burnhamthorpe• 905-848-4481 Road West 199 Rathburn• (905) 281-8422 Road West H: QM\SJSJJVSEHTEXLWUYMIXVIWMHIRXMEPWXVIIXWERHWIGSRHEV]LMKL[E]W T TOWN CEN NE: 7XVIXGLIWJVSQ;MRHWSVXSXLI5YIFIGFSVHIV S Confederation parkway port Credit (C-7) lake wabukayne Trail (a-3) ellis leuschner Challenge park (b-4) O Ellis Leuschner Challenge Park (B-4) is a freeride ,YRHVIHWSJREXYVEPGYPXYVEPERHLMWXSVMGTSMRXWSJMRXIVIWX LEPA LAND TOWN CEN 4EWWIWXLVSYKLGSQQYRMXMIW T C mountain bike skills park with low ramp drop offs, a 120ft. skinny, a drop 176 Lakeshore Road West • 905-271-2400 Road West 176 Lakeshore 'LIGOSYXXLI[IFWMXIJSVG]GPMRKLSPMHE]MHIEW 1945 Dundas Street East • (905) 896-1206 1945 Dundas Street : progression, teeter totter, log run, rock garden, dirt jumps and single EAR RIN MILL 734 Dundas Street East • 905-278-5573 734 Dundas Street S E H 222 Queen Street South • (905) 821-1077 222 Queen Street 2325 Matheson Blvd East • 905-624-6614 briTannia roaD (boulevard multi-use Trail) DaviD J. Culham Trail (off-road multi-use Trail) Queensway Trail (boulevard multi-use Trail) Trail eTiQueTTe track trail. Located off Culham Trail just north of Highway 403. : mississauga.ca/cycling E: T ORE-CY ATION & WORKS ATION T T This multi-use trail runs parallel to Britannia Road from This multi-use Trail includes natural and urban settings. This multi-use trail runs parallel to Queensway through the Here are some quick tips to help keep everyone courteous 3221 Derry Road West • 905-997-4700 3221 Derry Road West For more information on upcoming trail build days call Queen Street/Mississauga Road to Hurontario Street with The Culham Trail is in two sections: Dundas Street Hydro corridor between Glengarry Road and Etobicoke Creek. RT and happy on our trails system 905-615-4100. LAN BIKE SHOP: CHEK - CHEK - CHEK - SQUARE C S T T T AND BIIKE A SPOR links to Culham Trail, Streetsville and Heartland Centre to Mississauga Road (Streetsville) and Church Street (8.3 km) • Keep to the right T S Shopping. (5.4 km) to Velebit Court with links to University of Toronto • Cyclists yield to pedestrians We offer programs such as Mountain Bike Camps. For more information EDALINX: NVI THE BIKE S THE BIKE ZONE: GEAR I P SPOR SPOR SPOR SKII VIA CI Mississauga, Erindale Park, Streetsville Memorial Park and sheriDan Trail (multi-use Trail) • Give audible warning when passing visit mississauga.ca/rec&parks or call 905-615-4100. burnhamThorpe Trail (boulevard multi-use Trail) Riverwood Community Centre. (11.2 km) This multi-use trail runs through the Hydro corridor between • Respect nature and private property This multi-use trail runs parallel to Burnhamthorpe Road Winston Churchill Boulevard and Homelands Drive, and then • Keep to the trail TRANSPO from Loyalist Drive to Garnetwood Park. This trail is now erin CenTre boulevarD (bicycle lanes) runs parallel to Sheridan Park Drive between Homelands • Do not litter Multi-Use Ramp Parks (use at own risk) complete and uninterrupted through the downtown, Designated bicycle lanes from Ninth Line to Erin Mills Drive and Lincoln Green Close. (2.0 km) • Have your dog on a leash including painted “crossrides” at signalized intersections. Parkway. This route provides links to Churchill Meadows, ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION OFFICE This trail provides links to Glen Erin Trail, Sawmill Valley Erin Mills Town Centre and Streetsville. (4.1 km) raThburn Trail (multi-use Trail) - Dedicated to Ted ho Trail, Confederation Parkway, Alberto Cataudella Trail, This multi-use trail runs parallel to Rathburn Road between ring your bell Applewood Trail, Etobicoke Creek Trail and Garnetwood eTobiCoke Creek Trail (off-road multi-use Trail) Creditview Road and the City Centre Transit Terminal. Park. (14.8 km) This multi-use trail includes natural and urban settings. This route also provides connections to Erindale GO and and pass The Mississauga portion of the Etobicoke Creek Trail is in Downtown. (2.7 km) ConfeDeraTion parkway (bicycle lanes) two sections: Willowcreek Park, north of Dundas Street pedestrians Designated bicycle lanes from Eglinton Avenue to East to Rathburn Road East with a link to Centennial Park TenTh line wesT (bicycle lanes) safely Queensway. This route provides links to downtown, in Toronto and Eglinton Avenue East through the western Designated bicycle lanes from Argentia Road to Erin Centre Ted Ho Trail, Queensway Trail and Trillium Health Centre boundary of the Greater Toronto Airport Authority lands Boulevard. (7.0 km) Mississauga. (5.3 km) to Mount Charles Park. (11.2km) waTerfronT Trail (multi-use Trail, residential streets) Cooksville Creek Trail (off-road multi-use Trail) malTon Greenway (off-road multi-use Trail) The Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail and Greenway spans a This trail provides a quiet escape right in downtown This multi-use trail travels through Malton Village from total of 740 km www.waterfronttrail.org. The Mississauga Mississauga. From Shipp Drive south of Rathburn you Goreway Drive to Monica Drive. (2.2 km) portion of the Waterfront Trail runs parallel to Lake Ontario name map loCaTion in 2012 the City of mississauga will find the trail head behind the first office building. from Winston Churchill Boulevard to Marie Curtis Park Churchill Meadows Multi-Use Ramp Park ............. (A-3) was recognized as a bronze Cooksville Creek Trail is a combination of paved mississauGa roaD (bicycle lanes) providing links to Oakville, Port Credit Village, Adamson Civic Centre Multi-Use Park ....................................... (C-4) level bicycle friendly and gravel trails leading south to Paisley Boulevard East Designated Bicycle Lanes on two sections of Mississauga Estate and Toronto. (13 km) MISSISSAUGA Clarkson Multi-Use Ramp Park ................................. (A-6) Community by the share the (north of Queensway). (3.4 km) Road: South Sheridan Way to The Collegeway (5.3 km), Huron Multi-Use Ramp Park....................................... (C-5) road Cycling Coalition. and Eglinton Avenue to Erin Centre Boulevard. (0.75 km) Iceland Multi-Use Ramp Park .................................... (D-3) Malton Multi-Use Ramp Park ..................................... (F-2) Port Credit Multi-Use Ramp Park ............................. (C-5) These are unsupervised facilities to be used at your own risk. City assumes no responsibility. Parents/ Guardians are responsible for the adequate care, protection and supervision of their children. Wearing Mississauga’s Pilot Projects protective gear is recommended and park users should avoid using the park in icy or wet conditions. “CROSSRIDES” (use at own risk) A Crossride is a bicycle crossing (separate and adjacent to the Dirt Ramp Parks Mississauga Cycling Advisory Committee pedestrian crosswalk). The Mississauga Cycling Advisory Committee was established in the mid-1990s as an advisory committee to Mississauga City Council. The goal of the committee is to encourage the development of a cycling-friendly Mississauga by increasing the safety, quality and SSISSAUGA MI CYC Y C LING ADVISOR OMMITTEE quantity of cycling through promotion, education, advocacy and planning. Email: [email protected] • Website: www.mississaugacycling.ca E-Bikes Power-assisted bicycles (commonly referred to as e-bikes) have been classified as bicycles according to the Ontario Highway Traffic Act. This means that it is legal to ride e-bikes on any roadway within Mississauga where conventional bicycles are permitted. Only e-bikes weighing 40 kg. (88 lbs.) or less are Mississauga has 3 exciting BMX Parks: allowed on multi-use trails, including those in parks and on boulevards. CAN-BIKE COURSES • Clarkson Dirt Jump park (a-6) is located on Winston Churchill Blvd. just south of Bromsgrove Rd. The City of Mississauga’s Cycling Office and Sports Unit offer • meadowvale Dirt Jump park-advanced (b-1) is located CAN-BIKE programming in Spring and Summer. Courses may be MAP on Meadowvale Blvd. just west of Mississauga Rd. Bicycles and Transit offered for Youth/Adult (14+). These cycling programs are posted on S • windrush woods (b-1) is located on Millcreek north of www.connect2rec.ca, enter “bike” in the keyword search function to Coloured BICyCLE LANES Derry Rd. AY view the available courses. Registration can be processed online A green pavement marking was introduced in the bicycle lane on RAILS or in person at the Customer Service Centre or your local T Mississauga Road at Dundas Street and on City Centre Drive at Duke of York Bikes on MiWay Community Centre. Boulevard to increase motorist awareness of the presence of cyclists. Bike racks are available Leash Free Zones (use at own risk) Tree Sculpture Program AND BIKEW on all MiWay buses. a. CAN-BIKE Learn to Bike 1 Mississauga Parks has a sponsor-dependent community tree sculpture Each rack can hold two b. CAN-BIKE Learn to Bike 2 Leash Free Mississauga is a non-profit organization program that can transform damaged or expired trees into carvings of bicycles. Customers are c. CAN-BIKE 1 (Advanced) that represents seven (7) leash free zone locations wildlife or natural heritage themes. To become a sponsor or donate responsible for loading d. CAN-BIKE 2 (Advanced) in Mississauga. These zones provide a safe area towards the creation of more tree sculptures email 14 and unloading their where you can allow your dog off the leash legally. [email protected] or call 311. bicycles. Bicycles can be Leash free zones are under the City’s stoop and transported in the bus scoop By Law 512-83. All offenders are subject to a minimum $90 fine 20 when the racks are full, when space permits and other customers are not up to a maximum of $5,000 plus $20 service charge.