Toronto Cycling Map
The Toronto Cycling Map is a great resource for planning your route to work, school, shopping, or simply to explore.   Hard-copy maps are produced by the City of Toronto and available free of charge.

Get a FREE cycling map
Printed maps are free and available at Civic Centres, libraries, community centres and bicycle specialty shops.

Ride the City
Ride the City is an online bike route planning tool.  Ride the City uses Cycling information, and user feedback to suggest bike routes.

The Toronto Bike Map is produced by the City of Toronto, and shows on and off-street bikeways, suggested routes and connections, bicycle locker, rental and shop locations, and other important information about cycling.

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• How to use the cycling map
• Map legend (PDF)
• Downtown map (DOWNTOWN INSET-ONLY FILE)
• Central Toronto, Etobicoke and North York (PDF 3.9 Mb)
• Scarborough & with Downtown inset (PDF 3.1 Mb)
• View cycling map grid references for Bicycle specialty shops and rental locations

Cycling Map PDFs

• Map 1 - Steeles to 401, 427 to Jane Street
• Map 2 - Steeles to 401, Jane to Bayview
• Map 3 - Steeles to York Mills, Bayview to McCowan
• Map 4 - Steeles to Ellesmre, McCowan to Rouge Park
• Map 5 - Dixon Road to Bloor, 427 to Jane Street
• Map 6 - Lawrence West to Dupont, Keele to Bayview
• Map 7 - Lawrence East to Cosburn, Leslie to McCowan
• Map 8 - Lawrence East to Waterfront, Brimley to Port Union
• Map 9 - Bloor to Waterfront, Brimley to Port Union
• Map 10 - Bloor to Waterfront, Parkside Dr. to Broadview
• Map 11 - Danforth to Waterfront, Carlaw to Kingston Rd.

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Ride the City is an online bike route planning tool. Ride the City uses Cycling information, and user feedback to suggest bike routes.

Try Ride the City.

Disclaimer

These routes are generated by Ride the City, a private web service that uses the Toronto Bikeway Network to help cyclists plan cycling routes. Please report any problems you find with the route suggestions directly to Ride the City.

Cyclists are cautioned to follow all traffic laws and devices.  The City of Toronto assumes no responsibility for damages resulting from the use of routes suggested by the Bike Map or by data used by Ride the City. No warranty of accuracy or completeness is expressed or implied.