Recreational Trails and Bikeways
Walk, bike or roll using Burlington's extensive recreational trail and bikeway system.
- On-road bike lanes (designated portion of roadway for cyclists, lanes 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)
- Off-road multi-use path (two-way pathway shared by more than one type of user usually located within park or hydro corridor)
Trails
Take a hike along Burlington's waterfront on one of these trails:
- Waterfront Trail
- LaSalle Park
- Beachway Park
- Spencer Smith Park
- Windows to the Lake
- Paletta Lakefront Park
- Burloak Park
Park Trails
Community Neighbourhood Trails
Other Trails
- Hydro Corridor Multi-Use Trail
- Heathfield Trail (under construction)
- Elgin Street Prominade
Community Trails Strategy
The City of Burlington is developing a Community Trails Strategy that will carry-out the City's vision for a linked open-space system.
Bronte Creek offers five great hiking trails and a unique camping experience. Also check out the Royal Botanical Gardens and Conservation Halton for more hiking options in the region.
