| 0 km |
You must leave the airport by following the
exit roads used by countless vehicles. Take care! |
| 1 km |
Depending upon the terminal from which you
depart, you should reach Airport Road (which later becomes Dixon Road) in
about 1 km. Be sure to turn right on Airport Road and head east.
You will need to cycle along this very busy road for a total of 8 km. Take
care, and be sure to use the sidewalk if necessary! |
| 3 km |
Dixon Road passes under the very busy Highway
#401. Continue to head east on Dixon Road. |
| 7 km |
Dixon Road ends at Scarlett Road. Follow
Scarlett Road in a southerly direction for about 500 m until you reach the
stop lights at Lawrence Avenue. |
| 8 km |
Turn left on Lawrence Avenue, and almost
immediately you will cross the Humber River. You are at Lions Park and
should notice signs for the Humber River Bike Route. This wonderful
cycling route follows the paved Tommy Thompson Trail alongside the Humber
River for the next 10 km. While cycling south on this trail it will be
difficult to imagine that you are in Canada's largest
city! |
| 9 km |
The Tommy Thompson Trail crosses over to the
west side of the river. |
| 13 km |
The trail crosses back to the east side of the
river! |
| 14 km |
Etienne Brulé Park.
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| 16 km |
The Humber Bike Trail now crosses back to the
west side of the river by means of the Old Mill Bridge (constructed in
1916). |
| 17 km |
Kings Mill Park.
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| 18 km |
The trail now follows quiet residential streets
for approx. 1 km. Be sure to pay attention to the markers! |
| 19 km |
South Humber Park.
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| 20 km |
The Tommy Thompson Trail ends at Lake Ontario.
You now follow the Martin Goodman Recreational Trail in an easterly
direction. This trail is marked with blue / green lines down the centre of
the pavement. |
| 23 km |
Budapest Park.
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| 24 km |
Marilyn Bell Park.
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| 25 km |
Ontario Place. |
| 27 km |
Coronation Park.
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| 28 km |
The Martin Goodman Trail ends and you now need
to cycle east along Queen's Quay West. |
| 29 km |
The CN Tower and SkyDome
stadium. |
| 30 km |
Yonge Street. The 'heart' of
Downtown Toronto!
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