Windsor has adopted the Bicycle Use Master Plan (BUMP), symbolizing the City's commitment to develop a visible and connected cycling network that is easily accessible, safe and actively used by all types of cyclists. The Plan calls for a network of bike lanes, multi-use trails and signed bike routes, and it provides design guidelines along with specific strategies for improving cycling awareness, the cycling-transit link and end-of-trip facilities.

Bicycle Friendly Communities Bronze Award

• The City of Windsor received an inaugural Bicycle Friendly Communities Bronze Award from The Share the Road Cycling Coalition, (SRCC), a non-profit organization in Ottawa in 2011. The City of Windsor is one of 4 communities in Canada to receive an inaugural Bicycle Friendly Communities Award.

Map and Guide of Parks, Trails and Leisure Facilities

• Parks and Recreation and Public Works have created a map showing parklands, community centres, pools, ice rinks, special event areas, boat launches, bike lanes and multi-use trails. A free copy of this map can be obtained in a number of City locations, including community and customer care centres.

• View the Parks, Trails and Leisure Facilities Map or the Parks, Trails and Leisure Facilities Reference Guide that descibes points of interest on the map.

Parks and Recreation is responsible for multi-use trails within parks, and Public Works looks after on-road trails. Please see our trails page for more information about trails within the City of Windsor.

Learn more about trails outside Windsor:

• Bluewater Trails Website (Sarnia area trails)

For more information contact:

Parks and Recreation
2450 McDougall Street
Windsor, Ontario
Canada
N8X 3N6

Telephone: For general information, call 311.  For detailed inquiries, call (519) 253-2300.
Fax: (519) 255-7990
Email: parkrec@city.windsor.on.ca