Windsor Loop

The The Windsor Loop Bike Route logo, with drawing of a figure riding the O's in Loop like a bicycleWindsor Loop is an approximately 50-kilometre (34-mile) circular loop that connects the city around its perimeter, joining city neighbourhoods and providing access to the Trans Canada Trail and the Gordie Howe International Bridge.

Initiated from the City's 2001 Bicycle Use Master Plan (BUMP) and incorporated into the 2019 Active Transportation Master Plan, Walk Wheel Windsor, it links neighbourhoods and regional trails, including the Riverfront Trail, Ganatchio Trail and Right Honourable (Rt. Hon.) Herb Gray Parkway Trail. 

Windsor Loop Bike Route Map (Click to enlarge.)

Map of the Windsor Loop bike route

Route Features:

  • Start/Finish: Malden Park and Gordie Howe International Bridge Trailhead
  • Flexible Route Options: Connects to many City of Windsor and County of Essex cycling facilities
  • Approximately 5 kilometres of riverfront trail
  • 6 kilometres of Ganatchio/Little River trails
  • 7 kilometres along the Right Honourable (Rt. Hon.) Herb Gray Parkway Trail
  • Follows cycling facilities such as multi-use paths, on-road bike lanes or road-sharing on low-traffic roadways along the majority of the route
  • Part of the larger regional EC Way 100-mile loop, the provincial Great Lakes Waterfront Trail, and the national Trans Canada Trail

Transportation Services

1266 McDougall Street
Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N8X 3M7

Contact: To learn more, contact 311.