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▶ Boulevard Trails (MUTs)

Boulevard trails are paved Multi-Use Trails (MUTs) shared by pedestrians and people using wheelchairs, bikes, and scooters in the raised boulevard beside several major arterial roads.  Some may have almost no distance from the roadway, and some may have a significant buffer (such as grass and vegetation) from the roadway.  These trails are usually named after the road they are on, e.g. Burnhamthorpe Trail and The Queensway Trail.


Winston Churchill Trail - Safety Barriers Crushed

[Posted: May 13, 2022]

Images by Glenn Voakes


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