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*NEW* 2023 Mississauga Cycling Map

[Posted: August 21, 2023]

Paper copies of the 2023 Mississauga Cycling Map are being distributed to all Mississauga Community Centres and Mississauga Bike Shops and are available FREE.

The digital version of the map on the City's Mississauga Cycling Map webpage enables different online viewing options.  From the same webpage a paper map can be ordered online for free postal delivery 📬

The printed (and online) map images of the cycling routes are larger than in older editions, with north and south Mississauga split between the two sides as shown in the small images below (only to indicate the map format and are not for use).



2021 Toronto Cycling Map

[Posted: April 4, 2022; *Updated* May 20, 2022]

The 2021 Toronto Cycling Map shows on- and off-street bikeways, suggested routes and connections to work, school, shopping or to explore, and other important information about cycling in Toronto.

*UPDATE* (May 20, 2022): The 2022 Toronto Cycling Map is now available to view as a PDF, just in time to plan your long weekend bike ride!  Paper copies of the map will soon be available for free in libraries, community centres and select bike shops (source). ⤵️

The digital version of the map on the City of Toronto's Cycling Network Map webpage enables different online viewing options including PDFs of the printed map, as well as the Google Map embedded further below.

The printed (and online) map images of the cycling routes are split between the two sides as shown in the small images below (only to indicate the map format and are not for use).