Under construction...
With bike racks now on every GO Bus, you can enjoy a ride this summer anywhere the GO Bus can take you, and your bike... start from Newcastle (east) or Beaverton (north), Guelph (west) or Stoney Creek (south) and everywhere in between!
* Please note: There are now bike lanes on lower Yonge St - at the east end of the GO Bus terminal at Union Station. These connect to the Waterfront Trail to the south - and get you safely past The Gardiner and Lakeshore Blvd.
View a "how to" demo of the new GO Bus bike racks on www.byk-rak.com
BikesandTransit.com offers these sample routes by bike and GO Bus. Try one this year... next year, and the year after that...
- The Holland Marsh
Take Bus #65 (Barrie) from the GO Bus Terminal at Union Station, transfer at Newmarket to Bus #68 (Barrie) and get off in Bradford.
- The Lake Simcoe Shoreline
Take Bus #65 (Barrie) from the GO Bus Terminal at Union Station, transfer at Newmarket to Bus #69 (Sutton) and get off and bike to Jackson's Point.
- Port Perry + the Oak Ridges Moraine
Take the GO Train to the Whitby train station, transfer to Bus #81 (Port Perry) and cycle the greenbelt by getting off anywhere between Brooklin and Beaverton. CAUTION: busy roads; check speed limits;most east-west roads are gravel.
- Aberfoyle to Burlington
Weekdays only take the GO Bus #21 (Milton) from the GO Bus Terminal at Union Station, transfer at Square One to Bus #29 (U of Guelph) to the Aberfoyle 'kiss n ride' - cycle south to Burlington's Aldershot GO train station.
CAUTION: Take Maclean Rd. west only, past quarries (watch for gravel trucks!) to 2nd Concession west to Wellington Rd. 35 south.
Plus... New since 2009!
- A day biking in Niagara Falls anyone? Get there by GO train - summers between June and October - and GO train and bus - year 'round!
The Hamilton Bike Routes, Trails & Parks cycling map is recomended to stay safe and get the most out of this sample route (Burlington cycling map in reprint.).
More to come...


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