Welcome to Bikes and Transit .com

Here the spotlight is on half-day and day-long ‘self-serve’ bike rides. And the train, subway, motorcoach or bus to get you there… and back!

For the most enjoyment 1) study the bikes and transit ride maps, 2) print up Waterfront Trail and local bike maps for your destination, and 3) pick up a Durham, Toronto, Hamilton, Burlington or Niagara cycling map at a local bike shop or Ontario Tourism Centre beforehand or somewhere en route.

BikesandTransit.com is designed to make it easy for you to get inspired, check details, and try new travel connections. So take a look at all 20 short, medium and long bikes and transit and trails bike rides, and get on your way!

Please note – no bikes at rush hour:

Sorry! No bikes on GO trains nor TTC subways, nor inside Union Station: Week-days, between 6:30-10:00 AM and 3:30-7:00 PM.

BikesandTransit.com is produced by Toronto cycling advocate Donald Wiedman – Recipient of the 2011 City of Toronto ‘Best Overall’ Bicycle Friendly Business Award.

Thank you sponsors:

Thanks to the sponsors of GO-by-Bike to Ajax! (2008 pilot), Bike to Transit (2014 pilot) and Bikes and Transit (2009-2017), without whom the 10-year multi-modal transportation project would not have reached so many people:

Waterfront Regeneration Trust
Veridian
Town of Grimsby
Town of Ajax
Tourism Niagara
Toronto & Region Conservation Authority
Steam Whistle Brewing
Stantech
Sport Durham
South St. Burger
Smart Commute Hamilton
Saxe Law Office
Royal Botanical Gardens
Opus Bike
Ontario Power Generation
New York Fries
Mountain Equipment Coop
Momentum Magazine
MMM Group
McLeish Orlando
Metrolinx
Metroland Media Group
LEA Consulting
iTrans
Hamilton Street Railway Company
GO Transit
Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation
Everyday Bicycles
Durham Region
Daytech
Daimler
CycleSafe Secure Bike Parking
Cyclemania
Coach Canada / Megabus
City of Toronto
City of Pickering
City of Port Colborne
City of Oshawa
City of Hamilton
City of Burlington
Canadian Automobile Association
Byk-Rak
Bombardier
BA Group
Alexander Dennis
Accenture