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Also, in spring after everything dries, you can take the valley at the top of Main Street, take the hydro corridor to the bottom of Stan Wadlow Park, then down into the valley, across the Taylor Creek bridge right there, and along the foot path on the north side of the creek to the stairs at the...

I added a little around the corner at Don Mills up to the next street.

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Queen’s Quay to the bottom of Beverley at Queen. This route starts at where the Martin Goodman Trail connects with Queen's Quay West. It's a challenge to find a good route north into the core, from Queen's Quay West, Bathurst, Spadina, amd York are all awful, car routes full of cabs and noxious...

Ride to all three Dufflet Pastry Cafe's in one day - get free stuff and help the Toronto Cyclist's Union.

This is another east/west route that avoids Bloor St. West and the core and comes to Bloor St East at Sherbourne. I started this map at Hallam St. because everyone should know about the Hallam St Bike lanes. Hallam connects with Harbourd bike lane with a suicide zig zag down to Harbourd on...

Starting just east of the tracks near Dundas West at Perth and Bloor, this route takes you slightly north of Bloor all the way across to just past Church where you connect with the Bike Path over the Bloor Viaduct. Once your across the bridge it up to Salmomon Avenue that runs north of the Danforth...

Takes a bunch of neat roads that keep you away from traffic - check it out in close up - there's a lot of City Bike Path and a lot of under used streets. NOTE Indian Road in West Parkdale is a HILL.

This is a re-do of a previous map with a similar title, it avoids new TTC blockages at St Clair and finds a new route to Heath St.. Thanks to "Bikeroo" and "leckyf" for the heads up.

Lizz, This is a little different than the Google map, I find Oriole Parkway dangerous, so I go a little to the east down through the park then down Lawton, then across on Heath Street. The rest of the way is the same as the Biking Toronto Google Map.

Dawn, Here's an alternate to your busy route to work. The route south along Sherbourne to Queens Quay is really nice compaired to King Street. The route up around the Stream Whistle Brewery is beautiful and it gets you half way up the Spadina overpass hill.

Claire, I've never cycled this route, but it looks nice from Google's Satellite images. :) http://bikingtoronto.com/fletch/2010/03/19/trailer-modifications/

The zig on Brock just before you get to Dundas is because there, is the worst short hill in Toronto - 25 metres on a 45 degree, ouch! Dundas is downhill and FAST - you can keep up with car traffic so it is less dangerous than slugging up that taper going the opposite way. I would take the other...

It's a really nice start through the park, Adelaide is one way four lanes wide, I find that cars are more apt to change lanes because they've got so many. I feel really safe on Adelaide, untill you get east of University but that's the core for you. :)

A no hills route from midtown (Gerrard and Bay) to Victoria Park south of Danforth Avenue. It's an easy hill from Queen East at Victoria Park up to Danforth Avenue. Tags: commute, safe,

From King West near Ossington, the side streets up to St Clair and then over to Young connects to my Eglington route as well. Safe and efficient, one short climb just above Davenport Road and then you're up the hill. One way wrong ways: 2.