In response to the growing popularity of cycling both as a recreational activity and a mode of transportation for short distance trips, the City of Markham has developed a Cycling Master Plan.

The Plan recommends a strategy for addressing cycling in Markham for the next 15 years and beyond. It presents a truly City-wide approach to serving and fostering cycling in Markham, and clearly lays out a path the City can follow toward achieving its goal of providing an integrated cycling network that is a key component of the local transportation and recreational system.

This Cycling Master Plan builds upon the City-Wide Bicycle System Study developed in 1998 and the Phase I Bikeway Implementation Strategy developed for the City of Markham in 2004. It will also support the non-auto-based initiatives outlined in the Markham Transportation Planning Study (MTPS-2002).

City of Markham Cycling Master Plan

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• Cover (PDF)
• Table of Contents (PDF)
  • Chapter 1.0 - Introduction (PDF)
  • Chapter 2.0 - Proposed Network (PDF)
    • Figure 2-5 Existing Conditions: Attractions, Destinations & Barriers (PDF)
    • Figure 2-6 Draft Routes by Facility Type (PDF)
  • Chapter 3.0 - Outreach (PDF)
  • Chapter 4.0 - Implementation (PDF)
    • Figure 4-1 Draft Network Implementation Schedule (PDF)
    • Figure 4-2 Implementation Process Tool (PDF)
    • Table 4-1: City of Markham Cycling Master Plan (2007) Implementation Priorities and Associated Costs Phase II (PDF)
    • Table 4-2: Cost offset by the Great Regional Streets Study (PDF)
  • Appendix A (PDF)
  • Appendix B (PDF)