Bike The Bridge
We are actively working on a NEW Cycle Tourism Map – to be released in Spring 2026 when the Gordie Howe International Bridge Opens. Download a copy of our current Cycle Tourism Map and start planning your route or pick up a print copy at any of our Visitor Information Centres. To explore more cycling partners in Windsor Essex, please click here.
VIEW CURRENT CYCLE TOURISM MAP
For cyclists and walkers, the Gordie Howe International Bridge is a game-changer as the first international crossing to be part of the Trans-Canada Trail. A dedicated multi-use path will connect to local cycling routes on both sides of the border, unlocking new cross-border adventures and making Windsor Essex a true hub for international cycle tourism. And access to the multi-use path is FREE! Whether you’re riding, strolling, or simply taking in the views, the Gordie Howe International Bridge offers a bold new way to experience the region—one that quite literally brings two countries closer together.
A few facts about the Gordie How International Bridge
- The bridge is a 2.5km long cable stay bridge
- Each tower holding the bridge is 220m tall
- For cyclists and pedestrians, separate Inspections plazas at both Ports of Entry, keeping users away from vehicular traffic
Want to be the FIRST to get the new Cycle Tourism Map?
Be on of the first people to get a print copy of our Cycle Tourism Map when it is released.
REQUEST YOUR PRINT COPY NOW
Once released, we will mail you a complimentary copy of our Cycle Tourism Map to plan your next two-wheeled adventure in Windsor Essex. With the new Multi-Use Path on the Gordie Howe International Bridge, our Cycle Tourism Map will be a key asset connecting you to trails across Windsor Essex AND Detroit, Michigan. The map will feature150+ Bike Friendly Certified stops – businesses and attractions ready to welcome you with open arms!
Our new map will also featured recommended Ride With GPS and Strava routes to make your next cycle adventure easy – making this available in print and digital format.
The map will be released in Spring 2026 – and you will receive a confirmation email when your map has been mailed, plus a link to the new digital edition of the trails.
Funding provided by the Detroit Windsor Bridge Authority and the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario.
