Yonge Street Multi-Use Path

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We are building a multi-use path (MUP) along Yonge Street that will run from Bloomington Road north to the GO Train Bridge. This north-south path will be designed to allow for a wide-range of recreational uses such as cycling, walking, jogging and wheelchair access. The goal for the Yonge Street MUP is to allow the community to connect to key destinations in Town such as the Aurora GO Station, existing trails, schools and local businesses. Checkout the flyover view below to see the proposed trajectory of the future MUP.

Currently, active transportation facilities are not provided along this stretch of Yonge Street. Cyclists share the road with motorists without dedicated and separated facilities, and pedestrians are using the shoulder of the road to access services and amenities north of this area. This multi-use path will increase safety for all road users.


We are building a multi-use path (MUP) along Yonge Street that will run from Bloomington Road north to the GO Train Bridge. This north-south path will be designed to allow for a wide-range of recreational uses such as cycling, walking, jogging and wheelchair access. The goal for the Yonge Street MUP is to allow the community to connect to key destinations in Town such as the Aurora GO Station, existing trails, schools and local businesses. Checkout the flyover view below to see the proposed trajectory of the future MUP.

Currently, active transportation facilities are not provided along this stretch of Yonge Street. Cyclists share the road with motorists without dedicated and separated facilities, and pedestrians are using the shoulder of the road to access services and amenities north of this area. This multi-use path will increase safety for all road users.


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  • Share Why isn't the Town of Aurora creating paths in the southwest area by Yonge and Wellington to connect George Street public school land to Fleury Park and Matchell Park. Every other area in Aurora seems to be getting walking trails except this area! There is a new townhouse development at 45 Tyler that could have a trail along the stream. There is also an area of land between Tyler and Wellington privately owned by Bacon Basketware and a house on Mill that could be acquired as a trail as well. This area has been consistently ignored for trails and public facilities such as recreation centres. What are we paying taxes for??? on Facebook Share Why isn't the Town of Aurora creating paths in the southwest area by Yonge and Wellington to connect George Street public school land to Fleury Park and Matchell Park. Every other area in Aurora seems to be getting walking trails except this area! There is a new townhouse development at 45 Tyler that could have a trail along the stream. There is also an area of land between Tyler and Wellington privately owned by Bacon Basketware and a house on Mill that could be acquired as a trail as well. This area has been consistently ignored for trails and public facilities such as recreation centres. What are we paying taxes for??? on Twitter Share Why isn't the Town of Aurora creating paths in the southwest area by Yonge and Wellington to connect George Street public school land to Fleury Park and Matchell Park. Every other area in Aurora seems to be getting walking trails except this area! There is a new townhouse development at 45 Tyler that could have a trail along the stream. There is also an area of land between Tyler and Wellington privately owned by Bacon Basketware and a house on Mill that could be acquired as a trail as well. This area has been consistently ignored for trails and public facilities such as recreation centres. What are we paying taxes for??? on Linkedin Email Why isn't the Town of Aurora creating paths in the southwest area by Yonge and Wellington to connect George Street public school land to Fleury Park and Matchell Park. Every other area in Aurora seems to be getting walking trails except this area! There is a new townhouse development at 45 Tyler that could have a trail along the stream. There is also an area of land between Tyler and Wellington privately owned by Bacon Basketware and a house on Mill that could be acquired as a trail as well. This area has been consistently ignored for trails and public facilities such as recreation centres. What are we paying taxes for??? link

    Why isn't the Town of Aurora creating paths in the southwest area by Yonge and Wellington to connect George Street public school land to Fleury Park and Matchell Park. Every other area in Aurora seems to be getting walking trails except this area! There is a new townhouse development at 45 Tyler that could have a trail along the stream. There is also an area of land between Tyler and Wellington privately owned by Bacon Basketware and a house on Mill that could be acquired as a trail as well. This area has been consistently ignored for trails and public facilities such as recreation centres. What are we paying taxes for???

    Angela asked 4 months ago

    Hi Angela, thank you for reaching out with your questions. For trails related questions, please contact: 

  • Share I posted the same question twice, however the question does not appear in the feed, and there is no answer to the question on Facebook Share I posted the same question twice, however the question does not appear in the feed, and there is no answer to the question on Twitter Share I posted the same question twice, however the question does not appear in the feed, and there is no answer to the question on Linkedin Email I posted the same question twice, however the question does not appear in the feed, and there is no answer to the question link

    I posted the same question twice, however the question does not appear in the feed, and there is no answer to the question

    Herenow asked 3 months ago

    So sorry for the delay in our respons. There are plans for active transportation facilities north of the project, in the longer term. Plans for south of Bloomington should be confirmed with Richmond Hill as it is their jurisdiction.  

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    is this online board live? Every time I post a question or comment, it disappears somewhere

    Herenow asked about 2 months ago

    There is a slight delay in posting while staff review the question and provide an answer. You can usually expect your question or comment to be visible within 24 hours. Please submit your question again as It appears that we haven't received it.

  • Share is there a plan for the bicycle lanes to continue South and North of the proposed project? on Facebook Share is there a plan for the bicycle lanes to continue South and North of the proposed project? on Twitter Share is there a plan for the bicycle lanes to continue South and North of the proposed project? on Linkedin Email is there a plan for the bicycle lanes to continue South and North of the proposed project? link

    is there a plan for the bicycle lanes to continue South and North of the proposed project?

    Herenow asked 3 months ago

    Thanks for reaching out! There are plans for active transportation facilities north of the project, in the longer term. Plans for south of Bloomington should be confirmed with Richmond Hill as it is their jurisdiction.  

  • Share Will it be on both sides of Yonge St, or limited to just one side? on Facebook Share Will it be on both sides of Yonge St, or limited to just one side? on Twitter Share Will it be on both sides of Yonge St, or limited to just one side? on Linkedin Email Will it be on both sides of Yonge St, or limited to just one side? link

    Will it be on both sides of Yonge St, or limited to just one side?

    Barry Bridgeford asked 4 months ago

    Hi Barry, thanks for reaching out. The design options are still being evaluated. It could be just one side or both sides; all options are still on the table. 

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