Humber Trail

The City of Vaughan partnered with the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) to complete a feasibility study to explore ways to expand the Humber Trail and connect a seven-kilometre gap between Boyd Conservation Area and Steeles Avenue West.

Through community engagement, residents’ priorities and ideas helped shape the final Feasibility Study, including recommendations on preferred routes and priority segments. Vaughan Council endorsed the Humber Trail Feasibility Study in November 2021. The final report and background information are available below.

The Active Transportation Fund is investing $400 million over five years to expand and enhance active transportation networks across Canada to make travel by active transportation easier, safer, more convenient and more enjoyable, in support of Canada's National Active Transportation Strategy. More information about the funding is available in this news release.

Funding provided in part by the Government of Canada.

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