Winnipeg Trails & Maps

There’s more than one way to choose your own adventure and get the trails’ eye view of Winnipeg. Check out all these cool maps!

Detailed Winnipeg Trail Maps

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A snapshot of one of our trail maps. Find an exhaustive list of trails in the sidebar on the right (on a desktop) or at the bottom of this page (on a phone).


Over 30 detailed trail maps have been created in a joint effort by the Winnipeg Trails Association and the Prairie Pathfinders.  Each map is a two page overview that can be viewed online or printed on a home printer on letter sized paper. These maps offer a unique detailed insight to each trail highlighting:

  • surface type
  • trail length
  • refreshments / washroom facilities / parking
  • connecting trails
  • exceptional points of interest found along the trail with short descriptions
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Winnipeg Trail Map Information Pages

City of Winnipeg Cycling Map

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The City of Winnipeg’s cycling map is published annually and is developed through a partnership with Bike Winnipeg, Winnipeg Trails Association, Manitoba Cycling Association, Climate Change Connection, Green Action Centre, Physical Activity Coalition of Manitoba and Winnipeg in motion. They are available in public libraries, bicycle retailers, hotels and other tourist hotspots.

Find pickup locations and see online PDFs of the map here.

 

Google’s Map of Winnipeg – Turn the Bike Layer On! 

 

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Click this link to go straight to a fullscreen view of Googla Maps’ bike layer.
 
Did you know that Winnipeg was one of the first cities in Canada to pilot Google’s bicycle layer, with some help from local Winnipeg Trails Association volunteers? It’s true. Turn it on and get a real trails-eye view of Winnipeg.

Winnipeg Neighbourhood Walking and Cycling Maps

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In 2013, Winnipeg Trails partnered with Green Action Centre‘s Active and Safe Routes to School program, dozens of local community groups and Neighbourhoods Alive! to help create the first small-scale neighbourhood walking and cycling map for the communities of Fort Richmond and University Heights. Check it out. There is even a Mandarin version.