Innisfil Trails Program
We want Innisfil residents to not only feel safe getting around town, but also enjoy doing so. That's why we're working to create more trails and transit networks that promote active transportation - a way for people of all ages to walk, bike, and generally get around town without a vehicle.
Implementing projects that are pedestrian friendly will encourage residents just like you to get outside and get active. We want to curb declining physical activity rates in Simcoe County and help people to choose active ways to get from point A to point B. Think of it as a win-win, healthy for both you and for the environment.
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Trails Program Background
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As part of the Land and Lake Plan, the Town updated its 2016 Trails Master Plan, providing Town Staff, Council, developers, and community partners with a guiding document to advance our parks and trail network over the next 30 years. The Master Plan focuses on off-road linkages, such as multi-use trails, pathways, and sidewalks in key areas.
Based on the recommendations, new trails sections are being added through an annual Trails Implementation Program.
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Active Projects
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Church Street and Cookstown Community Centre Connection (In Design)
- New Sidewalk between Cook Avenue and Albert Street on the South Side of Church Street
- New Sidewalk from Church Street to Cookstown Community Centre parking Lot
- Warrant review for pedestrian crossing at Cookstown Community Centre
New Innisfil Beach Road Multi-Use Trail in partnership with the County of Simcoe (In Construction and Design)
- A multi-use asphalt trail is being added to Innisfil Beach Road as the County of Simcoe improves Innisil Beach Road
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Completed Projects
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Centennial Park Trail (7th Line and 10th Sideroad)
- A walking trail was extended throughout the park and to the pond, including additional park benches
South Innisfil Arboretum Trail (20th Sideroad and Shore Acres Drive)
- A walking trail was added around the perimeter of the grass area, including additional park benches
Nantyr Drive and Ralston Loop Trail Connection
- A new walking trail connecting between Nantyr Drive and Ralston Loop
Pedestrian Crossings
- Jans Boulevard and Corm Street
- Jans Boulevard and Westmount Avenue
- Webster Boulevard (in-between Hunter Street and Butler Street)
- Queen Street and Fisher Lane
