From Saskatoon’s residential neighborhoods, to the downtown and the scenic Meewasin Valley Trail, Saskatoon is full of spaces and places to ride!

The Cycling Guide rates every road in Saskatoon, from novice to intermediate and expert, and provides suggested routes and facilities that have been identified by experienced local cyclists and City staff. The Cycling Guide is available free-of-charge at Civic Leisure Centres, all branches of the Saskatoon Public Library and local bicycle retailers.

Cyclists are reminded that it is your responsibility to cycle in a safe manner and to follow the rules of the road. As a cyclist, you have the same rights and duties as other drivers.

Locations to Ride

Saskatoon’s Downtown Bicycle Friendly Plan is designed to provide cyclists with more facilities (places to ride and park) on downtown streets without compromising traffic flow, access for other modes of transportation, or parking. Safety for everyone traveling on downtown streets will also be improved through the implementation of sharrows. It is also hoped that through these initiatives, even more Saskatoon residents will be encouraged to cycle to work.

• Downtown Cycling Map
• Downtown Saskatoon is Bicycle Friendly brochure  

Meewasin Valley Trail

Meewasin Valley Authority is dedicated to conserving the natural & cultural heritage resources of the South Saskatchewan River Valley. Meewasin's jurisdiction centres in Saskatoon and runs approximately 60 km along the river through Saskatoon and R.M. of Corman Park from Pike Lake in the southwest to Clarke's Crossing in the northeast. It encompasses conservation areas, parks, museums, interpretive centre's, the university lands, canoe launches, community links, and over 60 km of Meewasin Trail, 26.5 km designated as multi-use pathways