The Toronto-Niagara Bike Train is The Greenbelt Express!
The Bike Train is a new sustainable transportation and tourism initiative introducing bike racks onboard select passenger rail trains to destinations across Ontario.
The Greenbelt Express operates between Toronto Union Station, St Catharines and Niagara Falls Stations. A specially equipped VIA Rail baggage car has been added to this route to enable cyclists to roll their bikes on and roll them off at your station of choice.
This is a great way to really explore Niagaras Greenbelt and access the many trails and bike routes in the area.
The Bike Train also operates with various stops in Eastern Ontario and pilot weekends to North Bay and Windsor.
Hours of Operation
The Greenbelt Express will be operating for 8 weekends in 2009, starting June 26.
Bike transportation to Niagaras Greenbelt by rail is only possible when using the Bike Train.
Take advantage of the Bike Train service by visiting our website www.biketrain.ca for ticket reservations, full schedule and more information.
Ecological
Ontario's Greenbelt is a 1.8 million acre stretch of green space surrounding the Greater Golden Horseshoe from the Niagara Region to Peterborough.� It encompasss permanently protected farmland, vibrant rural communities, forests, wetlands and watersheds.� It holds a treasure chest of surprises awating the visitor: from award winning wines and family farms to endangered species, wild mustang herds to great biking and walking paths.
Ownership & Management
Transportation Options (not-for-profit)
Facilities
Bike Train tickets include a passenger seat and a bicycle rack reservation. Each train has the capacity for 56 bikes.
Accessibility
The Bike Train is fully accessible, if you have a modified bike.