• The EBN: Montréal's Express Bike Network

Bicycle network map

You can use this map to see the bike network, identify the different types of lanes it contains and find the bike routes around your geolocation or a given address.

Wintertime access

In winter, you can still use a bike. You just need the right equipment. Many bike lanes are cleared of snow at the same time as the street is, or soon after.

A biking map shows which of the 717 km of paths can be used 12 months a year. Among them:

• 218 km are bike paths protected by physical elements such as concrete walls and poles. 
• 499 km are bike lanes with ground markings and signage. 

During or after a snow clearing operation, part of the bike lane may not be accessible due to snow that is piled on either  side of the road. The full lane will be accessible again once snow loading is complete.

Did you notice that snow wasn’t properly cleared from a bike path? Let us know and we’ll take care of it.

• Report a snow removal issue

Bikes routes

Montréal has several bike routes which allow cyclists and cars to travel together and improve the comfort and safety of cyclists.

Specific traffic rules apply. For example, cyclists are allowed to ride side by side, across the full width of the street. Drivers must adapt to the speed of cyclists.

• Bike routes: Accessible to bikes and cars alike

Bike plan

The Bike Plan aims to plan and design the bike path network. It illustrates the existing network and identifies potential links to be developed. The city updates the plan every four years or so.

• 2019 Bike plan (in French) [PDF 10 MB]