Crosstown Trail
Developing the Crosstown Trail from Khalsa Gate to Sixteen Mile Creek
About this project
As recommended by the Active Transportation Master Plan, we have initiated the development of a four-metre wide asphalt multi-use trail along the Crosstown Trail from Khalsa Gate to Sixteen Mile Creek.
Building on the work previously completed to upgrade sections of the Crosstown Trail from Neyagawa Boulevard to North Ridge Trail and from Bristol Circle to Winston Churchill Boulevard, the town is now preparing plans to upgrade the Khalsa Gate to Sixteen Mile Creek portion of the Crosstown Trail, to a four-metre wide asphalt multi-use trail. Currently, this section of the Crosstown Trail is a limestone gravel path of varying widths.
Work is scheduled to begin August 2024 and be completed in summer 2025.
The project will also include installing:
- Rest areas with benches
- Bike racks,
- Garbage cans
- Controlled pedestrian crossings installed at all road intersections with the Crosstown Trail
- Parks Directory
- Destination Parks
- Splash Pads
- Sports Fields
- Dog Parks
- Gardens
- Outdoor Courts
- Outdoor Ice Rinks
- Skateboard Parks
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- Park Planning Projects
- Aspen Forest Park Proposed Splash Pad
- Berta Point West Bank Seawall Improvements
- Bridges, Stairs and Boardwalk replacements
- Bronte Beach Redevelopment
- Bronte Inner and Outer Harbour Dredge
- Coronation Park Playground Renewal
- Crosstown Trail
- George Savage Park All-Season Sport Court
- McDuffe Park
- Oakville Harbour - West Shore Landscape Master Plan Implementation
- Palermo Park
- Shevchenko Parkette
- Shipyard Park Seawall Replacement
- Sixteen Mile Creek Heritage Trail Slope Remediation
- Sixteen Mile Sports Complex
- Tennis and Pickleball Court Renewal
- Towne Square
- Trail Accessibility Audit & Strategy
- Wallace Park
- Wynten Way Park Splash Pad & Playground Replacement
Contact
ServiceOakville
905-845-6601