In-line Skating
The City of Hamilton boasts many trails suitable for leisurely inline skating. Enjoy the popular Bayfront and Pier 4 Park Recreational Trails or cruise the scenic Breezeway Trail (part of the Waterfront Trail).
Rollerbladers are reminded to yield right-of-way to pedestrians and give audible warning when passing nearby. Trails may have uneven surfaces so users must exercise caution, reduce speed, and be aware of possible debris along the trail. Should potential problems be noticed, please contact us at (905) 546-CITY (2489) to report.
Bayfront and Pier 4 Park Recreational Trail
Bayfront Park, located off Bay Street North near Simcoe Street West, offers a multi-use asphalt pathway 1.4 kilometres in length. The path connects with the Pier 4 Park trail which is .35 kilometres long. Users can enjoy panoramic views of the harbour and Bayfront Park.
The Breezeway Trail (maintained by Hamilton Conservation Authority)
The Breezeway Trail is located along the eastern shore of Lake Ontario. This asphalt-surface trail extends along Hamilton Beach from Beach Boulevard to Grays Road, is approximately 3 kilometres long, and has a beautiful view of Lake Ontario.
Desjardins Recreational Trail
This quiet, 1 kilometre long trail extends from Kay Drage Park and along the Chedoke Creek to Cootes Paradise. The trail then crosses the creek and connects to Hamilton Harbour Waterfront Trail.
Cootes Drive
This path goes from Sanders Boulevard, Hamilton, to Dundas/Thorpe Street, Dundas. The trail is 2.5 kilometres long, but has a 3-4% grade in places.
Harvey Park
Harvey Park is located on the west side of Hamilton Harbour, adjacent to Dundurn Castle and across the street from Hamilton Cemetery. The 1.6 kilometre long trail takes you to the High Level Bridge and offers views of the harbour. A set of stairs is located near the High Level Bridge, which provides access to the Hamilton Harbour Waterfront Trail.