The upgraded section of the Whitby Waterfront Trail between Forbes Street and Boundary Road (Intrepid Park) is now officially open to the public.

After months of dedicated work supported by a federal investment of $2.6 million through the Active Transportation Fund, the waterfront trail project has now been completed. As part of the work, the existing asphalt trail was fully reconstructed and widened to four metres to better accommodate both pedestrians and cyclists. As well, a new three-metre-wide pedestrian bridge and scenic boardwalk have also been installed, replacing the previous bridge and boardwalk infrastructure, offering improved accessibility and views along the trail.

These upgrades are part of the Town’s ongoing commitment to improving active transportation options and creating safe, inclusive, and enjoyable outdoor spaces for residents and visitors alike.

Thank you to all community members for your patience during the closure.

Quick Facts:

• The Corbett Creek Waterfront Trail reopened in late July after major upgrades.
• A 150-metre boardwalk and 80-metre pedestrian bridge were added to enhance the trail experience.
• The asphalt trail was widened from 3 to 4 metres to better support all users, including those using mobility devices.
• New landscaping includes native trees, shrubs, and a seed mix to support local biodiversity.
• The project is supported by a federal investment of $2.6 million through the Active Transportation Fund.

More Information:

For more information, visit whitby.ca/parks or contact parks.rec@whitby.ca.

For media inquiries, please contact: 

Erin Mikaluk, Manager, Communications and Creative Services
Town of Whitby
Phone: 289.314.6913; Email: mikaluke@whitby.ca