Quick ride by bicycle from North York to Concord

Here’s a fun little ride from North York up to Concord—perfect for a leisurely day or a solid after-work spin. You’ll start off in North York, a buzzing part of Toronto known for its vibrant neighborhoods and lush green spaces. From there, the route winds north and west for just over 10 km, with a gentle ascent (nothing too epic!)—you’ll gain about 38 meters, so expect a few small hills but mostly easy going.

Most of your ride is on paved surfaces (hello, smooth roads!) and you’ll spend nearly half the journey on dedicated cycleways, making it feel safe and relaxed. There’s a nice mix of quiet roads and scenic paths, with just a tiny bit of gravel to keep things interesting.

You’ll finish in Concord—part of Vaughan, known for its business parks, historic sites, and the nearby Vaughan Mills shopping centre if you fancy a post-ride treat. All in all, it’s a friendly route for all experience levels, dotted with parks and local shops if you want to stop and explore. Happy cycling!