Forks of the Thames – King Street Bridge loop from CF Masonville Place

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Forks of the Thames – King Street Bridge loop from CF Masonville Place

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Forks of the Thames – King Street Bridge loop from CF Masonville Place

02:10

36.8km

120m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 9, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 35.2 km for 79 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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4.45 km

Northbranch Meadows

Forest

10.4 km

Forks of the Thames

Highlight • Bridge

As central junction to the TVP, it can be a good stop to rest and relax.

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10.5 km

King Street Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

This historic bridge is a key part of the city’s trail system, connecting you to beautiful paths on both sides of the water. Whether you are out for a morning …

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13.6 km

The Thames River winds through southwestern Ontario, flowing for approximately 260 kilometres from its headwaters near Woodstock to Lake St. Clair. It’s London’s defining waterway, flowing beautifully through the city …

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15.3 km

Thames Valley Parkway

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Thames Valley Parkway is London’s primary multi-use trail system, following the Thames River and its branches through parks, woodlands, and beautiful riverside green spaces across the city. Spanning roughly 45 …

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19.1 km

Pottersburg Park

Highlight • Rest Area

Pottersburg Park is a beautiful mix of open fields, wooded trails, and riverside green space nestled along the Thames River. The park’s easy walking paths are a great place to …

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20.0 km

Kiwanis Park - South

Forest

30.1 km

Thames Valley Parkway

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

The Thames Valley Parkway is London’s primary multi-use trail system, stretching over 40 kilometres through parks, forests, and along the Thames River. Its paved surface connects neighbourhoods, conservation areas, and …

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35.3 km

Stoney Creek

Highlight • River

Stoney Creek travels 100 kilometres through forests and urban areas and is part of a large watershed between the Scugog River and the Pigeon River. It is not recommended for …

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