Caledon Rail to Trail (CRT) Project

The Town of Caledon has been given the opportunity to convert a 35 km stretch of the former Orangeville Brampton railway corridor, that runs through our town, into a multi-use trail. This section of the proposed trail runs from Orangeville to Mississauga, with the total length of the corridor being 51 km.

Your feedback is important to us. Visit HaveYourSayCaledon.ca/CRT for engagement opportunities as they become available. 

The CRT Project will:

• Connect the communities in Caledon as well as Orangeville, Brampton and Mississauga;
• Promote walking and cycling for recreation and the enjoyment of nature;
• Support healthy living, economic development and tourism opportunities; and
• Help build a healthier Town.

The CRT project includes 3 major phases:

• Phase 1: Initial consultation, defining the scope, safety review of the corridor under interim conditions, public consultation to inform preliminary design
• Phase 2: Preliminary design, public consultation on preliminary design, completion of relevant studies
• Phase 3: Detailed design, construction - we are here!

Background:

On July 15, 2022, the Municipalities of Caledon, Brampton and Mississauga purchased 51km of the railway corridor which runs from the Caledon-Orangeville boundary to just north of Streetsville. This railway will be converted into a trail – linking the municipalities and unifying the Trans Canada Trail system.

Questions? 

Should you have any questions please reach out to: 

Engineering Services
engineeringservices@caledon.ca
Customer Service: 905-584-2272