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Toronto BMX & bike parks
Toronto has real BMX infrastructure, from a Pan Am Games race track to a neighborhood pump track with coached drop-ins. Details below come from the City of Toronto.
Some facilities are seasonal. The Pan Am BMX Centre's listed season is May 2 to Oct 31. Hours, closures and rules change, so check the linked official page on the day you go.
Centennial Park Pan Am BMX Centre
165 Centennial Park Blvd, Toronto, ON
A BMX race facility with 5 m and 8 m start ramps. The city lists its season as May 2 to Oct 31.
Wallace Emerson BMX Park
1260 Dufferin St, Toronto, ON
A 500-ft single track plus a pump track, with supervised drop-ins four nights a week. It's the easiest place in the city to start.
Bayview Arena Bike Park
3230 Bayview Ave, Toronto, ON
Dirt jumps in North York.
| Also ride | Address | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Sunnyside Bike Park | 3 Ellis Ave | Bike park near the lake |
| Crothers Woods | 27 Redway Rd | About 9 km of intermediate trails |
Tips
- New rider? Go to a Wallace Emerson drop-in before you try the 8 m Pan Am ramp.
- Winter: the city also lists indoor skateparks. See our Toronto skateparks guide.
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Sources
Facts on this page come from these public sources (checked Oct 2026). The wording is our own.