Muskoka is a large region, making it a challenge for some residents to travel without a personal vehicle for transportation. Learn more about the Community Transit Services supported by the District and made available in Muskoka by clicking on the services below.
The Corridor 11 Bus runs between Huntsville and Orillia, making stops in Port Sydney, Bracebridge, Gravenhurst, Kilworthy and Washago. This bus system does not run on weekends or statutory holidays.
The Rural and Community Connection transportation service connects Muskoka communities east and west while providing timed connections to other transportation networks within and beyond Muskoka. The service operates two different routes on two different days - Tuesday’s and Thursdays.
The Specialized Transportation Fund (STF) can assist people who need financial support for transportation and who do not have access to public transportation services. Approved residents can access up to $2,000 a year for their transportation needs.
Other Community Transit Services Serving Muskoka |
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Community Transportation Plan |
The goal of the District's Community Transportation Plan (CTP) is to develop accessible, affordable, sustainable transportation solutions for both urban and rural residents, including services that move residents east and west within Muskoka. The CTP recommends a new rural service, improvements to the current Corridor 11 service, and suggestions to help us create a seamless transportation network across Muskoka with connections to broader options to the south. For more information about the CTP, or to subscribe to email updates on the CTP project, visit the CTP project page on the Engage Muskoka Platform at www.engagemuskoka.ca/community-transportation. |
Learn more about the District's Community Transportation Plan by visiting: www.engagemuskoka.ca/community-transportation