Community Transit

• The Canadian Red Cross provides transportation service for those in need, such as elderly or disabled in the community, who are unable to use public transportation or private means. Visit their website at the following link: The Canadian Red Cross
• Muskoka Seniors is a volunteer group that provides transportation services for seniors in Huntsville and Lake of Bays including rides to medical appointments (local or long-distance locations) and to various activities. Advance notice is required. Fees based on distance travelled. Visit their website at the following link: Muskoka Seniors
• The Bracebridge Wave transit system offers an environmentally-conscious way to get around town, affordable rates, a regularly scheduled route, and a conventional and mobility service that travels the urban core of Bracebridge. The transit service operates Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. There is no service on Sundays or Statutory Holidays. Please call 705-645-8444 or email transit@bracebridge.ca for more information. Visit their website at the following link: The Bracebridge Wave 
• The Huntsville Public Transit system runs a local bus service in town. They run two scheduled routes Monday - Saturday. View Routes and Fees. Specialized Transit is also available, and pick-ups can be requested with 24-hours' notice. The Specialized Transit service operates Monday to Friday. Please call (705) 788-8118 to arrange location pick-up and time. Visit their website at the following link: Huntsville Public Transit
• Helping Hands provides affordable transportation services to seniors and adults with physical disabilities. Visit their website at the following link: Helping Hands
• Hammond Transportation offers local and rural transportation options. Visit their website at the following link: Hammond Transportation

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.