Featured Cycling in Ontario
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The Great Waterway / South Eastern Ontario
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The Great Waterway region in south eastern Ontario has a wide range of bicycle routes that take cyclists across the region through vibrant communities, alongside scenic waterways and to quiet rural and naturalized settings.
Explore from Quinte West, Belleville and Prince Edward County, continue eastward via Kingston and Gananoque, the 1000 Islands and the Waterfront Trail, Brockville, the St. Lawrence Seaway to Cornwall and the Quebec border. Additional road riding routes north of the lake and St. Lawrence take cyclists to the Rideau Heritage Route and Frontenac Arch Biosphere and connect with routes to Ottawa. Many point-to-point itineraries are easily completed using Bike Train transportation with VIA Rail.
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Northumberland and Greenbelt Areas
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Northumberland has a wide selection of mapped bicycle routes taking cyclists across the County through vibrant communities to the more rural and naturalized settings in the Greenbelt. There are a number of mountain biking and multi-use trails in forest and conservation areas, plus some great information and map resources to assist with route planning.
"Northumberland is arguably the best region for cycling routes in Ontario,” says Brian Hedney of the Ganaraska Freewheelers. “We have rolling hills and a proliferation of quiet, undulating paved country roads with peaceful views of Lake Ontario and Rice Lake.”
Look for new signs along the Waterfront Trail in Northumberland County, welcoming cyclists.
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Toronto and Greater Toronto Area
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Visitors to Toronto will be pleasantly surprised by its large bikeway network consisting of more than 450 km of bicycle lanes, shared roadways and off-road paths – including the Waterfront Trail. There are plenty of off-road paths and parks to explore for those who want to stay off the city streets.
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