G2G Rail Trail Inc vision is to develop and maintain a continuous, safe and fully accessible G2G Rail Trail Experience that is 127 KM of linear, multi-use green space from the 401 corridor at Guelph, Ontario to the shores of Lake Huron at Goderich, Ontario.
There are now twelve trails that wind through both nature and culture open to cyclists in rural Ottawa. You may be familiar with the bike path along the Sir John A. Macdonald Parkway or the special lanes installed downtown, but did you know that there are cycling trails along the outskirts of the city? The city has created pathways in the areas surrounding Carp, Munster, Manotick, Osgoode and smaller communities.
The Elora Cataract Trailway is a 47 km linear greenland and section of the Trans Canada Trail system which follows an historic railway line joining two major watersheds, the Credit River and the Grand River.
Scarborough, Ontario, located in the eastern part of the city of Toronto was almagamated with the city in 1998. The region is culturally diverse, with the vast majority of residents having arrived as immigrants in the last forty years.
Take a break at the last covered bridge in Ontario and enjoy some great views of the Grand River. Also known as The Kissing Bridge, lovers have long used this spot to steal a kiss under the privacy of the covered bridge.
Enjoy the Mennonite countryside of Woolwich Township. Explore the villages of West Montrose (and visit the last covered bridge in Ontario), Elmira, St. Jacobs, Winterbourne.
The Saugeen Rail Trail is a year round, multi-use trail that connects Southampton and Port Elgin, Ontario. Built on an old railway line the trail is easily accessed and used by visitors and residents alike.
The 47 km Huntsville to Bracebridge is a road ride listed by the Muskoka Cycling Club and described as rolling hills.
This tour starts and ends in the town of Port Rowan. There are many places to park along the main street and in a few parking lots, including at the Country Coffee on Bay Street. Alternate places to start/end include the small village of Forestville.
Camp at the Haldimand Conservation Area, Selkirk Provincial Park, or Sweet’s Corners, or stay at one of the B&B’s along the way. Food stops are in historic Selkirk, Fisherville, Sweets Corners and Cheapside.
This 26 km circle tour starts and ends at Jordan House B&B. Proceed west along Eighth Line to North Buxton, turning left (south) on the A.D. Shadd Road. First stop, Buxton National Historic Site. Continue south along A.D. Shadd Road to Wind Turbines.
Niagara Cycling Maps - When it comes to cycling, Niagara has it all! Whether you are looking for flat, country roads or something more challenging (hey, climbed the escarpment lately?), the Niagara region offers something for everybody.