Easy to Advanced - The longest bike trail in Brampton is along the upper Etobicoke Creek. This meandering Park ride is perfect for bike riders looking to cruise on a weekend afternoon. Following the creek, this path is all paved and easy to...

Beginner to Intermediate - The Thames Valley park trails in downtown London, Ontario are some of the best bicycle paths in the province. This large city has well maintained and signed routes that head in three directions along the river val...

Advanced park ride, easy for MTB - For those of you in cottage country, a stop at the Bracebridge Resource Management Centre for a quick spin with the family makes for a good outing on you way up the highway. The set loops here are gentle ...

Easy - Out in Orangeville at Island Lake Conservation Area is a park path that loops around the lake which makes for a very pleasant day outing.On a summer day this is a wonderful easy ride for most bike riders on gravel paths and board...

Easy - This 9 km section of the Martin Goodman bike path along Lake Ontario’s shoreline is likely the most popular ride in town, and for good reason. Going through the centre of Toronto’s continually evolving waterfront offers many sights a...

Easy to Intermediate - A popular park trail locals love to cruise on in Ottawa is the Rideau Canal. As it winds from Hogs Back Fall locks up to the Ottawa River it offers an ever change scenery of parklands and canal water crafts activity. ...

Intermediate to Advanced - The Minnesing trail in Algonquin Provincial Park offers for riders, a challenging wilderness cross-country style of ride. It has long been hiking trail loops that are now officially also MTB trails. What you wil...

All Levels - Albion Hills Conservation Area is a favourite on the west side of Toronto. It's a well cut collection of trails through a hilly, forested area of x-country ski trails and single track trail. The terrain has a little of everythi...

Easy - The Morrison Valley Park Trail is a short pleasant bike ride in the center of Oakville.  Most of the path runs parallel to the water on each side. This makes for a quick loop up one side to almost Dundas St. E. & Trafalgar then back ...