Mountain biking Guides and Trips in Ontario
Below are popular Mountain biking guides and trips in Ontario that you can use to plan your next adventure. You can download guides, including a detailed map, description and points of interest for a small fee to your iPhone or Android.
Guides
50 km (31 mile) cycling loop in Hamilton/Burlington, Ontario Canada
Trips
Great endurance and pretty much flat terrain... The whole ride is beside the Bronte Creek and it's very pleasant. The second part (north of Dundas) is more technical, but it's not necessary to go on tricks since many of them are for sure deadly if you don't know what you are doing! Btw, for more of my stuff drop by at some of my other places
Southern Ontario has an extensive system of rail-trails, some of which comprise parts of the Trans Canada Trail. I decided to take my bike on 3 pieces of former railway lines from Campbellford to (near) Havelock, Ontario, forming a 'U' shape. I then took roads back home.Saw quite a few ATVs that day but not another soul on a bike. The weather was beautiful and it made for a good training ride...
My boyfriend John was at a RC Boat race with the Toronto club, so I went exploring. Humber Trail is an urban multi-use trail that follows the Humber River.
This is one of my favourite bike trips near the cottage. Not too long or hilly but just enough for a good work-out. There are a lot of interesting things to see along the way, so I took quite a few photos. Enjoy!PS - Cordova Mines is an old gold mining community that had active mine shafts from the 1890s to 1940. There is now one small store in town.
This trip is beautiful and offers lots of different variations and side trails. I like to hit the Dundas Valley Trail Centre and Webster's Falls along the trip as rest points. The terrain is varied: 30% single track trails, 40% gravel trails & rail trail, 30% roads.All in all its an awesome ride that has some beautiful views and never gets boring.
A little gem not far from my neighborhood. Welsey and I biked it in a little over an hour. The trail is not well marked and you can easily get lost. However, it's quieter than other Stony Swamp trails and is very beautiful.
This is just some of the amazing network of single track mountain bike trails in the north shore area.
Investigate trails near waterfront
First flat tire @ Etobicoke Creek Singletrack
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Mountain biking | 8.2 miles
Mountain biking | 8.2 miles
My first time at Etobicoke creek and my first time getting a flat.. Patched and kept going! Great trail!
An excellent trail near Kitchener.
