The weekend is here, the sun is out…where to go?
Plan your next bicycle adventure with this handy guide!
- 65 Trail Reviews, 152 pages
- Top 45 Park Paths + 20 Rail Trails
- 66 New Trail Maps and Elevation Charts (all maps were updated in 2021)
- Most paths are 100% car-free, easy terrain, with few hills
- Consistent review ratings, from one source – the author
- Trail Reviews List – Length, Elevation, Terrain, Skill, Traffic, Maps, Facilities, Highlights, Phone#, Websites, Similar Trails, Local Clubs, Access & Parking Locations
- Bonus PDF e Book version included
Discover new cycling destinations in Southern Ontario, Canada. Included are city Park and rural forest paths, plus Rail Trails. Most routes are flat, easy terrain, for safe, car-free cycling that all ages can enjoy.
After many years of riding and scouting trails, Dan Roitner has compiled extensive information,
detailed maps and photos for this guide. Start planning your next great bicycle ride today!
After selling well, the author listened to readers and improved this book with more detailed trail maps and lists of parking locations in a 2021 minor update.
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Introduction 4
Using This Guide 7
Central Ontario
Ajax Waterfront – Park Trail 10
Albion Hills – MTB/Park Trail 12
Awenda – Park Trail 14
Beaches Boardwalk – Park Trail 16
Beltline – Rail Trail 18
Bendor – Park Trail 20
Caledon – Rail Trail 22
Dundas Valley – Park Trail 24
Durham Forest – MTB/Park Trail 26
Eldred King – Park/MTB Trail 28
Ganaraska Forest – MTB/Park Trail 30
Hamilton Beach – Park Trail 32
Hamilton Brantford – Rail Trail 34
Harbourfront – Park Trail 36
Heber Down – Park Trail 38
Highland Creek – Park Trail 40
Hilton Falls – Park/MTB Trail 42
Humber River – Park Trail 44
Long Sault – Park/MTB Trail 46
Lower Don – Park Trail 48
Morrison Valley – Park Trail 50
Niagara River – Park Trail 52
Nokiidaa – Park Trail 54
North Simcoe + Tiny – Rail Trail 56
Omemee – Rail Trail 58
Oro – Medonte – Rail Trail 60
Oshawa Creek – Park Trail 62
Palgrave – MTB/Park Trail 64
Rouge Waterfront – Park Trail 66
Taylor Creek + Warden – Park Trail 68
Tommy Thompson – Park Trail 70
Toronto Islands – Park Trail 72
Upper Etobicoke – Park Trail 74
Upper Humber – Park Trail 76
Uxbridge Lindsay – Rail Trail 78
Victoria South – Rail Trail 80
Welland Canal – Park Trail 82
Whitchurch + Porritt – Park/MTB Trail 84
Western Ontario
Elora Cataract – Rail Trail 86
Fanshawe – MTB/Park Trail 88
Georgian – Rail Trail 90
Grand River – Park Trail 92
Guelph Lake – MTB/Park Trail 94
Island Lake – Park Trail 96
Kissing Bridge – Rail Trail 98
LE & N – Rail Trail 100
Sauble Falls – MTB/Park Trail 102
Speed River – Park/Rail Trail 104
Thames Valley – Park Trail 106
The Pinery – Park Trail 108
Wildwood – MTB/Park Trail 110
Eastern Ontario
1000 Islands – Park Trail 112
Brock – Rail/Park Trail 114
Cataraqui – Rail Trail 116
Cornwall Waterfront – Park Trail 118
Greenway – Rail/Park Trail 120
Millennium – Rail Trail 122
Northumberland – MTB/Park Trail 124
Rideau Canal – Park Trail 126
Two Lakes – Rail Trail 128
Upper Ottawa R. – Park Trail 130
Northern Ontario
Algonquin – Rail Trail 132
Bracebridge RMC – Park/MTB Trail 134
Minnesing – MTB/Park Trail 136
Seguin – Rail/MTB Trail 138
What is a Bicycle Park Path? 140
What is a Rail Trail? 143
Cycling: Plan to Have Fun as… 146
About the Author 150
Acknowledgements 150
Book Addendum 151
Ontario Reference Map 152
Over de auteur
Dan Roitner has been riding red bicycles since he was a kid. In search of unknown trails, he bought his first mountain bike in 1985. By 2000 he formed a MTB riding group for the Toronto Bicycling Network and lead rides for over ten years.
Those trail rides took him to new places and eventually led him to share his knowledge with the cycling community on ontariobiketrails.com, a website he both produces and manages.
Dan’s curiosity for finding new trails, combined with a love of cycling, map-making, photography, and a background as a multimedia artist, helps bring it all together-and keeps him busy.
He also produces a sister site, for winter Nordic ski and snowshoe trails called ontarioskitrails.com.
Based near the Beaches on the east side of Toronto, Dan can always find a reason to get out, leave town, and find a trail to enjoy.
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