Cycling is a unique way to enjoy Ontario's culture, history and landscapes. Strap on your helmet, hop on your bike and pedal along Ontario's safe and sophisticated network of roads and trails. Here are some great bike routes to discover!
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  Bike Train Between Montreal and Toronto
Experience Toronto on an affordable and environmentally friendly getaway! Come and cycle on 1,000 km of bicycle lanes, shared roadways and off-road paths. In the summer, take the Bike Train between Montreal and Toronto and connect with culture, history, beaches, attractions and much more.
 Explore Toronto by Bike
The City of Toronto's Cycling Map offers a comprehensive overview of the city's bicycle routes, as well as safety tips and information on bicycle shops. You can also find information on group rides, bike-friendly activities and cycling events, as well as newsletters and blogs. There is so much to see and do in Toronto. Visit Tourism Toronto online for more information and to access a full range of accommodation options in Toronto. Visit Bike Train suggestions for more accommodation packages.
Routes to get you started:
Toronto Islands
Downtown Neighbourhoods
Watch Cycling in Toronto Videos
 Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail (Niagara to Quebec border)
The Waterfront Trail follows Lake Ontario from the US border at Niagara-on-the-Lake to the Quebec border near Cornwall. Along it you will find a 900km celebration of nature and culture - where peaceful countryside, small towns and big cities share a common bond through Lake Ontario. Made up of both paved and unpaved off-road paths as well as on road routes, the Waterfront Trail provides routes for cyclists of all abilities.
Waterfront Trail Map
 Greater Niagara Circle Route (Niagara Region)
The Greater Niagara Circle Route is a trail system that links over 140km of recreation trails. The route encompasses the Niagara River, Welland Canals, Friendship and Waterfront Trails. It links Lake Ontario and Lake Erie, and passes through urban centres, the Niagara Escarpment, waterfronts, rural and agricultural areas. Opt for a guided or solo cycling tour and follow the blue "wine route" signs that roll through the quaint, postcard-perfect villages. When a respite is warranted, what better way to relax then by touring a winery for a wine tasting then spend the night at a hospitable bed and breakfast or country inn.
Getaway Collections
Tourism Niagara
Cycle and Stay in Niagara
Niagara Go Train
 Pelee Island Ecological Trail (Windsor-Essex)
The Pelee Island ecological trail system includes 34km of on-road bicycle trails, 10km of ecological multi-use trails and 5 kilometres walking trails. Combined these trails provide access to unique natural heritage environments, in addition to significant cultural heritage features including the Pelee Island Heritage Centre, the Pelee Island Lighthouse, the Pelee Island Winery and local limestone architecture.
Visit Windsor
 Capital Pathway (Ottawa)
Canada's Capital Region is home to one of North America's largest networks of cycling pathways - the Capital Pathway network. More than 180km of recreational pathways link superb natural areas, parks, gardens, museums and attractions. The paths are great for cycling and many other activities such as walking, jogging and in-line skating. Learn about more great experiences in Ottawa.
Ottawa Tourism
 Trans Canada Trail (sections across Ontario)
The Trans Canada Trail is the world's longest network of trails. There are completed sections across Ontario suitable for cycling, many ideal for mountain biking excursions. From the Chrysler Greenway and the Cambridge to Paris Rail Trail in the southwest, to the Kate Pace Way in North Bay, there are many cycling routes to explore.
 More Cycling Adventures in Ontario
Discover Ontario's spectacular landscapes and scenery by bike. Glide along quiet country roads or converted rail trails. Pedal along sandy shorelines and by limestone cliffs. Or, cycle your way into the unspoiled wilderness for the ultimate off-road adventure. Choose the duration, the route and the scenery you want to explore - it's all up to you.
Cycling Tours
Mountain Biking Adventures
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Did you know?
The Bike Train between Montreal and Toronto offers service twice a day on VIA Rail trains during the summer. Schedule and ticket information are available on www.biketrain.ca.
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