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Creator |
Algonquin Park
Eastern Pines Trail & Western Uplands Trail
http://www.ontarioparks.com |
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Beaver River Wetland Conservation Area
17 km rail trail along Beaver River, ESE of Lake Simcoe
http://www.lsrca.on.ca/parks.html#beaver |
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C.P. Line Trail
Eastern Ontario Trails Association website
http://www.thetrail.ca |
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Cambridge-Paris Trail
The 18 kilometre (11 mile) trail follows the Grand River through lush Carolinian Forest with spectacular river overlooks en route.
http://www.grandriver.ca |
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Cataraqui Trail
Former CNR line from Strathcona near Napanee to Smiths Falls, 104 km
http://www.rideau-info.com/cattrail |
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Elora Cataract Trailway
A forty-seven kilometre trailway linking parks, watersheds and communities in south-central Ontario
http://www.trailway.org |
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Ganaraska Forest
Grab your bike, load up with plenty of water and hit the trails in the Ganaraska Forest and be prepared for a few challenges. We offer hundreds of kilometres of twisting, turning, hill-climbing single track trails and logging roads. You will need a whole summer to explore all of our endless trail possibilities in the forest.
http://www.grca.on.ca/ganfor.htm#bike |
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Georgian Trail
The Georgian Trail is a picturesque pathway winding 32km from Collingwood, through Thornbury to Meaford.
http://www.trailsofgeorgianbay.com |
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Greater Niagara Circle
The Welland Canals Trail, the Friendship Trail , the Niagara River Recreational Trail and the Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail make up this loop. There are still gaps in the trail that require some road cycling but it is an interesting trip if you have a full day to spend on your bike. Construction is being coordinated by the Welland Canals Parkway and Trails Steering Committee of the Regional Municipality of Niagara (140 km)
http://www.vaxxine.com/ke/circle.htm |
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Hamilton to Brantford Rail Trail
The Hamilton to Brantford Rail-Trail is Ontario's first entirely off-road, interurban hiking and biking trail. The Hamilton Region Conservation Authority owns and maintains the trail from Hamilton to Jerseyville, and the Grand River Conservation Authority owns and maintains the trail from Jerseyville to Brantford. Trail users can enjoy 32 kilometres (20 miles) of completely resurfaced trail on the abandoned roadbed of the Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo Railway (TH&B)
http://www.grandriver.ca |
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Kissing Bridge Trailway
Rail trail from Guelph, west through West Montrose to Millbank. No link known. If you have one, please forward or post.
http:// |
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Merritt Trail
The Merritt Trail offers users a 45 km stone dust multi-use trail from Lake Ontario to Lake Erie with links to the Bruce Trail, Participark Trail, Green Ribbon and the Waterfront trails.
http://www.regional.niagara.on.ca/exploring/cycle/bikemap.html |
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Niagara Region On-Roads Cycle Routes
Twelve different on-road cycling routes, from 24 km to 70 km, around Niagara region.
http://www.regional.niagara.on.ca/exploring/cycle/Cycling-Niagara-On-Road-Routes.aspx |
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Niagara River Recreational Trail
Set in the Niagara Parks along the Niagara River this 56 km multi-use path offers captivating scenery for all users. The continuous paved trail starts in Niagara-on-the-Lake and concludes in Fort Erie.
http://www.regional.niagara.on.ca/exploring/cycle/bikemap.html |
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Paris to Brantford Rail Trail
The SC Johnson Trail provides the 10 kilometre (6.2 mile) link between Paris and Brantford, connecting the Hamilton-Brantford and the Cambridge to Paris Rail-Trails.
http://www.grandriver.ca |
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Upper Canada Heritage Trail (Niagara)
This is a 14 km long converted rail line in Niagara-on-the-Lake. The southern trailhead (with small parking lot) is on York Road, just east of its intersection with Concession 2. The northern trailhead is in the Old Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, on John Street east of its intersection with King Street. At this point there is a direct link to the Waterfront Trail connecting to the Niagara River Recreation Trail.
http://www.regional.niagara.on.ca/exploring/cycle/bikemap.html |
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Waterfront Trail (Lake Ontario)
Once complete, it will stretch 650 kilometers along the shore of Lake Ontario, from Niagara-on-the-Lake to Gananoque. With 350 kilometers already completed, the Waterfront Trail represents an important step towards bringing the vision of a regenerated waterfront closer to reality.
http://www.waterfronttrail.org/ |
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