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Hardwood Hill Cycling Trail

The Hardwood Hill Cycling Trail is a 3km trail located inside Arrowhead Provincial Park. Visit the park and purchase a day use pass, or book a campsite and enjoy an extended stay. Mountain Bikes are available for rent inside the park if you don’t own your own and would like to hit the trails.

Spring & Muskoka

Arrowhead Lake Cycling Trail

The Arrowhead Lake Cycling Trail is a 5.3km trail located inside Arrowhead Provincial Park that circles Arrowhead Lake. Visit the park and purchase a day use pass, or book a campsite and enjoy an extended stay. Mountain Bikes are available for rent inside the park if you don’t own your own and would like to hit the […]

Spring & Muskoka

Rose Point Trail

The Rose Point Trail is part of the Park to Park Trail Association system of trails. This 8km trail follows the final segment of J.R. Booth’s railroad. This historic route connects Rose Point, where a bridge passes over to Wasauksing First Nation and Depot Harbour, the terminus for the railroad, to Forest Hill, adjacent to Oastler Provincial Park. This trail, which […]

Spring & Parry Sound

Guncotton Trail

The Guncotton Trail is part of the Park to Park Trail Association system of trails. This is a 5km twinned trail through the village of Nobel, with a paved walking/cycling trail to the east side of Nobel Road (formerly Hwy 69) and a gravel trail to the west which is also used by motorized ATVs. This section […]

Spring & Parry Sound

Muskiig Trail

The Muskiig Trail is part of the Park to Park Trail Association system of trails. This trail is a 15km rolling single-track style trail following the original Shawnaga Colonization Road between Carling Station and Dillon Road. This trail is owned and maintained by Carling Township. The trail can be accessed from Carling Station Rd, where the trail crosses […]

Spring & Parry Sound

Settler’s Trail

The Settler’s Trail is part of the Park to Park Trail Association system of trails. Heading south, first on dirt road then on off-road trail, Settler’s Trail provides incredible views of Highway 11 and access to Huntsville. For cyclists and hikers, the trail transitions to paved municipal road about 11km from the centre of Huntsville. This section […]

Spring & Almaguin Highlands

Seguin Trail

The Seguin Trail is part of the Park to Park Trail Association system of trails. This 80 km section is the best known section of the Park to Park trail network. Following the historic route of the Ottawa, Arnprior and Parry Sound Railway (later part of the Canada Atlantic Railway) built by J.R. Booth, this section […]

Spring & Almaguin Highlands

Old Bethune Trail

The Old Bethune Trail is part of the Park to Park Trail Association system of trails. This section is the continuation of the Seguin Trail past the Walls Split. Passing under Highway 11 and traveling through the town of Kearney to the Algonquin Park boundary this section has a diversity of trail types, from retired rail […]

Spring & Almaguin Highlands

Angels Point Trail

The Angels Point Trail is located inside Restoule Provincial Park. There are two loops to this hiking and cycling trail at 5km in distance, both are appropriate to every level of experience. Rated as easy, you can complete both loops in less than 60 minutes or spend a while longer to explore this rolling terrain. Book a […]

Spring & Loring-Restoule

Gibs Trail

This moderate to difficult linear trail located at Restoule Provincial Park is as long as you choose to make it. Gibs Trail is a beautiful undeveloped backcounty trail that leads out of the park into adjacent Crown lands. This trail is generally unmarked and unmaintained but remains obvious as it progresses generally westward toward the […]

Spring & Loring-Restoule

Minnesing Mountain Bike Trail

The Minnesing Mountain Bike Trail, located within Algonquin Provincial Park, is a 4.7 to 23.4 km steep and rugged trail consisting of hilly, sometimes muddy, terrain filled with rock, roots and obstacles unsuitable for small children and unfit adults. This trail is open from late June to mid October, depending on conditions. There is parking, […]

Spring & Algonquin Park

Byers Lake Mountain Bike Trail

The Byer Lake Mountain Bike Trail, located within Algonquin Provincial Park, is a short mountain bike trail of 6.5 km (13 km round trip) with a moderate degree of difficulty. Once on the mountain bike trail, there is an interesting 150-metre side trail that provides access to Gut Rapids, which is a narrow scenic canyon […]

Spring & Algonquin Park

Old Railway Bike Trail

The Old Railway Bike Trail is a leisurely family bicycle trail during spring, summer and fall. During the winter, the trail is a multi-purpose winter recreation trail that is groomed and track set for nordic skiing, but is also accessible for fat biking and other uses. For most of its 16 kilometre distance the trail […]

Spring & Algonquin Park

Loxton Beaver Trail

The Loxton Beaver Trail, an 8.5 km loop and part of the Discovery Routes system, was originally built and maintained for winter use as a ski trail, but is now open year round and multi-use. The majority of this trail is moderately difficult with areas that feature challenging climbs and descents. The trail meanders through […]

Spring & Almaguin Highlands

One-A-Day Trail

The One-a-Day Trail, part of the Discovery Routes system of trails, is a short, 1.2km trail suitable for biking, as well as hiking and winter activities. The trail leads you to picturesque One-a-Day Lake, a perfect spot to dip your feet in and relax. You can expect mixed forest terrain, as well as sand, loose gravel, […]

Spring & Almaguin Highlands

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