We have visitors stay with us all the time and I always try to plan big fancy days out. Our last three visitors have rated this walk at sunset as one of their favourite things. The atmosphere is just always great hereSee more..
Ran thru this place the other day, it is located on Bloor Street in Whitby near the Ajax border. It's a pay and display location, and not dog friendly. Before social distancing it was great for picnics, nature walks, etc, if you had small children this was the place to take them. Now with COVID-19 the latrines are closed, the parking lot is packed, and there are much too many folks there. There is a pokemon gym at the entrance, and no Wi-Fi.See more..
4.5Cambridge to Paris Rail Trail(132 reviews) - Imposing stone ruins of the German Woolen Mill are a most worthwhile hike from Glen Morris car park up river along the rail trai Sunday: 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM Biking Trails • Nature & Wildlife Areas • Hiking Trails
The 18 kilometre (11 mile) trail follows the Grand River through lush Carolinian forest with spectacular river overlooks. The trail is level, finished with fine gravel and provides an easy path for cyclists and hikes. The trail follows the old roadbed of the Lake Erie and Northern Railway (LE&N). Trail Access •Cambridge: The Canadian General-Tower Trailhead is at 210 Water Street South (Highway 24) just south of Concession Street. •Glen Morris: A parking area at the end of Forbes Street also serves a nearby river canoe launch. •Paris: The Jean Rich Foundation Trailhead is on Willow Street near Green Lane at the north end of Paris. Uses •Hiking and biking all year •Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in the winter •No motorized vehicles of any kindSee more..
4.5Merritt Island(110 reviews) - Great for hiking and walking and bicycles. Spent More than 3 hours Biking Trails • Parks • Jogging Paths & Tracks
I love Merritt Island. There are parking for free. First there is a huge playground for kids. W e can walk or hiking in this place. Hiking is at the left. We can see the trees and water as well. I like also the right place. Walking or hiking There are restrooms as well. A must see! n There are many bicycles, even dogs walk. I like the Canal and river. There are a lot of trees.See more..
4.5Sir Sam's(75 reviews) - Great place to ski in the Haliburton Highlands Sunday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Biking Trails • Hiking Trails • Ski & Snowboard Areas
Family skiing and snowboarding in the Haliburton Highlands since 1965. With 14 runs over rugged Canadian Shield terrain, superior snow conditions, short lift lines, and friendly, welcoming staff, we've been a favourite winter destination for generations of families. Once summer comes, we swap skiing for cycling on our 23km of cross-country and downhill mountain bike trails, and host a number of youth riding camps and events. For the 2021/22 season, our new restaurant Rhubarb on the Hill offers casual fine dining along stylish event space for weddings, corporate events, reunions and all of life's milestones.See more..
Whether you enjoy hiking, cycling, or cross country skiing, Ken Reid Conservation Area is a great place to spend the day. Maintained trails and child-friendly facilities provide a variety of ways for visitors of all ages to experience this natural setting. Kawartha Conservation acquired the 110 hectare (272 acre) property just north of Lindsay in 1980 from farmer Ken Reid. It is both our flagship conservation area and the location of our Administrative Centre for our watershed jurisdiction. Parking is available for $2.00 per day. Please deposit funds into the pay and display machine just before the first stop sign when you enter the park and display the ticket on your vehicle dashboard. Ken Reid offers several loop trails that lead through forests, meadows, and wetlands. A favourite route includes the floating boardwalk that winds through the provincially significant MacLaren Creek Wetland bordering Sturgeon Lake.See more..
4.5SC Johnson Trail(53 reviews) - cycling the SC Johnson Trail Brantford Biking Trails • Hiking Trails
The SC Johnson Trail runs 14 kilometres (9 miles) between Paris and Brantford. It travels through farm fields, rare prairie grasslands and provides several scenic vistas overlooking the Grand River. The trail is finished with stone dust and has some steep hills. A few short sections follow municipal roadways so watch for traffic. The brochure, Explore the Hamilton-Brantford-Cambridge Trails, includes a map and descriptions of highlights along the trail. The SC Johnson Trail follows the abandoned Lake Erie and Northern Railway bed and was completed in 1998 through a generous donation by SC Johnson and Son Ltd. of Brantford to the Grand River Conservation Foundation.See more..
This trail follows the canal along its west bank from St. Catharines through Thorold, Welland, and Port Colborne. In Thorold, the path crosses to the "Thorold Island" created between the old third canal and the current fourth canal in Welland, it follows the old fourth canal through the city, paved on both sides of the canal. The trail zigzags across the canal in Port Colborne until it meets the Friendship Trail at Seaway Park.See more..
4.5The Friendship Trail(48 reviews) - The BEST Bike trail in all over WNY and Southern Canada Biking Trails
We absolutely love this bike trail and try to do it at least 2x a year. The Friendship trail rides from Fort Erie to Port Colborne. This trail is part of the Golden Horseshoe. This trail is wide and smooth. It great to ride along your biking companion. In some parts you go thru old beach cottages and then thru woods and then thru farmers fields. It is so relaxing to ride this and have what feels like the world to yourself. It is peaceful and so quiet in some parts. In Port Colborne you will then pass over the Welland Canal and seem so large lake freighters pass by. Stop along at the shops and then ride the trail to the end and stop at Sugar Loaf Marina and park. It so relaxing. I can not say enough good things about this trail. It's just amazing and a true treasure to have!See more..
4.5Meadowvale Conservation Area(36 reviews) - Beautiful Area for Hiking, Picnics, & More! Biking Trails • Nature & Wildlife Areas • Hiking Trails
This conservation area is great for all types of groups and all types of activities! There is a lot of space for picnics and trails for hiking or biking. The best part is that it is completely free, but I wish there was a clear map or markings along the trails because it can be confusing. Still, this is a wonderful place to keep coming back to.See more..
Right in the middle of Town, beautiful walking/jogging/dog walking trail, paved with lighting. Washrooms can be found at the GO station. See more..
4.5Kissing Bridge Trailway(32 reviews) - Very nice place to take a walk Spent 1-2 hours Biking Trails • Hiking Trails • Jogging Paths & Tracks
The Kissing Bridge Trailway is a 45 km rail trail that runs between Guelph and Millbank. The trail passes through Ariss, West Montrose, Elmira, Wallenstein, Linwood and Millbank. Most of the trail is located in the Waterloo County and is well maintained. A wonderful journey through rural areas and towns.See more..
4.5Lynn Valley Trail(31 reviews) - only a few meters away from the Castle, you can bike or stroll on the trail... Spent More than 3 hours Biking Trails • Hiking Trails
The Lynn Valley Trail takes you all along the water and north to Norfolk county... Beautiful and relaxing the old train path through the county...See more..
4.5Old Railway Bike Trail(29 reviews) - Rent a bike and go on one of the most scenic trails ever! Biking Trails
Was so disappointed as I had hoped to do an organised ride with an adventure tour group but twas all booked up! I did ask if there was another means to do a bike ride and they said no. That was a little white lie as found that one could rent bikes from Algonquin Park Outfitters Lake of Two Rivers Store. One can't book ahead to ensure you get a bike but they have plenty. Did a 2h ride and it was truly pleasurable seeing the leaves transitioning to a rainbow of colours. Lakes abound on the trail but sadly didn't see any wildlife ( someone had seen a bear the day before)! 'Twas a great memorable experience.See more..
4.0Culham Trail(24 reviews) - Very Urban with gravel trail. Spent 1-2 hours Biking Trails • Hiking Trails
Urban trail along the Credit River. Gravel trail so easy to walk. The only steep part is behind River Grove Community center. Lots of walkers, joggers and bikes on the weekend. Sometimes you see wildlife (deer, beavers, waterfowl). Clean. See more..
Did a 2.5 day trip of the 150k route. Rented e-bikes from Zoom Leisure Bikes and had a fantastic time. We started in Niagara on the Lake, made our way down to Port Colborne along the Welland Canal, over to Fort Erie and north to Niagara Falls to end back up at Niagara on the Lake. Love travelling and not have to use a car. Lots of exercise, great food and wine. Highly recommend.See more..
A truly underused attraction that should see more traffic than it does. The path is a tiny part of the lakeshore path that runs across the north shore of Lake Ontario and goes through the Lakeview parks and joins up with the path that follows the Oshawa Creek. If you bike it, make sure you have a bell on your bike to warn dog walkers and people with small children of your presence. If you are walking, watch out for idiot who do not have bells on their bikes. See more..
4.5Cataraqui Trail(11 reviews) - Two days Ottawa to Kingston Biking Trails
Running from Smith Falls to Strathcona, the Cataraqui Trail provides a beautiful place to go walking, cycling, horse-back riding, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. The scenic trail runs along the former Canadian National Railway line and is 104 km long. You will pass by rural farmlands, forest, fields, and many small lakes, rivers, and marshland. You will also spot a wide variety of wildlife in their natural habitats.See more..
Enjoy a 10km ride from Peterborough to Lakefield along the old CN line. Great scenic ride. The Lakefield Rotary Greenway railtrail is actually just a continuation of the paved Peterborough Greenway trail.See more..
Henderson Conservation Area is a grand place for a Spring, Summer and Winter walking. The weirs flooding in the spring and late winter make it problematic, but it is generally fine. I don't walk in the summer there because of the camping on site. There are just too many people there for my taste, but they support the area and I am definitely glad of that. Great place for geocaching. See more..
5.0The Collingwood Trails(9 reviews) - 60 KM of interlinked trails along the coast of Georgian Bay Spent 1-2 hours Biking Trails • Jogging Paths & Tracks
The trails of Collingwood have become one of the town's proudest achievements. A bike seems to be most popular but walking allows you to see more. There is a little construction on the trail near Living Water resort but the trail detours through equally picturesque and relaxing trails. See more..
This is a bike/hiking trail between Simcoe and Delhi, Ontario, so there is no address. The above address (Lion's Park) is approximately the end/beginning of the trail in Simcoe, OntarioSee more..
4.0Warwick Conservation Area(5 reviews) - family fun Spent More than 3 hours Biking Trails • Nature & Wildlife Areas • Parks we camp there year round great for the kids and parents wash rooms spot less its good to see kids on their bikes having fun NOT ON PHONES employees very friendly and helpfull looking forward to another yearSee more..
Hungry Hollow Trail is nestled in south Georgetown and is known for its beautiful marshes, ponds, meadows, bridges and boardwalks. The trail is 5.40 km long and has something for anyone. See more..
5.0Tannery Park(4 reviews) - Quaint Park Bodies of Water • Biking Trails • Parks
A beautiful quaint park nestled lakeside in Oakville. Walk along the shoreline and enjoy the serene landscape in any season.See more..
4.5Harold Town Conservation Area(4 reviews) - Mountain biking trails are perfect. Biking Trails • Nature & Wildlife Areas • Hiking Trails
Mountain biked here about 6 times. Trails of varying skill levels. Broke my rib. Still will return. Also walked my dog here year round. A lot of trails to choose from. I think there are competitions here too. Highly recommend it.See more..
4.5Oro-Medonte Rail Trail(3 reviews) - I walked the rail trail Biking Trails • Hiking Trails
I walked from the 7th line to the 5th and listened to Cat Stevens while I was walking great music to hear then I headed down the 5th line to the Lakeshore and stoped at the Shelswell Park and headed to the Lake front and took some pictures of the trees and lakeSee more..
It’s a beautiful trail with lots of entry points. We often enter the trail from Jefferson (just east of Bathurst) and walk just east of Bayview.See more..
5.0North Shore Trail(3 reviews) - Lovely walk along the shoes of Kempenfelt Bay Biking Trails • Parks • Hiking Trails
Nice level walk along the shoreline. Nice views of the bay. Fishing huts dotted the bay. Great to see people enjoying the lake in winter. See more..
5.0J. Henry Tweed Conservation Area(2 reviews) - Wow! A gem in the woods! Biking Trails • Nature & Wildlife Areas • Hiking Trails
We were walking on the bicycle trail towards Russell when we noticed this little conservation area. We decided to try it out to see where it lead. Very peaceful and beautiful - reminded us of the rain forest in BC. Now that we know it's there we will be walking there more often. Great short cut back to Forced Road when walking on the bicycle path.See more..
This week I have been jogging on these trails that weave through neighborhoods. In Brampton, green space has been designed so that the back of houses look out onto woods. I highly recommend these trails for walking or jogging. They are both paved and slightly gravel trails going over picturesque bridges and through the woods. See more..
We walked to see how many lakes we could see. That was fun! We will not be able to see all of the lakes at the same day. There are 3000 km of hiking. Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River, about 14% is off-road on the Lake Erie, Detroit River and Lake St Clair section, and roughly 4% is off-road along the North Channel between Sault Ste Marie. We enjoyed the lakes. They were attractive!See more..
Charleson Recreation Area is an area of fantastic recreational opportunities located on the northern edge of Atikokan, ON. Summer or winter, if you prefer your activities motorized or not or maybe even a mix of both, there is something to attract every outdoor activity enthusiast.See more..
We love going to Gerry Berkhout Trail, Pelham. We hike with trees. We can come an time, even in winter. It costs nothing and we have a great time to hike. This is a must see!See more..
4.0Penetaguishene Loop(1 review) - Great exercise with great views Spent 1-2 hours Biking Trails Park at the Penetang docks and ride around the bottom of the bay and right around in a "loop". Obtain a Cycle Simcoe trail map, lots of routes to choose from and at different abilities and distances. Well signed. Trails are in good condition with a variety of terrains, birds and trees. The Penetanguishene Loop takes you past a number of marinas so you can usually get a cold drink or a snack at their marina store or when you get back to the Town Docks. Will go back to explore more.See more..
5.0Gaiser Park(1 review) - Fun for kids and adults Spent 2-3 hours Biking Trails • Parks • Playgrounds
Some people call it Gaiser Road Park. Children love it. There are a lot of children on those huge playground. Wow!. Naturally, in the winter it is not as fun! There is tennis here as well, for adults. There is a shelter and some trees. Worthwhile to see!See more..
