The Georgian Trail
34 km of paved path from Collingwood to Meaford along Georgian Bay. Flat, smooth, and right on the water for long stretches. One of the best paved trails in the province, and a favourite for good reason.
Ontario Bike Paths
Paved trails, rail trails, waterfront rides, and cycling-friendly
towns across Ontario.
Owen Sound Waterfront
Owen Sound has quietly become one of Grey County's best cycling bases. The waterfront path loops along the harbour, and you can connect to longer rides heading south into rolling farmland. Good coffee stops, too.
Kincardine Lakeside
Lake Huron sunsets, quiet county roads, and a lakeshore path that runs right through town. Kincardine is the kind of place you plan a day ride to and end up staying the weekend.
Explore by Type
Whether you want smooth pavement, packed gravel, or a short loop with the kids, we have something for you.
Bike Paths
Paved multi-use paths separated from traffic. Smooth surfaces, clear sightlines, and rides you can do on any bike.
Rail Trails
Converted railway corridors with gentle grades and long, straight runs. Gravel, crushed limestone, or paved.
Family Rides
Short loops, flat paths, and trails with washrooms and rest stops. Tested with actual kids, not just marketing copy.
Waterfront Rides
Lakeside paths, river trails, and harbour loops. Some of the best scenery in Ontario is along the water.
Scenic Rides
Rolling hills, lookout points, and trails through forests and farmland. For when the ride itself is the destination.
Easy Rides
Flat, short, and forgiving. Perfect for new riders, casual outings, or anyone getting back on a bike after a long break.
Ride by Region
Ontario is big. These regional guides break things down so you can find trails near where you are, or plan a cycling weekend somewhere new.
Grey-Bruce
Rail trails, waterfront paths, and quiet county roads between Georgian Bay and Lake Huron. Owen Sound, Kincardine, and the Bruce County Rail Trail.
Georgian Bay
The Georgian Trail, Collingwood, Penetanguishene, and the southern shore. Paved paths and lake views.
Simcoe County
The Tay Shore Trail, North Simcoe Rail Trail, and rides through Stayner and the Nottawasaga Valley.
Ottawa Valley
The Ottawa River Pathway, Petawawa trails, and the valley's growing network of paved and gravel paths.
Muskoka-Almaguin
Burk's Falls, lake country roads, and trails through the Canadian Shield. Hillier terrain with big rewards.
Eastern Ontario
The Elora Cataract Trailway, Shelburne connections, and trails through the rolling countryside east of the GTA.