Cycle one of the most spectacular routes in Ontario discovering the 1000 Islands and St Lawrence River on a three day tour.

Starting from Gananoque and ending in Cornwall, following the Waterfront Trail east, this ride is on a mix of trails and roads. Plan to slow down the pace to take in the scenery and make the most of waterfront rest stops and villages.

Enjoy a night in Brockville before pedalling on to Morrisburg for the second night, and the last day of riding taking in an array of natural and heritage attractions in what was once called Upper Canada. (less)

Ride along the picturesque southern shores of Georgian Bay and into the heart of the Niagara Escarpment in Grey County on a suggested two-day tour that features an even mix of well-kept rail trails and quiet rural roads, with both paved and unpaved segments.

Starting from Stayner in the east and ending in Owen Sound, the route brings cyclists up and around the northern reaches of the Escarpment with frequent opportunities to cool off in Georgian Bay. Enjoy visiting quaint towns and villages along the way with an evening in Meaford before continuing the ride west along country roads with vistas across the glistening waters of Georgian Bay. (less)

Located just over an hour north of Toronto, Simcoe County has a rail trail network that loops and criss-crosses the region, making it a fabulous destination for recreational riders looking to explore the region by bike.

Passing through several small towns and by historic sites along the route, enjoy an easy ride on trails of mixed surfaces. The route brings the group along the rugged shores of Severn Sound in Georgian Bay and through the beautiful countryside of Simcoe County. (less)

Explore over 120km of beautiful cycling along an inter-connected rail trail network starting out from Hamilton to the sandy shores of Lake Erie.

Stops in beautiful rural communities like Paris, Waterfrod, Simcoe and Port Dover, give this route a real sense of character and a fantastic mix of urban and rural cyclists experiences and destinations.

Nearly entirely on rail trails, this is an ideal itinerary for recreational and family cyclists. (less)

Discover another side to the big city on this weekend-long looped tour around Toronto.

Ride on a mix of park, ravine, hydro corridor and waterfront trails on this 2 day, 90km route.

Learn more about and experience the city's heritage waterways and unique ravines system, pedaling the Humber and Don Valley Trails. Stop downtown at Harbourfront, explore the Leslie Street Spit, and enjoy the fine white sands of Woodbine Beach.

Enjoy some of the many natural and cultural sights or city attractions along the way. (less)

Enjoy a weekend-long, quiet and safe off-road rail trail ride from Uxbridge through the Kawarthas ending at your choice destination of Peterborough or Lakefield in Ontario, Canada.

Whether you ride independently or with friends, make note that this is a linear route and transportation (or cycling) back to start should be planned for.

This is a well-maintained, hard-packed trail, with some paved sections, traverses idyllic farmlands, along waterways and canals, and through lush green forests. (less)

Cycling in Canada's southernmost region, Essex County, offers spectacular scenery including wineries and waterways, as well as picturesque riding along the shores of the Detroit River in Windsor. Make the most of a long weekend, cycling this curated, two night, three day, long bicycle tour.

This route takes in beautiful riding, following the signed Great Lakes Waterfront Trail west along the southern shore of Lake St. Clair and riverfront in Windsor. Plan to slow down the pace to take in the scenery and waterfront rest stops and villages.

Enjoy a night in Windsor before pedaling through EPIC Wine Country and on to Leamington for the second night. For the last day of riding, explore the natural beauty and beaches of Point Pelee National Park before riding back to Comber. (less)