Cycling | Great Lakes Guide
{{name icon}}

Cycling

Cycling is great exercise and an excellent pollution-free mode of transportation. It is one of the best and most immersive ways to experience the Great Lakes region.



There is nothing more freeing than the simple pleasure of bike riding.


There is nothing like feeling the wind rush past your face. Cycling the region is fun for people of all ages and abilities, with trails ranging in difficulty from easy-going boardwalks to challenging mountain-biking courses. There are thousands of breathtaking trails, including the famous Waterfront Trail that extends over 3600km from Lake Superior all the way around the remaining Great Lakes to the St Lawrence River.

Great Lakes Guide Ideas

See More

Learn about restoration work at Frenchman’s Bay
Environment and Education
Discover 10 Great Lake spots that will save your summer plans from Covid-19
Best Of
What to do outside in Ontario for May long weekend
People and the Lakes
The value of a sliver of nature: Advocating for Wonscotonach/The Don River
People and the Lakes

Where to go

See More

Long Point Provincial Park

Featured

This is Ontario's fourth oldest provincial park, and the only one located in...

Check it out

Pinery Provincial Park

Featured

The Pinery Provincial Park protects and extraordinary amount of wildlife. Located...

Check it out

Mono Cliffs Provincial Park

Featured

Located on the Niagara Escarpment, Mono Cliffs Provincial Park contains a series...

Check it out

Bruce Peninsula National Park

Featured

Nestled among bright turquoise waters and towering cliffs is Bruce Peninsula...

Check it out

Whether you are looking for a fun family vacation by the beach or an adventurous portage through back-country, the Great Lakes offer something for everyone.

Select a different Activity