Take a Great Ride in Nature

Want picturesque settings for your next cycling experience? We offer three exciting trails which will challenge novice and expert cyclists. Our trails pass through geographical features such as the Oak Ridges Moraine and the Niagara Escarpment.

In winter, try fat tire cyling at Island Lake Conservation Area.

Our Cycling Trails

The Vicki Barron Lakeside Trail at Island Lake is suitable for new and experienced cyclists.

View our cycling trails at Island Lake Conservation Area.

Available Rentals*
  • Fat Tire Bikes

Rent Equipment

*Rentals vary by season. Subject to availability.

The 47-kilometre Elora Cataract Trailway links the Credit River Watershed to the Grand River Watershed, running through communities along the way. It is suitable for new and experienced cyclists.

Please bring your own equipment.

View our cycling trails at Elora Cataract Trailway.

You can access the Caledon Trailway where cycling is permitted through Ken Whillans.

Please bring your own equipment.

View our cycling trails at Ken Whillans Resource Management Area.

Photo Gallery

  • Two cyclists ride their bikes along the trail at Island Lake Conservation Area.
    Cycling on the Vicki Barron Lakeside Trail at Island Lake
  • A park visitor riding their bike over a bridge and towards the woods.
    Cycling on the Vicki Barron Lakeside Trail at Island Lake
  • Two park visitors ride their bikes along the trail at Island Lake, passing the water and heading towards a bridge.
    Cycling on the Vicki Barron Lakeside Trail with Bob’s Bridges in the background
  • An adult rides his bike with a child on a tricycle along a path at Island Lake Conservation Area.
    Cycling the trails at Island Lake
  • A visitor parks his bike on the side of the trail so that he can stand by the side of the lake at Island Lake Conservation Area.
    Along the Vicki Barron Lakeside trail in fall
  • Two fat tire bike riders pause to smile for the camera.
    Fat tire biking at Island Lake in winter
  • Two cyclists on fat tire bikes at Island Lake Conservation Area.
    Fat tire biking at Island Lake in winter
  • A park visitor on a fat tire bike in the snow at Island Lake Conservation Area.
    Fat tire biking at Island Lake in winter

Cycling Trail Etiquette

  • Give the right-of-way to smaller and slower users.
  • Stay right when approaching oncoming users.
  • Stay on the trail surface.
  • Obey signs.
  • Respect the privacy of landowners bordering the trails.
  • Leave wildlife and plants for others to enjoy.

Read the full Visitor Rules for our parks.

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