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Signed Cycling Routes
Rolling hills, pristine forests and crystal clear waters make Northumberland County a naturally attractive place to explore by bike. Try one - or all - of our signed, looped cycling routes and discover stunning views, friendly communities and lots of open spaces.
(30 km) Explore Port Hope, cycle through farm fields, along the Ganaraska River and past heritage buildings.
(74 km) See why this route is favoured by the Toronto Bicycle Network. Enjoy Rice Lake views and wonderfully quiet roads.
(50 km) Ride some rolling hills then level out near Cobourg, with lots of places to stop and relax.
(69 km) Experience beautiful countryside, Colborne, Brighton, Ontario's apple route and Presqu'ile Provincial Park.
(63 km) See spectacular water and farmland vistas, with many highlights surrounding the Campbellford region.
Mountain Biking Trails
(300km) Try any of the multi-use trails in this 4,856-hectare (12,000-acre) ecological forest with sky-high trees. View Ganaraska Forest video.
Provincial and National Trails
(37 km) Enjoy this beautiful ride, taking in Hastings, Campbellford and the Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge. View video.
(60 km) Unwind on this popular trail offering a scenic, flat ride alongside Lake Ontario, farms and wetland. View video.
(194 km) Explore the waterfront between Whitby and Cobourg and the rolling hills of the Port Hope area on this new route that connects the Waterfront Trail with the Greenbelt Route.
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