From mountain biking spring to fall, to fat biking in the winter months - there's lots of space to ride when it comes to Northumberland cycling off-road. (60 km)
- Set in 2226 hectares (5,500 acres) of managed forest the Northumberland County Forest offers lots of choice for mountain bike trails.
- Enter via the Beagle Club Rd. trailhead to access some real, rugged Ontario cycling.
- With lots of hills, you'll discover diverse topography set in the Oak Ridges Moraine and the Black Oak Savanna.
- Challenge yourself at all three main mountain bike areas: the Beagle Club Trails, the Woodland Trails - and the Blue Trail, which is a single-track trail only.
- In the winter, head to the Woodland Trails area to try fat biking, a popular Northumberland cycling sport.
Go to the Northumberland County Forest for more information on the mountain bike trails mentioned here.
Read Susan Sheppard's first-hand account of her family-mountain-biking adventure on the 10km Green B Loop.
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