Unique Day Trips in Kawarthas Northumberland
Summer weekends are precious, and it can be hard to fit everything you want to do into a busy schedule. That’s why bike routes that pair prime cycling with unique destinations are so appealing - you can have your cake and eat it too. Read on if matching a day’s ride with birding, spelunking, or a visit to a living museum sounds intriguing.
2020 Ontario By Bike Rides
Ontario By Bikes 2020 group rides are available for booking now. Join us on a group ride this summer to explore Ontario By Bike. Accommodation, lunches and luggage transfers included. Let us take care of the logistics while you ride along on these fantastic tours with like-minded people.
Just bring your bike and ride.
Book your spot early to avoid disappointment as these small group tours tend to sell out fast.
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2020 Cycling In Ontario Guide
2020 Ontario By Bike Photo Contest
Ontario By Bike's 2020 photo contest is now open for submission. Whether it's in a winter wonderland, the season of bloom, the heat of summer or the cooler temperatures and colourful fall foliage, take a break and snap a few great photos featuring you and your bikes as well as places you stop.
Click HERE for information about submission and last year's winner.
Cycle Tourism Conference 2019
Learn more about and view the presentations from our recent Cycle Tourism Conference held on March 1, 2019.
Celebrate by Bike
Choose to explore Ontario on one of these 15 world class, legacy cycling itineraries! Read More...
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Cumberland Heritage Village Museum - Musée-village du patrimoine de Cumberland
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**Please note that admission is required to use the washrooms and drinking water on site.
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Le Musée-village du patrimoine de Cumberland offre une occasion unique de vivre une expérience amusante et éducative dans la capitale nationale qui vous plongera dans la vie des années 1920 et 1930. Venez contempler les dizaines d'édifices patrimoniaux et de reproductions représentatives de l'époque, y compris une scierie et une forge qui fonctionnent encore ainsi que les animaux de races patrimoniales, et profitez-en pour rencontrer les personnages costumés, faire des tours de chariots tirés par des tracteurs de l'époque, et bien plus encore. Le musée est ouvert pendant l’été les mercredis aux dimanches, de 10 h à 17 h.
**Veuillez noter que les frais d’admission sont requises afin d’utiliser les salles de bain et l'eau potable.
