2021 Cycling In Ontario Guide
Discover Art and Toronto Flavours by Bike
Summer hits Toronto hard, sending Torontonians out into the streets and parks to eat, drink, and be merry, making the most of the season. And there’s usually a bike in there somewhere, too.
Rolling on the Rail Trail: Cycling the K&P from Sharbot Lake to Calabogie
A fantastic 380km tour over old railroad trails from Sharbot Lake to Calabogie. Read our new guest blog written by the avid cyclist, Jonas Bonnetta to learn about this looped route. Discover the beauty and sceneries of the Ottawa Valley and Lanark County. Along you will find quaint towns, rich history and lots of great places to rest and fuel up on local foods.
Ontario By Bike Photo Contest
Ontario By Bike's 2021 photo contest is open for submission. Click below to learn how to participate in the contest and to see all the great winners and honourable mentions from previous years.
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Rails End Gallery and Arts Centre
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It features exhibitions of contemporary art by regional artists in the main gallery (formerly the freight room), community programming and an eclectic Gallery Shop where you will discover one of a kind craft and art for home, cottage and gift-giving.
Admission to the gallery is free, donations gladly accepted. Rails End Gallery is a registered Canadian Charity (#118950641) devoted to bringing art to life in Haliburton.
Rails End is host to two major festivals each summer - Haliburton Art and Craft Festival (fourth weekend in July) where over 100 artists and artisans gather to show and sell their work in Head Lake Park next to the Gallery.
-Haliburton DrumFest (Labour Day Weekend), a lively celebration of drumming and rhythm in community with world drumming and percussion performances, drum circles and a vendor market.
