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Read on for inspirational cycling experiences across Ontario. Whether you’re looking for rail trails, mountain biking or road riding, we’re putting together stories to get you out on two wheels. Join us on opens in a new windowFacebook, opens in a new windowTwitter and opens in a new windowInstagram to get more updates and so we can hear your story. Interested in guest blogging with Ontario By Bike? Shoot us an email!
Your guide to a Hastings Highlands Hilly Hundred weekend: classic 100 mile and 100 kilometre routes, plus an 80km gravel version, plus where to stay in Bancroft, where to eat, and how to plan your perfect fall cycling trip.
Increase your visibility and protect yourself from the sun, UV rays and elements while out cycling with a ShadyRider helmet attachment.
While there is much written about the attractions in the north and eastern sections of the Greater Niagara Circle Route, the southern portion of the loop between Fort Erie and Port Colborne is a hidden gem that provides some of the best opportunities to slow down, extend your stay, enjoy some magnificent Lake Erie beaches, and really savour what makes this area so special.
Lennox & Addington, Ontario is a standout cycling destination in South Eastern Ontario, offering an impressive mix of road cycling, gravel riding, mountain biking, and scenic rail trail opportunities. Whether you’re a casual rider, a weekend explorer, or a seasoned cyclist looking for your next challenge, this region delivers unforgettable rides across rolling hills, quiet country roads, forested trails, and picturesque waterfronts.
Prince Edward County has quietly become one of Ontario’s most rewarding cycling destinations because of its scale. Riders rarely travel more than 10 to 15 kilometres without encountering food, water, beaches, or another natural stopping points.
The K&P Trail (named for the Kingston & Pembroke Rail line and nicknamed the “Kick & Push”) is a rail trail that stretches over 180km from Kingston to Renfrew, traversing epic Canadian Shield terrain, unique biosphere topography, and passing through numerous small towns along the way. This itinerary is an easy two-day one-way or out-and-back route that will introduce cyclists to the region from an off-road and on-trail perspective.
A new study published in 2026 by Ontario By Bike provides detailed insight into cyclists’ riding habits and trip preferences, highlighting the fact that cycle tourism in Ontario is growing and making a valuable contribution to the tourism economy in the province.
Barry Travnicek has built an enduring legacy for his sister, and he’s not finished yet. Push your limits, track your miles, and fund life-changing research by joining Barry and Ontario’s bike riding community. Take the MS Bike Challenge.
No matter which direction your two wheels turn in Oxford County, you’ll encounter farm stands, cheese makers, and restaurant and cafe menus celebrating local ingredients. With beautiful wide-open countryside and so many rural attractions, it’s the perfect place for a spring ride weekend.
Out-and-back or a loop? Find a collection of diverse must-ride best road and gravel loops in Ontario to help plan a two-wheel adventure.
We are excited to share that the 14th annual 2026 Cycling in Ontario / Le vélo en Ontario guide is now available in both print and digital formats! This year's magazine is packed with ideas, inspirations and articles for this year's cycling day trips and multi-day getaways.
Travellers' Tales is a new section on our website and in our annual magazine the Cycling in Ontario / Le vélo en Ontario guide where we share cycling stories from readers.