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Ajax Town Hall, Memorial Outdoor Pool (seasonal), and the Ajax Library.
The Almaguin Highlands Information Centre (AHIC) has been serving the travelling public since 1990. AHIC provides 24/7 washroom facilities, tourist information, a shaded pavilion as a rest stop, carpool parking lot, and water bottle refill station. The Information Centre is also the site of the Perry Township Municipal Office. AHIC now boasts healthy snack and drink options, as well as an internet cafe, run by Northern Nerds.
Visit this seasonal Waterfront Tourism Information Centre with access to cycling and visitor information as well as local attractions and events, access to washrooms, and water refill. Tourism Windsor Essex Pelee Island is the official Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) for the regional tourism industry. We are a not-for-profit organization that is dedicated to promoting and selling Windsor, Essex and Pelee Island as a remarkable destination for tourist, convention goers and business travelers.
Bearly Used Books offers travel books, local tourism information on the best biking and sightseeing in the area, access to public washrooms, bike parking, comfy couches, and access to wi-fi. The store owner participates in the warmshowers.org cycling network. The store is also a proud supporter of travellingtwo.com, two friends who biked around the world for 3 years. 120,000 used books to choose from in every genre.
The Belleville Chamber of Commerce is also a visitor information centre, that is open year-round. Regular Hours Monday-Friday: 8:30am-4:30pm Summer Extended Hours: July 1 – Labour Day Weekend Monday-Friday: 8:30am-6:00pm Saturday & Sunday: 10:00am-4:00pm
The Brantford Visitor and Tourism Centre welcomes visitors to the City of Brantford. Our friendly staff and accessible facility offer travellers information services for our area and beyond, whether you are looking for trip ideas, directions, souvenirs, washrooms, or a family-friendly rest area.
WHILE YOU’RE IN BROCKVILLE
Check out our historic downtown and beautiful waterfront. Experience one of the many local restaurants, craft breweries, cideries, and distilleries. Explore trails by bike, visit the historic Fulford mansion, or tour Brockville’s one-of-a-kind aquatic discovery centre. Relax by the river at Centeen, St. Lawrence or Hardy park or take to the water for endless river activities. Looking for farm fresh food? Visit the farms, orchards, markets, or many local restaurants for delicious seasonal products grown right here. Looking to play a round? Golf the day away at one of our 3 courses! Explore the website for events and more activities and attractions to help you start planning your trip.
The Brooklin Community Centre and Library (BCCL) welcomes visitors to Whitby’s newest recreation facility. The BCCL is open:
- Monday to Thursday from 8:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
- Friday from 8:30 a.m. – 5:45 p.m.,
- Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
- Sundays 11:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Our accessible facility has washrooms, a water fountain and has an a family-friendly rest area. Our friendly Staff can assist with information on cycling routes, directions, and can provide details on programming, activities and events in the area.
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An innovative community hub offering FREE public programming and resources to get more people on bikes, riding more confidently, safely and more often. A pilot project funded by Ontario Trillium Foundation to promote active lifestyles. The bike hub provides new purpose to a heritage railway caboose owned by the Municipality of Dysart et al. Follow on Instagram @caboosebikehub
Visit this Tourism Information Kiosk with access to cycling and visitor information as well as local attractions and events. Tourism Windsor Essex Pelee Island is the official Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) for the regional tourism industry. We are a not-for-profit organization that is dedicated to promoting and selling Windsor, Essex and Pelee Island as a remarkable destination for tourist, convention goers and business travelers.
Caledonia Tourist Information and Grand Trunk Railway Museum
Operating Monday to Friday 8am-4pm (Victoria Day through August) and 8:30am-4:30pm (September to Victoria Day), cyclists can stop in at Canadore College for a rest. Water refill station, rest areas, and bathrooms are available. Staff can also help with routes, directions, and any other questions about the Parry Sound Area.
The Carambeck Community Centre is open Monday- Friday from 9:00am – 5:00pm, Sat and Sun 11am-4pm. This is one of the Town’s Municipal Buildings and has information on all upcoming programs and activities, as well as maps and information guides for the Town of Carleton Place. This location has bicycle racks located to the side, as well as areas along the fence line that cyclists can lock up their bikes if they prefer their bicycle to be at a closer proximity to the front door. This location has washroom facilities as well as a water fountain and drink machine and has benches for those who might need to take a rest.
The Carleton Place Arena is open seven days a week from 7:00am – 9:00pm (most days it is open later) The Arena is equipped with bicycle racks, washroom facilities, and drink machines. During the evening and weekend hours- the Arena also has a canteen which sells warm drinks, chocolate bars and chips, as well as hot dogs and French fries. The Arena also has ample seating areas for those looking for a resting spot, and has various informative maps, brochures and guides on Carleton Place. This building also has free WIFI.
Located immediately between the Ottawa Valley Rail Trail and downtown Carleton Place businesses, the Carleton Place Public Library is the perfect spot to rest in the air conditioning, refill a water bottle, pick up a cycling map, use the free Wi-Fi, and learn about local businesses and attractions.
Visitor information centre offering maps, cycling routes, accommodation and restaurant information. Gallery & Gift Shop.
Stop for local information, free internet use, washrooms and water. Bike racks available.
The only Visitor Information Centre located within steps of Highway 17 Trans-Canada Highway on Muskrat lake. The Cobden VIC is located in a park area, with Muskrat Lake view and access to the Main Street of the village of Cobden. This VIC offers picnic areas, beach access, overnight camping, clean bathrooms free WIFI and showers. Camping sites costs $10-$15 and gives you the combination to access the showers. Call Elmer at 613 570-8492. Some sites also offer hydro and water. The VIC is within short walking distance to many of the villages quaint specialty shops and unique dining experiences. This community thrives during peak tourism season as it serves as the gateway to the Whitewater Rafting companies. Promotional Materials, Maps, brochures, pamphlets, information, suggestions, vacation planning, trip planning. Open from 10 am – 4pm daily from July 1 to Thanksgiving Day weekend. Free WIFI and washrooms are available
Our Library offers public washrooms, a water-bottle filling station, free public Wi-Fi, secure bike racks and outdoor seating.
Cornwall Tourism is your destination to find out where to eat, sleep and play in the Cornwall and SDG Counties region of South-Eastern Ontario. Here you will find knowledgeable, bilingual staff to provide suggestions, and direct you to where you need to go. The Visitor Information Centre has literature available for a variety of accommodations, restaurants and attractions in the region, as well as a variety of maps, including the Cornwall SDG Adventure Club map, which showcases 19 cycle routes that will take you through different areas of the region highlighting stop worthy destinations.
Located at 15 Curtis Avenue South in Paris Ontario, directly on the S.C. Johnson Trail, the County of Brant Community Services Building houses Brant Tourism. A safe and very convenient area for cyclists, the building has a bicycle rack & picnic table area. During business hours (0830-1630 M-F) there is access to washrooms, water, first aid, tourism staff, maps & destination brochures. Within a couple hundred meters there are restaurants, grocery stores and convenience stores. The County of Brant Community Relations Department is also housed in this building and they offer a wonderful “Bike Lend” program. For all the details visit http://www.brant.ca/en/discover-brant/hiking-and-cycling.asp
Immerse Yourself in Stratford’s Natural Beauty
As well as being a lush oasis of art and culture, Stratford was also made for those that love walking, biking, hiking or golfing.
For a fresh breath of air, you can follow the path through our downtown gardens and parks to nature trails and a conservation area that lies just outside of town.
Spend the day (or two) recharging with blooms, greenery, birds, water and so much more.
Visit our link for routes to explore using your phone and new printed cycling maps for Stratford, St. Marys and Perth County are available for pick up at our downtown Stratford visitor centre.
Discover Stouffville is the official tourism office of the Town of Stouffville.
Visit this Tourism Information Centre in downtown Windsor with access to cycling and visitor information as well as local attractions and events. Tourism Windsor Essex Pelee Island is the official Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) for the regional tourism industry. We are a not-for-profit organization that is dedicated to promoting and selling Windsor, Essex and Pelee Island as a remarkable destination for tourist, convention goers and business travelers.
The VIC is a rustic old log cabin located in the middle of town close to dining establishments. The centre has a water bottle filling station for public use. How to Get There From Highway 17, (via Pembroke) 36 km Take Highway 41 towards Eganville. Continue along passing Lake Dore. Take a left onto Lett’s Cemetery road. Lett’s Cemetery Rd will turn into Bruce Street and bringing you into Eganville. At the bottom of the hill turn left (onto Bonnechere St.) and then a quick right into the parking lot of the visitor’s centre. From Highway 17 (via Cobden) 21kms Head south from Crawford St. in Cobden (County Rd 8) County Rd 8 will merge with Hwy 60 at Kelly’s Corners. Remain on Hwy 60 and follow it through to the Village of Eganville. The VIC will be at the bottom of the hill on the left. From Highway 60 (Renfrew) 38 km From Renfrew follow Highway 60 the entire way to the Village of Eganville. After crossing the bridge, turn right onto Bonnechere St. and follow to the VIC located on the right. Hours (open May long weekend to Thanksgiving weekend) May 24 to June 30 Monday – Saturday (closed Sundays) 11am -7pm July 1- Aug 30 (open daily) Monday – Sunday 11am – 7pm Sep 1 – Thanksgiving Monday to Saturday (closed Sundays) 11am-7pm (Subject to change)
Public library with free wifi, restrooms, public computers and more! Near lots of amenities, in the heart of the Town of Tecumseh.
Public library located in the heart of the Town of LaSalle. Free wifi, public computers, restrooms and more! Located near many amenities.
Public library with free wifi, access to public computers, restrooms, and more! Located in midtown Leamington near many amenities.
Store has access to water, other drinks and energy bars. All first aid, sunscreen and other needs for cyclists. Cycling information available on site. Bike parking located out front of store and public washrooms located in close proximity to store or at other private businesses that are also certified bicycle friendly locations.
Open year-round, the Gananoque and Thousand Islands Visitor Centre offers a bike rack, bicycle repair station, water bottle refill station and public washrooms.
For thousands of visitors heading to Niagara, their first stop is always the Grimsby Welcome Center, located at the Queen Elizabeth Highway and Casablanca intersection in Grimsby, Ontario.
This facility houses the Niagara Gateway Information Centre Labeled as Niagara’s tourism hub, it provides up-to-date details on activities and events across the Niagara Region. The tourism kiosk has welcomed visitors from 109 countries.
Trained guides offer personalized service, answering questions and assisting with travel plans, for visitors seeking guidance and insights about Niagara’s attractions in all four corners.
For the iconic Niagara Parks, we provide ticket sales to all of their acclaimed attractions.
TV screens display engaging videos adjacent to our brochure rack.
Direct advertising exposure for other Niagara attractions is provided through backlit posters. Custom brochures serve as ideal takeaways, showcasing places of interest.
The Welcome Center has documented 3.5 million visitors per year.
Large, state-of-the-art TV screens in the food court – home to several major franchises – display Niagara highlights and colorful advertising messages.
Our dedicated team is ready to advise and promote the Niagara region with a welcoming smile, making the Niagara Gateway Information Centre a one-stop venue for travelers’ questions and needs.
Located in Downtown Gravenhurst, the visitor centre is located in the historic Terence Haight building beside the Gravenhurst Opera House. Biking maps, community information, bike repair kit and pump are available onsite. There is also a friendly person to answer your questions. Bring your bike inside or lock up outside. www.experiencegravehurst.ca
GreenUP is a local environmental charity that provides a number of services and programs in the community. The GreenUP Store features sustainably produced and/or local products to help you embrace a greener lifestyle. GreenUP also offers a number of community education programs focused on cycling, including cycling skills and bicycle maintenance workshops. To find out when these workshops will be offered, please visit our website, www.peterboroughmoves.com
Grimsby & Niagara visitor information. Downtown Grimsby.
Located in the heart of beautiful Seguin Township, the Humphrey Community Centre is open Monday through Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm. Staff can assist with information on cycling routes, directions, and can provide details on programming, activities and events in the area. Bike racks, vending machines and washroom facilities are available at this site.
Bobcaygeon’s Bike Share and Welcome Center does double duty serving as a bike rental and Visitor information Center. It is located at the historic swing bridge (1921) at Lock 32 in Bobcaygeon. Chat with our local and knowledgeable volunteers and summer students who can help you get the most out of your visit to Bobcaygeon. Large wall maps, pocket maps, guide brochures and Wifi access will help you navigate the area. Bike pumps and repair tool kit are available on site. Explore our village before you arrive at www.VisitBobcaygeon.com. The website includes an events calendar and full listings of businesses, shops, services, accommodations, restaurants, entertainment and things to do.
Iroquois Park Sports Centre is open from 8:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m., 7 days a week. It is Canada’s largest municipally owned and operated recreation facility. Inside, there are six (6) arenas, two pools, a fully licensed restaurant and food court area, banquet and meeting rooms, a pro shop and elite athletic training facilities. Outside, there are 6 tennis courts, 5 baseball diamonds, and a soccer field.
The Iroquois Park Sports Centre has washrooms, a water fountains, water-bottle fill-up station, vending machines, and concession stand. Also enjoy the indoor family-friendly rest area.
Contact the centre between 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m by phone at 905.668.7765
Welcome to the Lock 7 Viewing Complex
Situated on top of the Niagara Escarpment, along the Welland Canal. At this location open seasonally, you will find extraordinary views of the ships navigating Locks 4, 5, 6 and 7.
Our friendly, knowledgeable staff will greet you and to answer any questions you have about the history of the Welland Canal, the City of Thorold and Niagara region.
The Viewing Complex is coach friendly and wheelchair accessible.
Ship Viewing
Coordinate your stop at the Centre with the St. Lawrence Seaway schedule if you want to catch a ship go by in Lock 7. From the viewing deck, you can exchange waves with the ships’ crew
Cycling
The Greater Niagara Circle Route is right at our doorstep! Explore the surroundings and take a ride into our cycle-friendly Downtown Heritage District.
Covered sports area beside the community centre. Come and use 24 hour washroom facilities, bike racks and picnic area and lots of parking. Great place to start and finish a ride. Home of the very popular Saturday farmers market. Enjoy local food, products and entertainment.
The Municipality of Magnetawan is situated on the Magnetawan River and is centrally located 45 minutes from Parry Sound, Huntsville, and North Bay. Come spend a day and fall in love exploring our scenic views, parks, beaches, waterways, historic locks, dams, waterfalls, recreational facilities, hiking trails, Heritage Centre Museum, and enjoy local cuisine, fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, boating, swimming and much more. We are open Winter, Summer, Spring and Fall and look forward to seeing you all!
Nestled in the heart of Rainbow Country, Manitoulin Island is a hidden gem located in the northern part of lake Huron. Its vast coastlines and crystal clear waters intrigue adventurers from all over the world who come to experience its rugged beauty. The largest freshwater island in the world, it has an area of 2 766 square kilometres, which accommodates a diverse, untouched landscape. There are three ways to get on the Island; the conventional driving route along highway 6 that leads to the world famous swing bridge, the MS Chi-Cheemaun (Ojibwe for “big Canoe”) which makes many daily trips between Tobermory and South Baymouth from May to October, and by one of the two airports (located in Gore Bay, and between Little Current and Manitowaning). In the summer and fall months Manitoulin’s population of 12000 grows exponentially because of the excellent fishing spots, cycling, hiking trails, and bar-none some of the world’s greatest hunting. For those who love adventure, communities also host many different festivals during the summer and offer fantastic cultural experiences such as Native Powwows.
The Midland Public Library is an historic building in the heart of Midland’s downtown. Close to restaurants and attractions, with a bike rack and toolkit installed in front of the library on the main street, the library is a heating and cooling centre, with public washrooms, maps and information, and a water station.
The Mississippi Mills Public Library has two branches (in Almonte & Pakenham, just outside of Ottawa). The library is situated right on the Ottawa Valley Recreational Trail (OVR) – a heavily biked trail, roughly 300kms in length, running from near Smiths Falls to Mattawa. The library is perfectly suited to support bicycle friendly businesses & tourism in our municipality. The library is already a hub for community information and information about events in the area. Both branches offer nearby, secure bike lock-up areas, local cycling info, a basic bicycle repair tool kit, rest areas & picnic sites alongside the trail and on library grounds/gardens, free WIFI, and washrooms. At the library website are links to Ontario by Bike and other bicycle friendly, exciting, local events and festivals.
Located in the Museum of Industrial Technology, the Delta Mill Society hosts a tourist information centre for the Township of Rideau Lakes and the surrounding area. The museum is part of the Old Stone Mill National Historic Site complex, owned and operated by the Delta Mill Society. Open daily Victoria Day weekend through Labour Day, 10am to 5pm, other times by appointment. Public washroom on site.
How will you #ExploreNiagara Falls by bike? There are many options!
Niagara is noted for its terrain and there is no better way to get out and experience the natural wonder of Niagara Falls than by bicycle. With over 300 km of mapped trails to choose from, you can spend as much time as you like. Choose from a fully guided tours or go self-guided with a map in hand or on your phone.
Need help getting your bike to the falls or filling your itinerary between stops? Checkout our website to find our all the ways you can Play, Eat and Sleep your way through all the amazing terrain ahead of you here in Niagara Falls.
This is just the start of your Niagara Falls Bike Adventure!
Table Rock Centre has been at the heart of the traveller’s experience for decades. Just for you, the inside of this incredible historical building has been transformed and Niagara Parks is thrilled to invite you in! Bright and spacious when you walk in, let your eyes wander as you witness the brand-new architectural features, fast casual food offerings at the new Table Rock Market and two levels of shopping at Table Rock Shop. The all-new design and revamped guest amenities, including a spectacular new entrance into Journey Behind the Falls, Table Rock Centre offers everything you’ll need to make your visit to Niagara Parks unforgettable.
Looking for an incredible dining experience, visit Table Rock House Restaurant. This #FeastOn certified restaurant offers a locally sourced and internationally inspired menu with the breathtaking Niagara Falls as your backdrop.
All areas of Table Rock Centre are fully accessible and wheelchair rental is available during the summer months at the Welcome Centre. You will also find Digital Attractions photo services, Automatic Teller Machines (ATM), and a First Aid station (available in spring, summer and fall).
Paid parking is available just across the street at the Falls Parking lot.
Hours of Operation Mid May to end of June: Monday – Friday: 9am – 5pm Saturday – Sunday: 10am – 4pm July & August: Open seven days a week: 9am – 7pm September to Mid October: Monday – Friday: 9am – 5pm Saturday – Sunday: 10am – 4pm Mid October to Mid May: Monday – Friday: 9am – 5pm Saturday – Sunday: 10am – 2pm We are situated at the junction of Highway 17 and 11. We are at the junction of the three railroads: CPR, CNR and ONR; and we also have one of the largest airports in Canada thanks to our military ties to North American Air Defense Command. North Bay is situated between picturesque Lake Nipissing and Trout Lake. We are a full four seasons community boasting skiing and snowmobiling in the winter months, hiking and garden tours in the summer, fall colour tours and hunting, and of course fishing all year round. Our recently refurbished Downtown is proudly anchored by the Capitol Center; an 1100 seat theatre and art gallery. Neighboring the downtown is our beautiful Lake Nipissing waterfront. Walk along the boardwalk, anchor your boat in the 350-slip marina, or take a cruise on the Chief Commanda. The Waterfront Park is also the home of the annual Summer in the Park and North Rocks the Bay. On the August Holiday weekend our population doubles for this wonderful family event. Academically we are home to Nipissing University and Canadore College. With their own natural pond, waterfall and miles of hiking trails, these two facilities co-exist on one of the most beautiful campuses found anywhere. Whether just visiting or looking to relocate it’s easy to see why our motto is… Just north enough to be perfect!