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The Carambeck Community Centre is open Monday- Friday from 7:00pm – 10:00pm (Office hours are 8:00am – 4:00pm) 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.
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.
Clarington would like to welcome cyclists to our year round visitor information office! Peddle in along the Waterfront Trail route for mapping information, free WiFi use, washrooms, water and shade. Bike racks and picnic tables also available. Food service, accommodations, and hospital are all located nearby. Drop by to pick up a free, pocket sized Clarington Cycle Routes map with suggested loops and connections to the Greenbelt Cycle Route. Download our free ‘Clarington’ mobile app for iPhone and Android. . Our friendly staff are available Monday to Saturday, 9am-4pm, to assist you in your travel needs. Complimentary day parking for cyclists wishing to peddle out and explore connecting routes to our charming historic communities, and rural landscape. We are located 40 minutes east of Toronto at Hwy 401 Exit 432 / Liberty Street, Bowmanville. See you soon!
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
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.
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)
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.
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