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We do repairs on all makes of bikes, and the retail shop has soft goods and accessories for sale. There are over 35 mountain bikes for rent with an additional 3 to 5 high performance bikes that can all be used on or off the property.
Hardwood Ski and Bike has over 80 km of beautiful, rolling trails through hardwood and pine forests for mountain biking. In addition to the 34 km of rolling double track trails, there is an additional 50 km of challenging single track trails that intertwine with the ski trail network creating endless possibilities of courses and obstacles. With learning in mind, Hardwood Ski and Bike wants to make mountain biking accessible to anyone regardless of age. There are trails for every level and ability and lessons/programs in place for everyone from beginners to elite athletes. Kids can enjoy the Radical Riders program or Camp Hardwood while adults can enjoy a Ride Better Clinic, Women’s Clinics, or Gear Up program. With biking and non-biking activities at the resort, the whole family can have an awesome day outdoors at our facility. Included in the facility pass is the opportunity to play beach volleyball, and utilize the trails for orienteering, hiking, walking, and trail running. Hardwood welcomes small and large school and corporate groups for an outdoor adventure experience! Hardwood also has a café serving delicious meals and snacks, a service shop for all your rental, tune-up and repair needs, and a retail shop equipped with riding gear galore.
Open 7 days a week. See website for directions, hours of operation and prices.
The Lake Laurentian Conservation Area is a scenic natural area located about a 30 minute bicycle ride from downtown Sudbury. Easily accessible by bicycle, the area offers 2,415 acres (950 hectares) of protected green space. Imagine the remote tranquility of a wilderness setting, a man-made lake and pond, scenic lookouts, a self-guided nature trail, numerous wetland areas, hiking trails, bird watching areas, and snow shoeing and cross-country ski trails in winter. Our trails can be cycled on all year round on a fat bike, gravel bike or mountain bike. A popular cycling route that runs through the Lake Laurentian Conservation Area, along a section of the Trans Canada Trail and Moonlight Beach Trail, is the Lake Ramsey circle route. The Lake Laurentian Conservation Area offers the photographer, nature watcher, and recreationist boundless opportunity to experience the wilds.
Urbane Cyclist Worker Co-op encompasses a diverse community while sourcing quality products and providing professional service in an active, inclusive and innovative way. Our engaged employees and member-owners are committed to the building of a democratic workplace, sustainability, and playing a part in the larger human powered transportation movement that promotes the awesomeness of bicycles.