Muskoka and Algonquin

• Kirby`s Beach – A 13km ‘out and back’ recreational route from Bracebridge with few rolling hills. A family friendly ride to the public beach, washroom facilities, and change rooms at Kirby’s Beach.
• Beaumont Stagecoach – A 15km recreational loop suitable for hybrid or mountain bikes with a dirt road section and one large hill. Starting and ending in Bracebridge.
• Wilson Falls – This 16km ‘out and back’ recreational route is best suited for hybrid or mountain bikes. The midway point is Wilson’s Falls, one of the most scenic on the north branch of the Muskoka River.
• Brew & Beach Tour – This ‘out and back’ recreational route can be customized to a 9km ride, 25km ride, or a 40km return trip. Starting in Bracebridge, stop at Muskoka Brewery for a brewery tour (4.5km each way), or take a break at public beach near Taboo Muskoka Resort for a swim (12.5km each way).
• High Falls Loop – A 27km recreational loop from Bracebridge to Hills Falls, with plenty of nice spots to stop along the way.
• Bracebridge Cycling Route #1 – At 27km, this route starts and ends in Bracebridge, with views of three spectacular waterfalls; Bracebridge Falls, Muskoka Falls and High Falls.
• Cedar Lane to High Falls – A 34km ‘out and back’ recreational route starts from Bracebridge and is a perfect picnic ride with picnic tables and portable washrooms at High Falls.
• Grav Wharf – This 39km ‘out and back’ recreational route is ideal for riding between Bracebridge and Gravenhurst. Enjoy the public beach at Gull Lake Rotary Park with public washrooms on site. Ride to Muskoka Wharf before returning.
• Bracebridge Cycling Route #2 – This 55km route starts and ends in Bracebridge, with a short optional detour to the Huckleberry Rock Lookout Trail with stunning views of Lake Muskoka.
• Muskoka Lakes Cycling Route #1 – Starting and ending in the charming village of Windermere, this 63km route explores Muskoka countryside with rolling hills, farmland and barns. Finish the ride off with views of Lake Rosseau.

Gravenhurst & Georgian Bay Area

• Georgian Bay Cycling Route #1 – This 21km route begins in MacTier, and makes its way around the shorelines of Lake Joseph before returning with views across Stewart Lake.
• Muskoka Beach – A scenic 25km ‘out and back’ recreational route from Gravenhurst to the lovely public beach near Taboo Muskoka Resort. Stretch it a bit further to Muskoka Brewery and take a brewery tour.
• Gravenhurst Cycling Route #1 – At 55km, this route starts and ends at Muskoka Wharf in Gravenhurst and explores Muskoka’s countryside and a number of small hamlets.
• Georgian Bay Cycling Route #2 – Starting and ending in Port Severn, this 65km route explores the Honey Harbour area with spectacular Georgian Bay shorelines. Ride out towards the Big Chute, the only marine railway of its kind in North America.
• Gravenhurst Cycling Route #2 – Starting and ending near the spectacular Muskoka Wharf in Gravenhurst, this 100km loop will test endurance, but takes cyclists past lakes, waterways and the surrounding countryside. Note: Hwy 169 can be busy and there is 200m on Hwy 11 to get across Severn River.
• Muskoka Lakes Cycling Route #2 – Starting and ending in Bala, Ontario’s cranberry capital, head north on this 95km loop with two significant climbs.

Huntsville & Area

• Huntsville Cycling Route #1 – Starting and ending in Huntsville, the Old Ferguson Road Cycling Route is a 14km ride and is considered an easier ride suitable for recreational riders.
• Britannia Loop – This 34km training route begins and ends at Algonquin Outfitters in Huntsville and while shorter in distance it makes it up in hills. White House Loop – Stretch the Britannia Loop a little further on a 46km training route from Huntsville.
• Lake Vernon Loop – A 40km training loop out of town out of Huntstville takes cyclists around Lake Vernon to the west and back into Huntsville along Muskoka Rd 3. Also consider Lake Vernon Loop 2 a shorter . 33km training route loop around Lake Vernon
• Port Sydney Loop – A 44km training loop heads south out of Huntsville on Brunel Rd past the Brunel Lift Locks and around the south end of Mary Lake and into Port Sydney before heading north back to Huntsville.
• Lake of Bays Cycling Route #2 – This 69km route starts off Hwy 60 at the northern edge of Fairy Lake. Enjoy a scenic ‘out and back’ route with plenty of rolling hills and lake views. Park in the parking lot beside the fire hall.
• Lake of Bays Cycling Route #1 – Starting and ending in Dwight, this 73km route circumnavigates one of Muskoka’s famous lakes, passing through Dorset, Baysville and Dwight. While in Dorset, turn off of Hwy 35 onto Dorset Scenic Tower Rd to see one of Muskoka’s best lookouts.
• Rosseau Out and Back – This 75km training route heads west from Huntsville into Rosseau before heading back. The route has some decent climbs totalling 845m.
• Skeleton Lake Loop – A 90km training route that heads west out of Huntsville to the community of Rosseau and back south around Skeleton Lake.
• Muskoka 70.3 Ironman – A 94km training loop that follows the Muskoka 70.3 Ironman route and begins and ends at Deerhurst Resort and climbs over 1,100m.
• Dwight to Huntsville – A 115km training route begins at the Dwight Municipal Office and takes the long way back to Huntsville.
• Huntsville to Lake Rosseau Loop – A 118km training loop that climbs over 1,400m and takes cyclists through Huntsville, Rosseau, Minett, Port Carling, Windermere, and Utterson.