Ontario Cycling Clubs

Ontario Cycling Clubs

Ontario has dozens of fantastic cycling clubs throughout the province. Clubs are welcoming to new members and are a fabulous way to learn new skills from experienced riders, explore new routes and destinations and most importantly make new friends and riding buddies!

  • Banded Goose Cycle Club – Kingsville – Banded Goose Cycle Club offers rides for all abilities, from more family friendly rides to more ‘serious’ and longer rides out of Kingsville in Essex County. Go For a ride, stay for a beer with Kingsville’s first ‘Brewery’ based Cycling club utilizing cycle sport asnd great beer to promote healthy socialization.
  • Eastside Riders Cycling Club – Windsor – The East Side Riders Cycling Club (ESR) is the largest Cycling Club in Essex County. The group is based in the Town of Tecumseh (just east of Windsor Ontario). The club is focused on developing road riders in the areas of fitness and performance but also provides rides for those who want to gain group riding experience or just enjoy to ride.
  • Lambton Outdoor Club – Lambton – Lambton Outdoor Club is a non profit organization that supports outdoor recreational activities in a manner that is non-destructive to the environment. Serves to bring together people of common interest in outdoor activities and provide opportunities to improve outdoor skills. Our Cycling group offers two levels of outings. Hares: for longer more difficult rides. Distance: 60-80 km, Duration:5 hrs approx. Easy Riders: for shorter easier rides. Distance: 20-40 km, Duration: 4 hrs approx
  • London Centennial Wheelers – London – The London Centennial Wheelers was founded in 1967 by a group of local cyclists with considerable racing experience. The ongoing focus is in touring and road racing, while many present members are involved in mountain bike racing, cyclocross and triathlons; other members are recreational cyclists who like to push themselves to go a little faster.
  • London Cycling Club – London – The London Cycling Club is a volunteer-based non-profit organization for recreational bicycling in the London region and have been in operation since 1971. They value the health, lifestyle and social aspects of cycling.
  • Railway City Cycling Club – Riding out of and around St. Thomas and Elgin County, the club has a diverse membership base with a variety of rides to suit different cyclists.
  • Rocket Mountain Biking Club – Windsor – The Rockets are a non-profit mountain bike (MTB) club based in southwestern Ontario, Canada with members from Essex and Kent counties and southeastern Michigan, USA. They host weekly fun rides, training rides, fun races and hold an 8-hour relay citizen event for charity.
  • Silver Spokes Cycling Club – The Club was founded as the Norfolk Cycling Club in 1939 by Albert Coulier (Schelstraete) and now operates as the Silver Spokes Cycling Club. We offer regularly scheduled group rides that cater to various level of cyclists throughout the week and weekends. Those rides are primarily based out of Delhi, Courtland, Simcoe (Hay Creek), Tillsonburg areas. Over the years the club has enjoyed a very active group of cyclists and welcomes new members. Come on out and join us anytime!
  • Turkey Point Mountain Bike Club – In 2011, a group of like-minded cyclists founded The Turkey Point Mountain Bike Club. The purpose was to promote mountain biking in Norfolk and strive to create and maintain a trail network in the Turkey Point crown lands. The group maintains about 90km of single track trails and has a modest annual membership fee, with members all across Southwestern Ontario. The club’s trails cross lands within Turkey Point Provincial Park, LongPoint Region Conservation Authority, as well as various private lands/farms in the area.
  • Woodstock Cycling Club – Woodstock – The Woodstock Cycling Club offers annual memberships which give members full access to “The Pines”, a private mountain biking facility located outside of Woodstock. The club offers something for everyone with weekly run rides for road and mountain bikers.

  • Amici per la Vita Niagara Cycling Club – A cycling club based in Niagara Falls, Canada, open to cyclists throughout the Niagara region.
  • Energy Cycling Club – St. Catharines – The Energy Cycling Club (ECC) is a volunteer-based non-profit organization for recreational bicycling. Young and old, their members are from St. Catharines and adjoining communities. We run weekly club rides; build trails for trail riding & love to encourage local cycling.
  • Forza Niagara – Niagara
  • Niagara Bikefit Sunflowers – Niagara – Niagara’s only mountain biking club exclusively for women. The Bikefit Sunflowers are a group of women from all over Niagara who love to mountain bike. From fun and social to fast and challenging, we have rides for everyone.
  • Niagara Freewheelers – Niagara – “The Nicest Bunch of People on Two Wheels”, the Freewheelers promote and encourage recreation and utilitarian bicycling primarily in and around the Niagara Region.
  • St. Catharines Cycling Club – The St. Catharines Cycling Club has a 40 plus year history as a hotbed of cycling talent. The Club offers several organized rides throughout the week and hosts a one of the oldest races in Ontario called the Niagara Classic.
  • Shorthills Cycling Club – Port Colbourne – The ShortHills Cycling Club is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to promote mountain biking, trail building, sustainable trail access and maintenance of trails on which mountain bikers ride. The goal as a Club is to promote all aspects of mountain biking throughout the Niagara Region and Southern Ontario.

  • Ancaster Velo – Ancaster – They offer a friendly environment for structured group road riding where cyclists can improve their cycling skills and fitness, and enjoy cycling by associating with other cyclists.
  • Brant Cycling Club – The Brant Cycling Club is a grass-roots, volunteer based non profit organization founded with the goal of enhancing the cycling culture in the Brantford / Brant area. Focussing on bringing cyclists together through group rides and other events, introducing children to cycling with a youth mountain bike program, advocating for cycling friendly policies and infrastructure, and developing and maintaining mountain bike trails.
  • Halton Outdoor Club – The Halton Outdoor Club is a not-for-profit club whose activities include cycling from May through October. Club volunteers lead rides on Saturdays and Sundays and some weekdays, mostly rail trails in Hamilton, Niagara, Brantford or Caledon. Also, regular weekly Friday night rides takes place on the trails in North Oakville.
  • Hamilton Burlington Mountain Biking Association (HBMBA) – Working with community partners to maintain and improve a sustainable network of off-road cycling trails across the Hamilton and Burlington region. The voice for mountain biking in the area. The club also offers family memberships through their so-called Grom Squad. An inclusive group of riders with the goal of getting young cyclists into mountain biking.
  • Hamilton Cycling Club – Founded in 1881, the Hamilton Cycling Club is an amateur club in Hamilton, Ontario with more than 130 members. They are active in road racing, mountain biking, time trials, hill climbs, track cycling, cyclocross…and having fun.
  • Milton Bicycle Club – Sporting group riding out of Milton, with group rides of varied levels and speeds for experienced cyclists.
  • Oakville Cycling Club – Oakville – The Oakville Cycling Club offers a friendly environment for recreational road riding, training, touring and cyclocross. The OCC is Halton’s cycling club. No club offers a wider selection of rides throughout the western GTA: Oakville, Burlington, Milton, Halton Hills and beyond.

  • Cambridge Cycling Club – CCC promotes all types of cycling including road, gravel & mountain biking in and around Cambridge and surrounding regions. Open to casual, intermediate and advanced cyclists of all levels, the CCC also promotes and advocates for cycling safety, camaraderie, social aspect and general support of cyclists.
  • Cycle Waterloo – Hosting events in area including Kitchener Grand Prix and Criterium races, plus spring time ‘Steaming Nostril’ race.
  • Cycle Stratford – Stratford – Bicycle club in Stratford, Ontario for individuals and families who enjoy cycling. We support cycling for recreation and for transportation. Our members enjoy many benefits, including scheduled rides, special events, local retailer discounts and active transportation advocacy in the City.
  • Crimps Cycling Club – Guelph – “Come for A Ride” – This club offers rides for all cyclists from beginners to competitive riders in Guelph, Ontario.
  • G2G Cycling Club – A recreational cycling club, giving our great big G2G community the chance to meet up with other passionate cyclists and explore the G2G rail trail and surrounding region together!
  • GORBA – Guelph – The Guelph Road Off-Bicycle Association (GORBA) is the largest group in Guelph dedicated to the needs of off-road cyclists.
  • Guelph Cycling Club – Established in 2004, Guelph-based cycling club aimed at providing a fun and safe environment for recreational road cyclists to enjoy group riding.
  • Randonneurs Ontario – Huron Chapter – Randonneurs Ontario is a long distance cycling club that promotes individual health and achievement with a non-competitive self-sufficient style of endurance road cycling. Cycling events are organized across the province, usually on weekends, on the club’s extensive network of bicycle routes that make the most of Ontario’s magnificent scenic countryside.
  • Waterloo County Wanderers – Waterloo – The WCW a non-profit, non-competitive, recreational cycling club that meets every Tuesday and Thursday from the mid April until the end of September. Located in Kitchener-Waterloo they ride primarily on paved roads in Waterloo County (though some routes have gravel sections).
  • Waterloo Cycling Club – Waterloo – Road rides are the biggest rides this club organizes – with upwards of 80 people at the peak of the season. The WCC also manages the “WCC Trails” that have been in existence informally for several decades known as the HydroCut.

  • Beaches Cycling Club – Toronto – The Beaches Cycling Club(BCC), a community based cycling club with a main focus on networking avid cyclists in the community; allowing them to participate in well organized/safe group rides and inspire each other.
  • Bikes on Wheels – Toronto – Anyone is welcome so come join the fun! Meet ups at 6:30 am on Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at the Dundas shop (1612 Dundas St West) for 1.5 hour rides.
  • Brampton Cycling Club – Brampton – Founded in 1972, the Brampton Cycling Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and enjoying road riding in the western Greater Toronto Area (GTA). They have active touring and racing programs aimed at riders who are semi-serious to very serious about their riding, but not so serious that they don’t have a great time on the rides and at various social events that are sprinkled throughout the year!
  • Cabbagetown Cycling Club – Toronto – Cabbagetown Cycling Club is a community based group of advocates, racers, enthusiasts and commuters, with a mandate to promote safe cycling within the city of Toronto while developing a sense of community through weekly group rides, training/tech seminars and other social events.
  • Velocity Cycling Club – Toronto – Velocity Cycling Club is a group of enthusiastic cyclists who enjoy safe, well organized and at times spirited cycling, aiming to attract and educate less experienced riders by providing road safety education through their Ride Etiquette guidelines and through Ride Captain and fellow rider feedback. Velocity offers a variety of group rides each week with differences in pace, distance and intensity.
  • Credit Valley Cycling Club – Mississauga – Cycling unites, creates friendships and togetherness. It is a great way to keep in shape while having fun with others. Credit Valley Cycling Club is always looking for new members to join and become active participants in the club.
  • Darkhorse Flyers – Toronto – The Dark Horse Flyers Cycling Club has been involved with competitive and development cycling in Ontario since 2007. Through the participation of their members, they continue to push our limits on fun club rides, road races, charity rides and gran fondos.
  • D’Ornellas Cycling Club – Operates in the Toronto area, including Scarborough, Markham and Richmond Hill. Road bike club for enthusiasts and racers
  • Erace Cancer Cycling Team (La Bicicletta) – Toronto – This club races and raises money from Camp Oochigeas a program that provides very special programs for kids who are sick with cancer.
  • Etobicoke Cycling Club – Etobicoke – Road riding is this club’s primary focus but have been known to ride cyclocross and mountain bikes too! Rides rarely last more than a few hours.
  • Full Throttle Cycling Club – Brampton – Based out of Brampton, this club welcomes members from any region. Whether you are a serious competitive cyclist, recreational rider, or simply in it for fitness and health, their coaching and camaraderie will inspire and encourage you to be the best that you can be.
  • Lapdogs Cycling – Toronto – The LapDogs Cycling Club is all about riding with “like-minded” people. Volunteer run and organized, their club rides focus on riding together, having fun and connecting with new people who share a passion for cycling.
  • Morning Glory Cycling Club – Toronto – Based out of Toronto, this club focuses primarily on road riding and welcomes members from throughout the GTA.
  • Mississauga Bicycle Racing Club (MBRC) – This club is an incorporated, non-profit, member run organization located in Mississauga, Ontario. The MBRC organizes regular weekend group rides, a special Learn to Race course, as well as other bicycling related and social activities. We are mainly a road riding club promoting bicycle group riding and road racing for recreation.
  • Mississauga Mountain Biking Association (MMBA) – Mississauga’s first and only dedicated mountain biking association advocating for local trail stewardship amd working to increase the awareness of the sport locally, growing the community.
  • Randonneurs Ontario – Toronto Chapter – Randonneurs Ontario is a long distance cycling club that promotes individual health and achievement with a non-competitive self-sufficient style of endurance road cycling. Cycling events are organized across the province, usually on weekends, on the club’s extensive network of bicycle routes that make the most of Ontario’s magnificent scenic countryside.
  • Toronto Bicycling Network – Toronto  – TBN is the largest recreational cycling club in the Greater Toronto Area and offers plenty of cycling activities for riders of all levels. TBN also organizes a variety of other activities that include hiking, cross-country skiing, ice-skating and weekend excursions.
  • Toronto Bicycle Club – Toronto – The Toronto Bicycle Club is known as the “friendliest, most enjoyable and as a truly sociable bicycle club”. They provide a wide range of cycling and social activities such as Tuesday Night and Friday Night riding tours, Sunday Road or Mountain Bike rides and our very popular weekend excursions.
  • TRAILBLAZERS Tandem Cycling Club – The TRAILBLAZERS Tandem Cycling club, a Registered Charity, has been inoperation since Summer 1986. The recreational cycling club with a twist gives people who are partially sighted, blind and deaf-blind the opportunity to cycle with sighted volunteers on a tandem (bicycles built for two).
  • Wild Betty’s Women’s Mountain Biking Club – Toronto – Wild Betty’s is a women’s only mountain bike club. Members are of all ages and abilities who love to mountain bike. Their club rides are fun and non-competitive, and provide an opportunity for us to grow as mountain bikers.

  • B1 EVO Cycling Club – Aurora – B1 EVO Cycling Club now offers 5 scheduled rides per week for all abilities from beginner social rides to criterium like courses where you will be challenged but always have an opportunity to get back in the group.
  • BikeSports Cycling Club – Aurora – The BikeSports Cycling Club is a fun and energetic cycling club with deep roots to the sport that sees new faces join every year. They provide an environment that offers encouragement and never ending tips on how to improve yourself as a rider.
  • Bike Asylum Cycling Club – Stouffville – The Bike Asylum Cycling Club is based out of Stouffville, Ontario, and caters to road and mountain bikers of all ages and abilities. They have three to four weekly road rides and monthly mountain bike group rides, as well as clinics and tech sessions.
  • Caledon Cycling Club – Caledon – The Caledon Cycling Club (CCC) was created in 1998 specifically for mountain bike riders. Their location in the Caledon area offers their members quick access to a large network of local mountain bike trails.
  • Clarington Cycling Club – A popular 55+ club that is open to residents of Durham Region. Club rides include a more leisurely pace with lots of interesting stops, towns and destinations. The season starts with 20 to 30km rides and progress through the season to 50 to 80km with an emphasis on small group rides and safety.
  • Durham Mountain Biking Association- Durham Region – Durham Mountain Biking Association is a non-profit association whose mission is to create, enhance and preserve trail opportunities for mountain bikers in Durham and York Regions.
  • Durham Cycling Club – Durham Region – A cycling club that focuses on fitness and social camaraderie and accommodates many levels of cyclists in our tours of Durham Region.
  • King-Vaughan Cycling Club – Motivated by the passion for sport and bounded by camaraderie, the King-Vaughan Cycling Club offers a friendly environment for cyclists of all levels to improve their skills and get fit.
  • Newmarket Eagles Cycling Club – Newmarket – If YOU like to ride a bike, and would like the company of some of the best roadies North of the city, YOU need to be in this club!
  • Oshawa Cycling Club – Durham – Recreational touring throughout Durham Region. The club caters to a wide range of age and experience levels with regularly scheduled rides on weekdays and weekends.
  • Uxbridge Cycling Club (Uxbridge) – The Uxbridge Cycling Club (UCC) is a recreational road cycling club for riders of all abilities, where fun and fitness are our primary objectives. Affiliated with the OCA.
  • Team Cannoli Cycling Club – This is a group of passionate cyclists dedicated to training hard, encouraging each other and supporting good causes. They have weekly rides and participate in both local and international cycling events
  • Team Revolution – York Region – Team Revolution is a dedicated group of riders of all levels riding to raise money for the new Humber River Regional Hospital. Riding out of York Region, the team is proud to have already committed $1,000,000 to the hospital.
  • Veloforte Cycling Club – The Veloforte Cycling Club is based in Vaughan and registered with the Ontario Cycling Association. We are weekend road warriors that ride from the heart of Vaughan to Lake Simcoe, Caledon, Barrie, Markham and more destinations.
  • Vento Cycling Club – The Veneto Cycling Club is a local club that organizes weekly rides departing from the Veneto Centre in Woodbridge, Ontario. With rides for all levels of riding ability, the club travels through York Region, North Brampton and Caledon.

  • Barrie / Simcoe Cycling Club – Simcoe County – This club is designed by cyclists for cyclists, who love to ride and want all of their members to continue to enjoy the benefits of being part of this awesome club.
  • Collingwood Cycling Club – Collingwood – The club wishes to bring create a structure of rides and events that promotes safe and courteous cycling while fostering the development of riders all ages and abilities.
  • Mountainview Cycling Club – Midland – The club is a group of local enthusiasts dedicated to cycling, who host weekly group rides, clinics, and opportunities to compete in mountain biking events.
  • Owen Sound Cycling Club – Owen Sound  – The Owen Sound Cycling Club actively promotes all types of bicycling in and around the southern Georgian Bay region. The club and its members pursue and participate in both road and off road cycling events.
  • Randonneurs Ontario – Simcoe / Muskoka Chapter – Randonneurs Ontario is a long distance cycling club that promotes individual health and achievement with a non-competitive self-sufficient style of endurance road cycling. Cycling events are organized across the province, usually on weekends, on the club’s extensive network of bicycle routes that make the most of Ontario’s magnificent scenic countryside.
  • Simcoe County Mountain Bike Club – Simcoe County – This club aioms to build & maintain recreational ​mountain bike trails for mountain bikers in Simcoe County.

  • Cobourg Cycling Club – Cobourg  – The aim of the club is to promote bicycling as an aid to general fitness and to promote and organize for members and non-members cycling events such as short and long distance touring and safety clinics.
  • Ganaraska Freewheelers – Northumberland – Ganaraska Freewheelers enjoy the social aspects of cycling with other people in a non-competitive environment.
  • Kawartha Cycling Club – Lindsay – This club offers the benefits of experienced and enthusiastic riding companions in a welcoming environment.
  • Northumberland Hills Cycling Club – Cobourg – The recreational culture of this club attracts cyclists of all sorts: recreational riders, experienced racers, beginners both young and old, utilitarian cyclists, and those just wanting to keep fit.
  • Peterborough Cycling Club – Peterborough  – The Peterborough Cycling Club is a locally-based volunteer run non-profit organization and offers rides to its members on most days of the week.

  • Bloomfield Bicycle Club – Bloomfield – This club is a loose organization of a bunch of cycling fools that like to ride and do bike like things together. Everyone is welcome to join with membership is only $25.
  • Bay of Quinte Adventure Cycling Club, aka bayofquinte.bike is a gravel and adventure route library that offers RWGPS club membership so that riders can access both self-guided routes and guided events and rides.
  • Cornwall Cycling Club – For riders of all different levels, offering a variety of social rides, high tempo rides, coffee rides and gravel rides, to help develop cycling in Cornwall and to have fun.
  • Cornwall Outdoor Club de Plein Air – A non-profit club where like-minded people and the great outdoors come together, where adventure and challenge meets friendship and camaraderie, and where respect and appreciation embraces our natural environment. Cycling events offer 4 levels of difficulty (1 – even grade; 2 – medium grade, 3 – steep grade, and 4 – experienced).
  • Kingston Velo Club – Kingston – The KVC is a recreational cycling club and provides a range of cycling experiences for people with different levels of skill and fitness.
  • Quinte Cycling Club (QCC) – Quinte Area – The Quinte Cycling Club (QCC) is a group of recreational cycling enthusiasts, predominantly retirees, who enjoy both the outdoors and the social aspect of cycling in the Quinte area. For more information email – Quintecyclingclub@outlook.com

  • Bike Race Ottawa – Bike Race Ottawa is a club that organizes Ottawa’s longest-running bike race: the Preston Street Criterium, held each summer on Fathers’ Day.
  • Cross Canada Cycle Tour Society – Ottawa Chapter – Providing an opportunity for cyclists of varying abilities to enjoy a pleasant outdoor activity, to socialize, have fun and keep active and healthy with weekday rides.  The club emphasizes road safety and practice the PACCC philosophy: Predictability, Anticipation,Cooperation, Courtesy, Communication within the group as well as with other road users.
  • Kanata-Nepean Bicycle Club – Based out of Kanata, this club promotes cycling that ventures both within and beyond the area serviced by the existing network of recreational pathways around Ottawa. They emphasize the social, recreational, utilitarian, adventure and fitness aspects of cycling without undue emphasis on athletic or competitive cycling.
  • Ottawa Bicycle Club – The OBC offers a range of cycling programs which appeal to a range of cyclists from novice to experienced riders. Events vary from relaxed country tours with picnic lunches to fast-action road racing.
  • Ottawa Mountain Bike Association – The Ottawa Mountain Bike Association (OMBA) hosts weekly group rides, events including movie nights, trail building workshops and trail repair days and a fall Decathlon to name a few.
  • Randonneurs Ontario – Ottawa Chapter – Randonneurs Ontario is a long distance cycling club that promotes individual health and achievement with a non-competitive self-sufficient style of endurance road cycling. Cycling events are organized across the province, usually on weekends, on the club’s extensive network of bicycle routes that make the most of Ontario’s magnificent scenic countryside.

  • Almonte Bicycle Club – Lanark County – Almonte Bicycle Club runs a full spectrum of bicycling activities ranging from leisurely Sunday social rides on the road to provincial level championship races off road, organised on a non-profit basis by a dedicated group of volunteers.
  • Beachburg Off-Road Cycling Association – Renfrew County – BORCA is a not-for-profit association comprised of local outdoor enthusiasts, who’s goal it is to develop multi-use, non-motorized recreational trails within the Whitewater Township.
  • Haliburton Real Easy Ryders Cycling Club – Haliburton – The aim of the club is to promote recreational cycling and provide a social atmosphere through picnics, BBQs and potluck lunches. The club rides every Tuesday and Friday from May to October and enjoys a cycling trip out of the County every spring and fall.
  • Ottawa Valley Mountain Bike Association – Pembroke – he Ottawa Valley Mountain Bike Association (OVMBA) is a not-for-profit trail riding, development, and advocacy group comprised of enthusiastic Valley mountain bikers.

  • Huntsville Mountain Bike Association – Riding, developing and maintaining a series of trails near Huntsville including Hidden Valley and Lance’s Loop.
  • Muskoka Cycling Club – Muskoka – A series of group rides organized weekly from Hunstville, Gravenhurst and Bracebridge.
  • Muskoka Off Road Cycling Association – Muskoka – Developing and sustaining new and existing trails within Muskoka, promoting a positive bicycle culture, and enabling progression within the sport.
  • Randonneurs Ontario – Simcoe / Muskoka Chapter – Randonneurs Ontario is a long distance cycling club that promotes individual health and achievement with a non-competitive self-sufficient style of endurance road cycling. Cycling events are organized across the province, usually on weekends, on the club’s extensive network of bicycle routes that make the most of Ontario’s magnificent scenic countryside.

  • The Sault Cycling Club – Sault Ste. Marie – The Sault Cycling Club has over 100 members and organizes weekly events for road, mountain, fat biking, cyclocross and touring enthusiast. Visitors are welcome to join events or contact the club for information on riding opportunities in the area.
  • Walden Mountain Bike Club – Sudbury – The Club has over 150 members and organizes weekly group rides and events for mountain biking in the summer and fat biking in the winter. The Club maintains a system of 12km of single track trails at the Naughton Trail Centre in the west end of Greater Sudbury. Visitors to the City are welcome to join group rides, events or contact the club for information on riding opportunities in the area.
  • Wolfpack Racing – The Wolfpack Racing is a side club of the Walden Mountain Bike Club in Sudbury, focusing explicitly on road-cylcing. Training and coaching for all age groups interested in competitive cross-country cycling is offered through weekly training rides.
  • Sudbury Cycling Club – The Sudbury Cycling Club is Sudbury’s major on-road cycling club focusing on road-racing. The club organizes training sessions twice a week from April until September and heads out for group rides on the weekend about six times a year.
  • North Bay Mountain Bike Association – The club’s main focus lies on maintaining existing and building new trails around the North Bay Area. A $35 membership supports the club with their goals and offers discounts at designated bike shops in Thunder Bay. The Club also organizes various events and youth programs.
  • Black Sheep Mountain Bike Club – Thunder Bay’s mountain bike club is heavily involved in building and maintaining trails in the Shuniah Mines and Trowbridge Forest Area. The club runs various events, races and rides on a regular basis that can be found on their website.
  • Thunder Bay Cycling Club – This club’s focus lies all on road-cycling in and around Thunder Bay. The club organizes time trial events and once a week during the summertime. Members can also participate in cyclo-cross and touring rides that are organized by the club.

If you wish to have your club added to this list for free, please send an email to info@ontariobybike.ca.

Each year we feature cycling clubs in Ontario in our annual Cycling in Ontario/Le velo en Ontario guide. See 2020 – 2019 – 2018 editions.

Photo Credits: Richard Oldfield, Oshawa Cycling Club