Choose Your Adventure

World famous for its clear water, rich forests, and abundance of multi-use trail networks, the Simcoe County is a four-season playground offering swimming, skiing, road cycling, trail cycling, and boating. This stunning region is not only a haven for outdoor enthusiasts but also a treasure trove of natural beauty and cultural experiences.

Simcoe County is excited to highlight the following cycling routes within the region of North Lake Simcoe. From flat and family-friendly routes to a challenging and hill-filled 92k, we’ve got a lot to offer! Whether you’re a beginner looking for a leisurely ride or an experienced cyclist seeking a rigorous workout, you’ll find a route that suits your needs.

South Georgian Bay, located only 90 minutes north of Toronto, is considered one of Ontario’s most diverse regions. The southern shores of Georgian Bay give rise to the highest point of the Niagara Escarpment, offering breathtaking views and challenging climbs for road cyclists and gravel riders alike. This area is also home to the longest freshwater beach in the world at Wasaga Beach, perfect for a scenic ride along the shore.

In addition to its natural attractions, The Heart of Georgian Bay boasts a variety of cultural and historical sites accessible by bike. Explore the re-creation of the first European settlement in Ontario, visit a British Naval & Military Base from the War of 1812.

For those who prefer off-road adventures, Simcoe County offers some of the best single-track mountain biking trails in North America. From the Hardwood Ski and Bike Pan Am course to the locally maintained Simcoe County Mountain Bike Club (SCMBC) trails, there’s something for everyone, from beginners to die-hard enthusiasts.

Whether you’re cycling through lush forests, along serene lakeshores, or up challenging escarpments, Simcoe County offers an unparalleled cycling experience that combines natural beauty, diverse terrain, and rich cultural heritage.