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BikeThere are more than 350 km of mountain biking trails in the Highlands, all offering possibilities that range from beginner single-track trails to physically- and technically- challenging trails.
Routes have been designed for broad-tired bicycles such as hybrid, mountain or touring bikes, and a variety of paved routes along county roads and highways provide a different perspective. There are limited roads with shoulders here, so riders should exercise caution.
There are also trails, such as the Wildcat Trail, that treat riders to a variety of access road riding and wide, flat off-road trails.
Haliburton Forest and Wildlife Reserve, Nordic Inn Trails, Silent Lake Provincial Park and Algonquin South offer a good selection for bikers All sites have user fees, except for The Nordic Inn.
Haliburton Highlands Cycling Coalition
Are you interested in increasing the profile and voice of cycling in the Highlands? The newly formed Haliburton Highlands Cycling Coalition is a group dedicated to promoting safe and enjoyable cycling of all types, for all ages in Haliburton County. The mission of the HHCC is to represent the interests of the cycling public within the county, through promotion, advocacy, networking and increasing awareness. Become a member and add your voice! Please see the membership form below for an application or visit them at
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Paved shoulder information for cyclists
Road Cycling Routes
Cycling Coalition Membership
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