Route 9 Cycle Route

This route links Wiarton and Lion’s Head. It passes by the Free Ride Park, a 300 acre forest area, where trails incorporate natural topography (rock drop offs) and man-made features (teeter-totters and suspension bridges).

From forested paths, historic railway routes, open spaces covered with wildflowers and boardwalks along the water's edge, the Trails of Georgian Bay have something for everyone. Whether you are interested in taking a leisurely stroll or a challenging hike, cycling, cross-country skiing or canoeing you will find just the right route in one of the Trails of Georgian Bay.

By looking at any one of the trails listed on this site, you will be able to plan your ideal outdoor adventure. Under each of the trail headings, you will see details about the trail - length, difficulty, trail surface, the types of suitable activities and how to access each trail. You will also find a brief description of what you can expect to experience along the trail.

A number of the trails do not have any amenities along their routes and are only suitable for experienced and fit individuals. In planning your trip, you are responsible for ensuring that you match your level of fitness with the length and difficulty of the trail.

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This site is supported by a grant from the Ontario Ministry of Health Promotion Active 2010 Recreation Program, The Ministry of Natural Resources, The Ontario Trillium Foundation and trail users like you!