Mountain biking and cycling enthusiasts will be thrilled with Thunder Bay's trails, roads and bike paths.
Mountain Biking
Thunder Bay has a great variety of trails for you to enjoy, from modern flow trails to old school rock tech. Trowbridge Forest is home to a diverse 22km singletrack trail system with a trail to satisfy every riding style. Those who love flow will be satisfied with Drift, a new machine built trail with lots of optional features to try. Head over to Snakes and Ladders or Otherside to navigate your way through Canadian shield rock tech and cedar bridges.
Bring the whole family out to warm up on the Prospector Skills Trail and Fool’s Gold before heading up Conveyor Belt into Shuniah Mines, the heart of the trails system.
Don’t forget to check out the endless miles of gravel riding and roads too.
Trowbridge Forest mountain biking trails
Trowbridge maps provided by Blacksheep Mountain Bike Club
Thunder Bay has over 56 kilometres of multi-use trails and over 42 kilometres of bike lanes and shared lanes. Multi-use trails are for all person-powered transportation: bikes, walkers, joggers, e-bikes, wheelchairs, and more. Bike lanes and shared lanes are on-road facilities for people on bikes.
Click here to view Thunder Bay's Active Transportation Network map.
Summer Cycling
Delta Hotels Thunder Bay is now offering e-bike rentals.
The City of Thunder Bay encourages Active Transportation and maintains a network of bike paths and recreational trails for cycling.
The Thunder Bay Cycling Club has identified and created maps of many popular road cycling routes. Explore the city and the winding, country roads in the area.
Winter Riding
As the snow starts to fall, the tires start to get wider; enter fat bikes. Thunder Bay is known throughout Canada and the Midwest U.S. as the ultimate Canadian destination for Fat Biking.
Read more about fat biking in and around Thunder Bay.
Ontario By Bike is the top cycling trip planning resource for day long or multi-day rides used by cyclists in Ontario. Cyclists of all types can access local and regional cycling maps, routes, experiences and over 1,680 certified bicycle-friendly accommodations, restaurants, cafes, attractions, visitor information centres and bike store locations across Ontario. www.ontariobybike.ca
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