Bike Trails

	Minnesing Mountain Bike Trail This trail is graded "moderate" and is open from late June to the Canadian Thanksgiving Monday, as conditions permit. It includes sandy flats, rolling hills, muddy sections and everything between. Its four overlapping loops are 4.7km, 10.1km, 17.1km and 23.4.km in length. In winter, the trail is used for cross country skiing. Canisbay Campground (drive-in) provides a conveniently located base-camp, as no overnight camping is allowed along the trail.
	Old Railway Cross Bike Trail This trail is 10 km long and follows the old roadbed of the historic Ottawa, Arnprior, and Parry Sound Railway (built in 1895). Located at the trail's northwest end, are the Mew Lake and Lake of Two Rivers drive-in campgrounds. The Rock Lake and Coon Lake drive-in campgrounds are located near the trail's southeast end. The reknowned Booth's Rock Trail is at the very end of the bike trail The Kearney and Pog Lake drive-in campgrounds can access the trail's mid-point, by crossing the dam on the Madawaska River. The level grade of the Old Railway Bike Trail makes for a great way to spend a few hours, for young and old. Being graded as an "easy" bike trail, it provides the opportunity for a day's combined biking and hiking, with a packed lunch taken for a mid-day break.
	Byers Lake Mountain Bike Trail This mountain bike trail is 6.5 km long (13 km round trip) and is of moderate difficulty. It shares a parking lot for 20 vehicles (and vault toilets) with the High Falls Hiking Trail. This access point is about 10 km from Kingscote Lake. There's a 1 km side trail, providing access to Gut Rapids (a narrow scenic canyon on the York River).