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Cycling
Grab your bike to enjoy one of our many trails or rent a bike at Caledon Hills Cycling and Nordic Centre (Inglewood). Caledon offers a wide range of possibilities for the cycling enthusiast, we'd highly recommend:
Caledon Trailway
Distance - 36 km linear
Surface - 2 m wide gravel
Terrain - mostly flat trail
Fees - No Charge
Access points:
- Caledon East (parking and washrooms at Caledon Community Complex)
- Cheltenham
- Inglewood
- Ken Whillans Resource Management Area, Caledon*
- Horseshoe Hill Road north of Olde Base Line, Caledon
- Mount Hope Road south of Hwy 9, Caledon
Enjoy the Caledon Trailway as part of a larger ride. The trail is part of the new provincial cycling route from Northumberland to Niagara, the Greenbelt Route.
*Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) and the Town of Caledon permit those using the Caledon Trailway to access the parking lot during daylight hours at no charge. Admission fees apply to visitors using Ken Whillans Resource Management Area.
Albion Hills Conservation Area
If mountain bike trails are your thing, you can't go wrong with Albion Hills Conservation Area. Situated on 486 hectares (1,200 acres) of beautiful forest in the hills of Caledon, and open year round, Albion Hills offers some of the most spectacular mountain bike trails in southern Ontario.
Explore the beauty of the trails designed for riders of all ages and skill level. They've got it all:
- Over 40 kilometres of double-track and technical single-track trail
- Fast, rolling terrain and long down-hills
- Bike wash station
- Shower and washroom facilities
- Full-service campground and parking
- Enjoy the winter months exploring the trails with fat bikes, available to rent onsite
