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Where to mountain bike in and around Toronto. Mountain bike trail options in Toronto are actually more plentiful than the beginner rider might imagine. Likely a function of our plentiful ravines, it's possible to get surprisingly good hour-long rides in without leaving the city. Offering a mix of single track, ridge trails, and even a few North Shore-style ramps, the Don Valley is the most popular option for those who live downtown, but the trails around Etobicoke Creek and the northern end of the Humber Valley are relatively short rides away. Beyond the city, there's no shortage of more extensive trail systems — both public and private — within about a 45 minute drive or so. Many of these are located at skill hills or conservation areas and host Ontario Cycling Association OCA races throughout the year. Accessed from a variety of points, including the railway crossing at Pottery Road and the driveway south of Nesbitt on the Bayview Extension, this is a network of trails. Two longer ones do, however, stick out from the rest.

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Previous Page Next Page. Post Message. Author Message. Jesse, have you, or do you know anyone that's ridden the steep chute near the intersection of Fruitloop and Boomerang? That thing is wild.

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RSD Bikes has only been up and running since , but our pedigree stretches back about 25 years, when we first started riding hardtail mountain bikes, and were hooked from day one. Like our riding abilities, our expectations and expertise as a mountain bike manufacturer grew in our first few seasons.

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I Rode to Canada: NYC to the Border on the Empire State Trail

It was towards the end of that the trail was completed, and so opened the longest multi-use trail in the nation. Fitness, food, and logistics. Fitness was the biggest of the three and training started gradually from March. I was fortunate to have my former Ironman coach prepare me for this ride.

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