Cycling in Brockville
Your starting point for scenic cycling in the 1000 Islands
There’s no better way to experience Brockville than on two wheels! With scenic waterfront paths and quiet, tree-lined routes, cycling here is all about slowing down and taking it all in. Whether you’re here for a quick ride or a full-day adventure, the journey is just as beautiful as the destination.
Brock Trail
Right in the heart of the city, the Brock Trail offers an easy, scenic ride suited for all ages and skill levels. This paved pathway winds through Brockville’s waterfront and green spaces, connecting local favourites like Blockhouse Island, Hardy Park, and the historic railway tunnel.
As a multi-use trail, you’ll be sharing the path with walkers, runners, and other trail users making it a welcoming, community-focused space to explore at a relaxed pace.
Thousand Islands Parkway
For those looking to go a little further, the 1000 Islands Parkway delivers one of the most scenic cycling experiences in Ontario. This fully paved, mostly traffic-free trail winds along the St. Lawrence River, offering stunning views of islands, coves, and open water.
Along the Parkway, you’ll find picnic spots, beaches, charming villages, and plenty of places to stop and soak it all in.
Photo Credit: Parks of the St. Lawrence website
Brockville Tourism Bike Rentals
Don’t have a bike? No problem. New bike rentals are coming soon to the Brockville Tourism Visitor Information Centre, making it even easier to explore the city and surrounding trails! Stay tuned for details. Your next ride is just around the corner