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lanarkcountytourism.ca 1.888.452.6275 Maple Syrup Capital of Ontario 6 Middleville Route 13 Matheson Drive & Code Road This intermediate route along 31 km of paved and gravel roadways features some For a shorter route along paved roads, this 18.8 km loop leaves from the Beckwith rolling hills and a great deal of lovely scenery. Explore historic treasures along the Street Bridge and heads out of town to Rosedale Road South into Montague Lanark County Township Digital Access way, such as the Middleville Museum, and the ghost town of Herron Mills on the Brook Trout Lake Trout Lake Whitefish Largemouth Bass Northern Pike Rock Bass Bullhead Township. When you head back into town, the route takes you into the park where Lake Map Pts Solake Rainbow Trout Smallmouth Bass Walleye Yellow Perch Other Species Clyde River. Park at the Lanark Highlands Municipal Office at 75 George Street in you can relax. 613-283-4124 (Town of Smiths Falls) Bottle Lanark Highlands X X Lanark Village. Washrooms are available when the office is open. 613-267-3200 Christie Tay Valley X X (Perth & District Chamber of Commerce) 14 Matheson Drive & Rosedale Road Clayton (Portion of) Mississippi Mills X Clyde Lanark Highlands 7 This 18.4 km route along paved roadways is the southern loop of Matheson Drive, X X McDonalds Corners taking you from the Beckwith Street Bridge out of town. Along the way you’ll Dalhousie Lanark Highlands X X This longer route along County Roads 12 and 8 offers some challenging hills and encounter the scenic Rideau Canal and Old Sly’s. Stop in at the Heritage House Darling Long Lanark Highlands X X scenic viewscapes as it passes by conservation areas, natural gems and lovely bed Museum. 613-283-4124 (Town of Smiths Falls) Dixon Lanark Highlands X X Cycling and breakfasts and retreats (where you might want to rest when you are done!). Mountain Biking Golfing Flower Round Lanark Highlands Lanark County is a cyclist’s paradise with its variety of routes suitable X Most of the 39.8 km route is paved, but there is some gravel. Park at the Lanark 15 Green Lanark Highlands X X to many different skill levels. The Canadian Shield lands provide great Highlands Municipal Office at 75 George Street in Lanark Village. Washrooms are Kilmarnock Route With the plethora of trails and landscapes throughout Lanark County, With its rolling and rugged hills to flat and fertile farmland mingling Joe Lanark Highlands X X available when the office is open. 613-267-3200 (Perth & District Chamber of Starting from the Beckwith Street Bridge, this 24.9 km route along paved roads training hills, while the flatter farmlands allow for speed – or a rest. there is no shortage of experiences for mountain-bike enthusiasts to with lakes, rivers and forests, Lanark County golf courses are gems Kerr Lake Lanark Highlands X X Commerce) follows Hwy. 43 to the Kilmarnock Road over the lock and past the beautiful apple All of this is nestled into some of the most gorgeous scenery anywhere enjoy. The Trans Canada and K&P are examples of several multi-use trails that offer something for every skill level. There are nine-hole Lavant Long Lanark Highlands X XX – a mix of rocks, forests, wetlands, meadows, lakes and rivers. There orchard. As you head back to town via the Jasper Road, you can return to Beckwith in the area offering long and shorter routes and a range of difficulty beauties tucked amid the rivers and highlands of the county, as Little Silver Tay Valley X X are plenty of towns, villages, hamlets, parks and conservation areas 8 Ferguson Falls Street or follow the path along the river in Lower Reach Park. 613-283-4124 Apparel, shoes (Town of Smiths Falls) levels. Some private resorts also offer access to trails for mountain biking well as 18-hole courses providing lots of challenge and spectacular Long Tay Valley X X to explore along the way. Come, visit and enjoy the perfect journey! This 24 km intermediate route along paved roads and through rolling landscapes Mississippi (Portion of) Beckwith by the public. Visit links to some of the listed trails or contact Lanark scenery. Be sure to check out the oldest nine-hole course in Canada X XX Online maps for routes 1-10 can be viewed at www.perthchamber.com/ showcases some fun stops along the way – including a gorgeous golf course, a Mississippi (Portion of) Drummond North Elmsley X X woolen shop, a campground on the Mississippi and a sugar bush operation near 16 Poonamalie Road and accessories cycling-route-maps/; maps for routes 11-16 can be found at www. County Tourism for info. 1-888-452-6275 www.lanarkcountytourism.ca (now extended to 18) in Perth. You’ll also find full-service facilities at Mississippi (Portion of) Mississippi Mills X XX the hamlet of Ferguson Falls. Park at the Lanark Highlands Municipal Office at 75 Combine biking and walking with this 17.6 km route along paved roads with rough smithsfalls.ca/public_docs/documents/SF%20Bike%20Map%20May many area courses, including driving ranges, practice greens, licenced Mississippi (Portion of) Mississippi Mills X XX George Street in Lanark Village. Washrooms are available when the office is open. and dirt patches. Depart from the Beckwith Street Bridge and head southwest on Calabogie Peaks Resort - 1-800-669-4861 Getting you out for Less! 17%20(4).pdf and for routes 17-22 are at www.mmbicyclemonth.ca clubhouses, full-course meals, refreshment golf carts, equipment Otty (Portion of) Tay Valley X X 613-267-3200 (Perth & District Chamber of Commerce) Lombard Street to Poonamalie Road. Visit the Poonamalie lockstation, where there Sport X - 613-284-1632 Paddy’s Lanark Highlands X XXX 1 is a short walking trail on the opposite side of the lock – a nice break before rentals, pro shops and lessons. It’s time for tee! Glen Tay Loop 23 Burnt Lands Mountain Bike Ride Park Lanark Highlands X X 9 heading back into Smiths Falls. 613-283-4124 (Town of Smiths Falls) This 15 km short, flat route along paved roadways is an excellent beginner route Town of Perth Tour Take an 18 km cycling trail adjacent to a fascinating natural gem in the area – the Burnt 1. Pakenham Highlands Golf Club - 613 624-5550 Perch Lanark Highlands X X that takes cyclists along the upper Tay River past heritage farmlands and through the Roll past Perth’s compelling sites on this easy, short route (that could be walked). Lands Alvar – which is an Area of Natural and Scientific Interest. The route starts from the 2. Brown’s Green Golf Course - 613-256-5401 Pike Tay Valley X scenic village of Glen Tay. Start from the Crystal Palace/Tay Basin in Perth, where you Start at the Big Ben monument in Code Park opposite Fiddleheads and meander 17 Birders on Bicycles traffic circle at the intersection of Appleton Side Road and Ramsay Concession 11A and 3. Mississippi Golf Club - 613-257-3396 Rideau (Big & Upper) Tay Valley X will find ample parking and washrooms. 613-267-3200 (Perth & District Chamber of through the downtown streets to learn a little about the town’s history and lots Leave from Mill St. in Almonte and cycle to where the birds are on this 18 km route features hard-packed gravel, standing water, mud and exposed bedrock. Stay on the trail 4. Carlbeck Golf & Country Club - 613-257-8623 Rideau (Lower & Big) Drummond North Elmsley/Tay Valley X XX Commerce) about the great shops, restaurants and facilities on offer. Park behind Fiddleheads. that mostly follows paved roads. The hamlet of Blakeney and Mill of Kintail are to avoid harming the fragile ecosystem. A map is available at www.bicyclemonth.ca. 5. Dalhousie Glen Golf Club - 613-278-2369 Rideau River Montague Washrooms are available in Code’s Mill atrium. 613-267-3200 (Perth & District XX 2 along this route, and be sure to check out the Almonte Waste Sanitation Ponds – 6. Blue Heron Golf & Country Club - 613-264-1062 Robertson Lanark Highlands Perth to Murphys Point Chamber of Commerce) X Challenge yourself with this 41.3 km route that takes you through the hilly terrain a great spot for birding. Parking is available in the market square. 7. Timber Run Golf Course - 613-259-5313 White (Portion of) Lanark Highlands X X (Mississippi Mills Bicycle Group) 8. Mapleview Golf & Country Club - 1-888-755-7552 marking Canadian Shield country from Perth to Murphys Point Provincial Park. Start 10 Woods Lanark Highlands X from the Crystal Palace/Tay Basin in Perth, where there is parking and washrooms. Westport 9. Perth Golf Course Links O’ Tay - 613-267-4504 Challenge yourself to this 87 km journey from Perth to Westport and back. This route 10. Beckwith Golf Club - 613-284-0688 Take a break or hike through the park. Buy some fresh local produce from farm stands on 18 18. Naismith Loop Long Lake follows paved roadway through farmland and Canadian Shield country and past 11. Donnybrooke Gold & Country Club - 613-283-7013 your way back to town. 613-267-3200 (Perth & District Chamber of Commerce) Start from the Mill of Kintail Conservation Area (where you can park) and take in Named for its shape, this lake is located in Tay Valley Township. Take Cty. Rd. 10 gorgeous lakes. Take a rest at scenic Narrows Lock on the UNESCO World Heritage 12. Juniper Fairways - 613-283-2252 south from Perth and turn right onto Cty. Rd. 14. Turn left onto Long Lake Road and 3 some area history at the museum before setting out on this 22 km ride through Harper to Balderson Site, the Rideau Canal.
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