CN Trail

CN Cycling Trail

A collection of 2 cycling routes.

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Looking for a chill off‑road spin? The CN Cycling Trail is mostly path, with just a few short links on quiet roads and a small pedestrian area. Expect unpaved and gravel surfaces for long stretches, so wider tires are your friend.

Elevation is gentle overall, making it a nice cruise without big climbs. Ride any section as an out‑and‑back or stitch together a longer day—there’s no fixed start or finish, so you can hop on wherever it’s convenient.

Great for gravel bikes, MTBs, and sturdy hybrids. After rain, some bits can get soft or muddy. Bring water and a basic repair kit, since services can be sparse right on the trail. Keep an eye out for crossings and other users, and enjoy a mostly car‑free route that’s made for easy exploring.

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Duration: 26 km
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Avg. speed: 81 m
Ascent: 46 m
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CN Cycling Trail

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CN Trail: Renfrew to Arnprior

Cycling route in Renfrew, Ontario, Canada

Spin the CN Trail from Renfrew to Arnprior, a roughly 24 km mostly path ride on the old rail corridor. Expect long straight stretches, packed gravel with some rough patches, and gentle grades. Start near Renfrew's Bonnechere River and roll east to Arnprior by the Madawaska and Ottawa rivers. It's q…

23.9 km
Distance: 81 m
Ascent: 39 m
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Renfrew Millennium Trail

Cycling route in Renfrew, Ontario, Canada

Short, easy spin on Renfrew’s Millennium Trail. Start and finish in town on a mostly gravel path with a touch of quiet road. It’s flat and nearly traffic-free—great for families, beginners, or a quick warm-up. Around 2 km with small-town scenery and a relaxed pace.

2.1 km
Distance: 0 m
Ascent: 7 m
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