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Discover exciting activities to mix up your relaxing week in Sudbury and the Manitoulin Island area! Whether it's a rainy day or just a desire for adventure, there's plenty to explore. indoor attractions to scenic spots, you’ll find something to keep you entertained. Check out these options and make the most of your time in this beautiful region!

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Choose from a variety of challenging golf courses surrounded by scenic vistas and landscapes to suit everyone’s skill level and budget. Improve your swing at a driving range, or even challenge yourself, friends, or family to a fun game of mini-golf.

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Brookwood Brae – Ketchankookem Trail – Mindemoya, ON – (705)377-4979

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Cedar Green Golf Club – 100 Carr Ave., Garson ON – (705)560-1090

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Chelmsford Golf Course – 99 Golf Course Rd., Chelmsford ON – (705)855-0232

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Espanola Golf & Country Club – 309 Golf Club Rd., Espanola ON – (705)869-4729

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Forest Ridge Golf & Country Club – 3525 Forest Ridge Rd., Chelmsford ON – (705)855-8558

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Idylwylde Golf & Country Club – 400 Walford Rd., Sudbury ON – (705)522-8580

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Lively Golf Club – 305 Sixth Ave., Lively ON – (705)692-5502

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Manitoulin Golf – 25 Golf Course Rd., Gore Bay ON – (705)282-2282

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Monte Vista Golf Club – 2516 Hwy 69N – Val Caron ON – (705)588-3027

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Pine Grove Golf Club – 3767 Estaire Rd., Sudbury ON – (705)522-1622

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Rainbow Ridge Golf Course – 26B Clover Valley Rd., Manitowaning ON – (705)859-2990

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Stonehill Golf Club – 566 Silver Lake Rd., Sudbury ON – (705)523-2518

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Timberwolf Golf Club – 1930 Maley Dr., Garson ON – (705)524-9653

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Twin Stacks Golf Club – 84 Smelter Rd., Coniston ON – (705)694-2131

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Whether for sport or pleasure, biking or cycling in Sudbury is an affordable way to explore the city or non-motorized trails. There are plenty of routes year-round for all ages and abilities for your next outdoor adventure in Sudbury.

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Cycling & Biking - Discover Sudbury, ON

Discover Sudbury by bike! Whether for sport or pleasure, biking or cycling in Sudbury is an affordable way to explore the city or non-motorized trails. There are plenty of routes year-round for all ages and abilities for your next outdoor adventure in Sudbury. There are 10 trails supported by the Rainbow Routes Association that are included in the Trans Canada Trail (TCT). Some of the most popular cycling routes include: The Ramsey Lake Cycle Tour de Sudbury: A Scenic ride around Ramsey Lake on dedicated cycling trails as well as some beautiful sections of the Lake Laurentian Conservation Area. Hillfield Trail – TCT (2 km): A favourite for Lively residents, taking you from Hillcrest Park to Fielding Memorial Park Kelly Lake Trail – TCT: (4.5 km): Enjoy a great view of Kelly Lake and the Fielding Park bird sanctuary via boardwalks and hard packed trails. Lake Laurentian Conservation Area to Moonlight Beach – TCT (3.5 km): This great trail connects Moonlight Beach to Laurentian University, providing easy access to the beach for people adventuring from the South End. Martindale to Downtown – TCT (4.5 km): Follow the scenic route along Junction Creek into Downtown. Martindale Road to Tom Davis Square (3.2 km): Ending right in the heart of Downtown Sudbury, this is the perfect route to get into the downtown core. Rotary Park Trail (2.9 km): A safe and easy trail connecting New Sudbury to Downtown Vermillion River to Hillfield Trail – TCT (10 km): A longer paved trail that parallels Municipal Road 55 Popular Mountain Biking and Fat Biking destinations include: Kivi Park – A four-season park located in the South end of greater Sudbury which includes an extensive trail network for mountain biking, hiking, and fat biking. See Biking Routes and Maps Lake Laurentian Conservation Area – A four-season 950-hectare green space open daily for hiking, cycling, running, walking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. See trail maps. Rainbow Routes Association – A not-for-profit in Greater Sudbury with a mission to encourage health, adventure, connection to nature, and to promote and enhance the 30+ wilderness and urban non-motorized trails in the RRA trail network. See Urban Cycling Routes or Mountain Biking Routes Walden Mountain Bike Club – A not-for-profit club located in the West end of Greater Sudbury that is run by a volunteer Board of Directors affiliated with the International Mountain Bike Association. See Walden Trails. Cycling and Biking Resources: Adventure 365 Rentals at Kivi Park – Offering premium bike rentals in the Summer months and Fatbike rentals in the Winter months on-site at Kivi Park. Bike Sudbury – A local volunteer group that connects cyclists, works towards cycling enhancements to help making cycling safe and fun. Bike Sudbury has created community ride maps, which people can find using the Ride With GPS app. Ontario by Bike – Looking to explore more of Ontario by bike? Enjoy the 2021 Cycling in Ontario Guide filled with riding paths, day trips, and multi-day itineraries.

There are so many amazing Sudbury and Manitoulin Island hiking trails to explore. While you might know Sudbury as the “Nickel City”, it’s also frequently called the “City of Lakes”. With all of those lakes, there are many hiking trails and walking paths in Sudbury, too.

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Lake Laurentian Conservation Area is one of the best places to go hiking in Sudbury. There are numerous trails and it will take days to explore all of them. This peaceful, natural environment is only a 10 minute drive from downtown Sudbury, so you don’t need to travel far to experience the wilderness.

Onaping Falls and the A.Y. Jackson Lookout The A.Y. Jackson Lookout offers spectacular views of stunning Onaping Falls. This waterfall is like several waterfalls in one, as there are several cascades to see as you walk. Starting at the A.Y. Jackson Welcome Centre, admire the falls from the first lookout point.

Kivi Park is an all-season destination in Sudbury that’s a favourite among locals and visitors alike. You can go hiking, biking, skiing, and snowshoeing, depending on the season. During the spring, summer, and fall, there are several hiking trails at Kivi Park of varying lengths.

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Cup and Saucer – Michigiwadinong Trails - Located Twenty km west of Little Current, with ample parking and trailhead off Highway 540, 3km past the Bidwell Road corner, is the well known Cup and Saucer trail. With its dramatic 70 metre cliffs and breathtaking views, up to 12km of hiking trails, and a 2km adventure trail, it is one of the most popular trails in Ontario. Anywhere from 1.5 to 4 hours. Spectacular views over both the North Channel and Lake Manitou.

Bridal Veil Falls - The Bridal Veil Falls trail system is located in Kagawong. Although there is access to the trail system at Bridal Veil Falls, which is adjacent to Hwy 540, there are much safer and roomier parking options in the lower hamlet of Kagawong, including at the Park Centre and in the vicinity of the river mouth as well as next to Dig and Doug’s Cedar Furniture. Park in lower Kagawong and enjoy the river trail system/falls on foot – you get the best of both worlds! The lower village includes other points of interest, and both the upper and lower village have unique shops. Note that the Bridal Veil Falls trail system is also part of the new Billings Connections Trail and includes access to several of the new public sculptures and heritage plaques installed as part of the Billings Canada 150 project.

Misery Bay - Misery Bay Provincial Nature Reserve is a 860 hectare provincial park on the south shore of Manitoulin Island, a 10 minute drive west of Evansville. There is a trail network of eight trails totaling approximately 16 km (one way) and ranging in length from 0.2 km to 4.8 km (one way). The trails feature mixed woodland, old beach ridges, and rare alvars. There is a visitor centre/ interpretive centre to educate the public about this unique area. There is an easy loop of 4.1km from the visitor centre consisting of the Lakeshore and Wolf Den Trails.

Bebamikawe Memorial Trail - Located at the end of Beach Road in Wiikwemkoong, this trail is 14 km of easy to intermediate trails, spectacular lookouts and educational signage. The Outdoor Fitness Park section of the trail is a double track, granular surfaced trail with five fitness stations equipped with outdoor fitness equipment so that trail users can take advantage of resistance training in a scenic natural environment.

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