Harrington Lakeside - 39 km
Experience Level: Moderate to advanced ride
Route Surface: Paved
Length: 39 KM
Route Description: Heading out from the hamlet of Harrington, park and picnic at the Harrington Grist Mill Conservation Area. Walk the pond trail, throw your fishing line in the water and admire the community effort to restore this century old grist mill.
This flat ride provides a great tour passing local farmlands and their original farmsteads. On a nice day take a detour and visit the community of Lakeside popular for swimming and birding. Continue on this pleasant loop returning to the start.
From Harrington an easy ride on an unpaved road or short drive connects this route to Wildwood Conservation Area, with camping, watersports and a 25 km trail geared to mountain biking enthusiasts.
Are there washrooms I can use along my ride?
Be sure to check with individual locations for seasonal and time of day constraints.
- Harrington Library; 539 Victoria St. Harringon
Where can I fill up my water bottle along my ride?
Be sure to check with individual locations for seasonal and time of day constraints.
We encourage you to have your water bottle filled up before your ride, as there are no stops along this ride that offer water bottle refills. Be sure to check out the surrounding area of Tavistock or Woodstock for their refill stations.
What restaurants can I go to for a bite to eat along my ride?
We encourage you to check out some of the surrounding areas for a bite to eat before or after your ride! Check out our blog on the best places to eat on a patio in Oxford!
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Disclaimer:
By using this route map, cyclists demonstrate they have read and understood the safety rules and disclaimer and agree to be bound by it. It is a suggested route only. The suggested route does not have formal bike lanes and all cyclists ride at their own risk. Road conditions and traffic levels may vary from time of map printing or posting. Caution and common sense must be used when sharing the road with motor vehicles. Cyclists must comply with the Ontario Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, C.H-8 as amended. Oxford County does not assume any liability whatsoever for cyclists travelling upon a suggested route. Oxford County is not responsible for any loss, costs or expenses incurred by cyclists while travelling upon suggested routes.