Niagara Cycle and Stay is a network of "cycle-friendly' bed and breakfasts throughout the Niagara region.
Each property agrees to:
- Provide a secure Lockup for Bikes
- Participate with luggage transfer between each accommodation (for a fee)
- have on hand a bike repair kit
At Green Oaks B&B we put bikes in the Garage - out of site is out of mind. As previously mentioned here Green Oaks is located in walking distance to 2 restaurants, Ravine Winery and the Old Firehouse. After a long day of cycling no need to get back on!
Niagara cycling tourism
Green Belt Route
48 Km in Niagara, starts at the Brock monument (4 km from Green Oaks B&B) and goes to St. Catharines and to Jordon.
Journey through Niagara Region’s fruit belt from Grimsby to Niagara-on-the-lake. In Lincoln, ride along the Escarpment ledge and stop at a scenic vineyard or a well-stocked fruit stand along the way. In downtown St. Catharines, relax on a patio, pick up some lunch or visit a bike shop. Enjoy a combination of urban and agricultural landscapes as you make your way to historic Niagara-on-the-Lake, regarded as Canada’s prettiest small town. The total distance of the Greenbelt Route is 475 km.
Wine Country Route ( 7 wineries are located within 2km of Green Oaks B&B)
- Ravine Winery
- Chateau Charmes
- Colanari
- 5 Rows Winery
- Queenston Mile Winery (NEW)
- Coyote Run Winery
- Between the Lines
Welland Canal Route (Green Oaks is 5 Km to the Canal)
From Bridge 1, the route stretches southwards from St. Catharines to Port Colborne, a distance of 45 km / 28 miles (including George Nicholson Trail). Cycling along the Welland Canal, you will see massive 26,000 ton ships up to 226 metres in length as they glide past grassy banks on their way to climb the Niagara Escarpment.
Circle Route
48 Km in Niagara, starts at the Brock monument and goes to St. Catharines and to Jordon. Journey through Niagara Region’s fruit belt from Grimsby to Niagara-on-the-lake. In Lincoln, ride along the escarpment ledge and stop at a scenic vineyard or a well-stocked fruit stand along the way. In downtown St. Catharines, relax on a patio, pick up some lunch or visit a bike shop. Enjoy a combination of urban and agricultural landscapes as you make your way to historic Niagara-on-the-Lake, regarded as Canada’s prettiest small town. The total distance of the Greenbelt Route is 475 km.
Coming to do a little cycling?
Green Oaks is located on the Green Belt route and 3 km from the Circle Niagara route, half way between Niagara Falls and Niagara on the Lake.
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