2000 square kilometres of unplugged adventures, offline memory-making and picturesque peace.
Located just over an hour from the eastern edge of Toronto, Northumberland County covers over 2000 square kilometres of Ontario. The rolling hills are home to farmland and forests and the small towns are friendly, welcoming and offer arts, entertainment, culture, shopping and great places to eat, not to mention great beaches, cycling trails, hiking hot spots, cross-country skiing havens and all the outdoor adventure you could want. An easy and enjoyable car ride or take the train to stops in Port Hope and Cobourg.
Road Trips
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Explore downtown Port Hope and the municipality over this 40km route.
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From the charming downtown of Cobourg to the beautiful views of Rice Lake, this 60km route is a perfect day trip.
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Explore the artistic treasures and lovely views through Trent Hills on this 62km route.
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Tour 60km of the east end of Northumberland County for a taste of apple country and a trip to the beach.
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A 75km route that will satisfy all your food cravings with beer, donuts, cheese and a side of stunning views.
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Take to the roads with your motorcycle for a tour of Northumberland County. Do the full tour or select the east or west portion for a shorter visit.
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Things to Do
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For the water lovers, here’s a guide that points you to Northumberland beaches and great places to get out on the water.
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Northumberland is paradise for those who want to spend time on the water. Choose from one of 16 boat launches and marinas.
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Get away for some relaxation. This guide will give you some options for a road trip filled with spas and wellness activities.
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Get information on the Northumberland portion of the Greenbelt Route, Waterfront Trail and Ganaraska Trail, as well as the forest trails in the region. Great for cycling or hiking.
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There are so many trails to discover in Northumberland. This guide will give you a great start and help you pick where you explore next.
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Cast off in one of Northumberland’s desirable fishing locations.
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Cycling
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The shortest route of our 5 signed cycling loops at 30km will take you through the Municipality of Port Hope and into the downtown.
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A 69km route taking you through Brighton and Colborne with the option to ride in Presqu’ile Provincial Park.
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Take a 74km road cycling trip from Cobourg, north to Rice Lake and back down.
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A 50 km route running from Grafton, through the rolling hills of Alnwick Haldimand Township and into Colborne. Download here.
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This 63km cycling route will take you through farmland vistas and through the Campbellford area.
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