Three Day Bike Rental

Unorganized South Nipissing District, Ontario

Three Day Bike Rental

Starting at $158.94 CAD | Bikes For Any Adventure!

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Date

Thu, Sep 25

Travelers

2

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About This Adventure

#Three Day Bike Rental

##Price

Ages 18+ to Reserve

Adult Cruiser - Small: $158.94 CAD
Adult Cruiser - Large: $158.94 CAD
Mountain Bike w/ Front Suspension - Small: $158.94 CAD
Mountain Bike w/ Front Suspension - Large: $158.94 CAD
Fat Bike - Small: $179.94 CAD
Fat Bike - Large: $179.94 CAD
Youth Bike- Small: $80.94CAD
Youth Bike - Large: $80.94 CAD
Trail-a-bike (tow behind): $65.94 CAD
Chariot Stroller with Bike Attachment: $80.94 CAD

##Duration

3 Days

Rentals can be picked up when we open the first day of your rental and are due back by close on the final day of your rental.

##Details There are many trails in and around Algonquin Park, Haliburton and Muskoka that can be explored by mountain bike. Algonquin Park offers the Old Railway Bike Trail and Minnesing Mountain Bike Trail, and experienced road cyclists enjoy riding on Hwy 60. The many scenic side roads in Muskoka and Haliburton provide endless opportunities for the road cyclist.

Included in your rental:

Helmet

##Good To Know

You can depart directly from the trailhead at our Lake of Two Rivers Store.
Important items to bring: hydration, sunscreen, trail map, watch or mobile phone.
Aluminum cans or glass bottles are not permitted on the trail system.
A valid park day permit is required, and parking is available on site. Park permits are extra and paid by the client.

Adventure Tips

Bring Adequate Hydration

Carry enough water for your rides, as natural sources may not be safe or convenient along the trails.

Wear Your Helmet

Helmets are included with rentals and must be worn at all times for safety on varying trail conditions.

Respect Trail Regulations

No aluminum cans or glass bottles are allowed on the trail system to preserve the environment and wildlife safety.

Bring a Valid Park Day Permit

All riders must have a valid Algonquin Park permit, available at the park; permits are not included with bike rentals.

Local Insights

Wildlife

White-tailed deer frequently cross quieter trails, especially at dawn or dusk.
Common loon calls echo over Algonquin’s lakes, a signature sound of the region.

History

Algonquin Park, established in 1893, is Ontario’s oldest provincial park and holds significance for indigenous Peoples and early Canadian forestry history.

Conservation

Algonquin Outfitters supports sustainable recreation practices, encouraging riders to minimize impact by staying on trails and packing out all waste.

Three Day Bike Rental at Algonquin Outfitters - Lake of Two Rivers

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