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Top 5 Things to Do at Heart Lake Conservation Area This conservation gem in Brampton, teams with wildlife and beauty. Roads in the park are accessible to various levels of cyclists. Trails, particularly at the south end require more skill and are best cycled on mountain bikes. Cyclists can visit Heart Lake Conservation Area main entrance via Heart Lake Road, between Sandalwood Parkway and Mayfield Road. Cyclists are welcome to enter free of charge! The south end trail can also be accessed from the…

Top 5 Coffee & Tea Shops you can Bike to in Brampton Coffee or tea tastes so good. Maybe you can splurge on something to go with it since you have burned some calories cycling there! BikeBrampton suggests you ask your favourite shop to install a bike rack. The image featured is Daniel from T by Daniel, offering samples at Bike to Work Day in Garden Square 2016. Comments comments

Top 5 Romantic Movies you can borrow from Brampton Libraries Brampton Library branches have a super supply of DVDs for borrowing, free of charge! Grab your library card and cycle to your nearest branch. They have bike parking right by the door. Comments comments

Top 5 Romantic Movies you can borrow from Brampton Libraries Brampton Library branches have a super supply of DVDs for borrowing, free of charge! Grab your library card and cycle to your nearest branch. They have bike parking right by the door. Comments comments

Top 5 BMX Parks in Brampton For the young, young-at-heart, brave and strong! The City of Brampton, in co-operation with Sk8bike Brampton, maintains five skateboard/BMX parks. Equipment is inspected to maintain high safety standards. Helmets and personal protective equipment are highly recommended. All parks are unsupervised. Youth under 10 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. The featured image was taken at the BMX display at CeleBrampton on Main Street. Comments comments

Top 5 Reasons to Cycle in Brampton BikeBrampton loves to have fun and that’s the best reason to cycle! Every time you cycle, you are contributing positively to Brampton’s Grow Green Environmental Master Plan. The Grow Green Plan is a “catalyst to engage, involve and support residents, businesses, seniors, environmental groups, community associations, schools, students, professional organizations to achieve a healthy, liveable city”. The featured image was photographed on a Critical Mass Ride on the Robert Reid Trail (south of Steeles Ave., east of…

Looking to connect with like-minded cyclists, make new friends and get some exercise at various levels? Check out our top 5 + 1 list of ways!