Pickering Village is a Bike Friendly Business Area!
Designated by Ontario by Bike, businesses within this historic district have taken extra steps to welcome visitors who arrive on one, two or three wheels.
About Pickering Village | ||||||||
Pickering Village, settled in 1807, still contains many heritage buildings: The Gordon House, built in 1881, was a hotel known for its excellent food; Casa Verde, a popular Italian restaurant is housed in an 1890 building that once served as a birthing house, and later as a rum runner’s hideout. Originally constructed as church in 1871 and beautifully retrofitted in 2011, the St. Francis Centre hosts concerts, live theatre, and international films. For more than a decade, Pickering Village has been home to JamFest, an annual summer street music festival. Learn more about the history of Pickering Village. Visit the Pickering Village BIA website. |
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Bike Friendly Businesses | ||||||||
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Getting to Pickering Village by Bike | ||||||||
Pickering Village is easily accessible by bike, via the Duffins Trail System and dedicated bike lanes on Church Street. Plan your visit to Pickering Village by bike with the Online Trail Map! |
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Additional Cycling Facilities in Pickering Village | ||||||||
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About the Ontario by Bike Network | ||||||||
For tourism industry partners, the Ontario By Bike™ works to develop and promote cycle tourism in Ontario. The established business network is a program certifying and promoting bicycle friendly businesses and cycle tourism in a growing number of regions across Ontario. The Network is open to accommodations, food services, attractions, cycling related businesses and organizations interested in cycle tourism. Interested in joining the Ontario by Bike Network? Learn more at ontariobybike.ca or contact Economic Development team at priority@ajax.ca. |
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