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Worth the ride near Brampton, ON

We list 21 places worth riding to around Brampton, ON, across views, food, and coffee.

38 more nearby in Mississauga, ON, Vaughan, ON, Toronto, ON and Markham, ON.

Views

  • Mono Cliffs Provincial Park

    Viewpoint

    Day-use entry is gated and needs a permit bought in advance, so sort the barcode before the ride up.

  • Cheltenham Badlands

    Viewpoint

    Red clay hills with a boardwalk viewpoint off Olde Base Line Road, reopened in 2018.

  • Silver Creek Conservation Area

    Viewpoint

    Parking is roadside only along Fallbrook Trail and fills at peak times, so an early weekday arrival works best.

  • Albion Hills Conservation Area

    Coastal View

    Rolling hills and a lake on Highway 50 north of Bolton, on the way to the Hockley and Caledon backroads.

  • Glen Haffy Conservation Park

    Viewpoint

    Fall hours run weekends to November 1, 9 a.m.

  • Hockley Valley Provincial Park

    Viewpoint

    There are no visitor facilities at all, so arrive with a full tank and your own water.

  • Belfountain Conservation Area

    Waterfall

    Reserve ahead for vehicle entry before you ride out to the west end of Forks of the Credit Road.

  • Rockwood Conservation Area

    Viewpoint

    Limestone cliffs, caves and the ruins of an 1867 woolen mill, as the end point for a Highway 7 backroads run.

  • Forks of the Credit Provincial Park

    Viewpoint

    Hairpins above the Credit River valley on what is called the most ridden stretch of pavement near Brampton.

Food

  • Villa Caledon Inn

    Food

    The covered Garden Room patio is walk-in only and seats up to 25, which suits a small group arriving unannounced.

  • Coffee Bean Cafe & Grill

    Breakfast

    Opens early on Highway 10 north of Brampton, and riders use it as a Sunday morning start point.

  • Spirit Tree Estate Cidery

    Food

    Wood fired pizza and lunch on a farm off Boston Mills Road, with a bakery and cidery on site.

  • Caledon Hills Brewing Company

    Brewery

    Doors open at noon Tuesday to Sunday, but Sunday last call is 4 p.m., so plan a late-morning ride there.

  • Terra Cotta Inn

    Food

    Country pub and restaurant in the hamlet of Terra Cotta, a regular stop on the Forks of the Credit loop.

  • Hockley General Store

    Food

    Sandwiches, pizza and baking in the Hockley Valley, with a handful of bikes usually parked out front.

Coffee

  • Bike Shop Cafe

    Coffee

    Plan a morning ride for Tuesday through Saturday, when the covered porch is open in Inglewood.

  • Higher Ground Coffee Company

    Coffee

    At the foot of one of southern Ontario's best known twisty stretches, and busy with riders on fair weather weekends.

  • Higher Ground Cafe

    Coffee

    Sits at the top of Forks of the Credit Road in Belfountain, a well known weekend stop for motorcyclists.

  • Gather Cafe

    Coffee

    Open until 8 p.m.

  • Coywolf Coffee

    Coffee

    Start here any day of the week, then be at the Badlands or Forks of the Credit within minutes.

More worth the ride

  • Alton Mill Arts Centre

    Destination

    Shops and galleries are open Wednesday to Sunday, 10 a.m.