Biking

Fundy National Park

Biking trails

Fundy’s landscape offers trails that appeal to bicyclists of every level, from flat and forested trails for family outings to exciting ravines where you can challenge your friends. The Chignecto Recreation Area is the Park’s outdoor hub for mountain biking adventurists. The multi-use trail centre was developed with input from the International Mountain Biking Association. 

Trails that are used for cycling are shared with hikers so please yield to pedestrians when travelling these trails. Don’t forget your helmet.

See our List of trails to find out which trails allow mountain biking in the park.


Kids riding bikes at the Pump Track in the Chignecto Receation Area of Fundy National Park

Pumptrack

A pumptrack is a loop of dirt berms and rollers that you ride without pedaling. This is accomplished through a pulling and pushing motion with arms and legs while riding the track. You gain speed through active pumping - up and down.

Located at the Chignecto Recreation Area, the Fundy pumptrack has an easy inner loop (106.5 m) and a moderate outer loop (141.6 m).

Pumptrack regulations

  • Wear a helmet.
  • Riders on the track have the right of way. Wait for your turn.
  • Do not pass other bikers on the track.
  • Avoid riding the track in wet conditions.
  • Help us keep the park beautiful. Leave no litter behind.
  • Take only pictures, leave only footprints.
Cyclists on a pumptrack

Aerial view of Fundy's pumptrack

Bike rentals

Fat bikes are available for rent at the Chignecto Campground kiosk. The bikes are stored in a shed located in the Chignecto Pavilion parking area, across Highway 114. Fat bikes are best suited for easy or moderate trails, indicated by green circles or blue squares. They are not recommended for difficult trails, which are marked with a black diamond.
For more information, visit our Equipment Rentals webpage.

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