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Forks of the Thames – King Street Bridge loop from Fanshawe at Adelaide EB

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Mountain biking trails
Canada
Ontario
London

Forks of the Thames – King Street Bridge loop from Fanshawe at Adelaide EB

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4.0

(1)

4

riders

Forks of the Thames – King Street Bridge loop from Fanshawe at Adelaide EB

01:47

32.7km

100m

Mountain biking

Easy mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 22, 2026

Waypoints

A

Start point

Bus stop

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1

413 m

Stoney Creek

Highlight • River

Stoney Creek travels 100 kilometres through forests and urban areas and is part of a large watershed between the Scugog River and the Pigeon River. It is not recommended for swimming, as it has been tested with poorer water quality in the past, but it's a scenic waterway providing life for trees and wetlands in the area.

Tip by

3.52 km

Northbranch Meadows

Forest

3

9.51 km

Forks of the Thames

Highlight • Bridge

As central junction to the TVP, it can be a good stop to rest and relax.

Tip by

4

9.69 km

King Street Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

This historic bridge is a key part of the city’s trail system, connecting you to beautiful paths on both sides of the water. Whether you are out for a morning run or a sunset walk, the King Street Bridge offers you a clear vantage point to see the beauty of London’s "Forest City" landscape.

Tip by

5

12.5 km

Thames River (Ontario)

Highlight • River

The Thames River winds through southwestern Ontario, flowing for approximately 260 kilometres from its headwaters near Woodstock to Lake St. Clair. It’s London’s defining waterway, flowing beautifully through the city and connecting many of its parks, trails, and natural areas. The river’s forested banks, wetlands, and floodplain habitats support a diverse range of wildlife and create an important green corridor within the urban landscape. As a designated Canadian Heritage River, it is recognized for both its ecological significance and its role in the history of southwestern Ontario.

Tip by

6

14.3 km

Thames Valley Parkway

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Thames Valley Parkway is London’s primary multi-use trail system, following the Thames River and its branches through parks, woodlands, and beautiful riverside green spaces across the city. Spanning roughly 45 kilometres and connecting to more than 150 kilometres of additional pathways, it provides ample opportunities for walking, cycling, and running, with multiple access points. Despite its urban setting, most of the route offers beautiful river views, runs along mature forests, and provides access to some of London’s most notable parks and natural areas.

Tip by

7

18.1 km

Pottersburg Park

Highlight • Rest Area

Pottersburg Park is a beautiful mix of open fields, wooded trails, and riverside green space nestled along the Thames River. The park’s easy walking paths are a great place to enjoy views of the river corridor, mature trees, and local wildlife within an otherwise urban setting. It’s also home to one of London’s largest off-leash dog areas, making it a popular spot for dog owners, so you’ll likely get a chance to meet a few furry friends while you’re here.

Tip by

18.9 km

Kiwanis Park - South

Forest

B

32.7 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

25.2 km

3.13 km

2.93 km

1.44 km

Surfaces

18.7 km

10.9 km

2.19 km

795 m

122 m

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Wednesday 26 August

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