By Bike
Cyclists are reasonably well catered for in environment-friendly Canada: most cities have cycling lanes and produce special maps for cyclists, and long-distance buses and trains will allow you to transport your bike, perhaps for a small fee. The Canadian Cycling Association (CCA), 1600 James Naismith Drive, Gloucester, ON K1B 5N4 (tel 613/748-5629, www.canadiancycling.com ), can offer information on cycling throughout the country and publishes several books, including the invaluable Complete Guide to Cycling in Canada ($24 including postage and packing). Standard bike-rental costs are around $15 per day, plus a sizeable cash sum or a credit card as deposit; outlets are listed throughout the Guide .
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