Biking in Belize
Just about every major hotel in the Cayo District and southern zone has mountain bikes for guest use or rental, or can hook you up with a local rental company.
www.frommers.com/destinations/
belize/3284020086.html

Hiking Destinations
A variety of hiking locations to chose from.
www.mybelizeadventure.com/
destinations/by_interest/
by_interest.php ?act_code=hiking

Hiking & Biking in Cayo - Hike through a forest alongside a bubbling stream or take a bicycle to some of the lookouts where waterfalls tumble off the escarpment into the dense jungle below.
www.hiddenvalleyinn.com
/hiking_b.html

Hike Belize - Bring your camera and get set to explore the rich diversity of plants and wildlife as you trek the tropical forests of Belize.
www.ize2belize.com/belize/
vacation/sports/hike.html

Hiking & Biking

in Belize, Central America

Biking Belize and Guatemala
By Matthew Kadey
From temple to temple, follow Matthew Kadey's cycling trip through Belize.
www.gonomad.com/transports/0707/belize-biking.html

Tropical Education Centre - an 84 acre site set in unspoilt savannah land located adjacent to the Belize Zoo. Come and hike on our unique savannah nature trail across a boardwalk meandering through the vegetation and up towering wildlife platforms in the canopy overwhelming the savanna.
www.belizezoo.org/zoo/tec.html

Mountain Bike Belize - Support the budding mountain bike sport amongst Belizean youths, and support appropriate local conservation efforts.
http://belizex.com/eco-trekking-Mountain-Bike.htm

Trails for Hiking - Hiking trails can be found in National Parks, resorts, private land and archeological sites throughout Cayo.  Some trails will lead you through jungles of hardwood and soft tropical foliage, others take you to lakes, caves, rivers, waterfalls, villages, and Maya ruins. Whether you're just out for an afternoon hike or planning a more extensive exploration, experienced guides can show you the jungle in a way you'd never see by yourself. All you need are comfortable clothes, hiking boots, insect repellent, and a camera.
www.belizex.com/hiking.htm

Mesoamerican Trails System - Comparable with and inseparable from - the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor Project is the Mesoamerican Trails System. Experience wildlife and watch birds, explore caves, camp in the jungle forests, and divert from the beaten tourist route to hike the trails...
www.monkeybaybelize.org/conserv.html#mts

Punta Gorda Nature Trail - The people of Punta Gorda are in the process of creating a 4-mile nature trail, which begins on the outskirts of Punta Gorda on a bluff overlooking the sea.
www.belize.com/toledo.html#PuntaGordaNatureTrail


The Mesoamerican Trail

The overall idea of this project is to contribute to the development of a trail system or systems that run the length of Central America, potentially connecting Mexico to Colombia. In addition, WCS envisions the potential development of one or two trails that run generally east-west across the isthmus connecting the Pacific and the Atlantic oceans.  This system of trails has the potential to become the Central American equivalent of the hugely successful long-distance trails that exist world-wide....

Belize also has excellent trail possibilities. Unlike the rest of Central America, Belize is a sparsely populated country with expansive wild areas in which there are very few communities. Belize is similar to the rest of the region, however, in that the country has few resources to manage protected areas. There are numerous trails in many of the protected areas but it seems they are not maintained and have little supporting infrastructure. Many of the people I interviewed asserted that existing trails within protected areas should be worked on first before long-distance trails are developed.

 MESOAMERICAN TRAIL PROJECT
Report on Research Study
Conducted in Costa Rica, Honduras, Guatemala, and Belize.

Hiking in Stann Creek District
Stann Creek offers what might arguably be the best experience in camping, trekking and nature trailing in Belize. At 150 square miles, The Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary is a paradise of trails, waterfalls, lagoons and lush terrain. With an extensive network of marked and unmarked trails that vein the reserve, hikers have the opportunity to make shorter treks alone or use a guide for extended camping trips.
www.stanncreek.com/act_bird.html

Cayo Bike Tour - Nine mile bike ride through villages and to a Mennonite community.
www.pacztours.net/pages/
bike_ride.htmlm