One of the best local rides so far for those looking for a mixed surface adventure with plenty of climbing.
Northumberland continues to amaze.
Chandos Lake Loop
Published on Oct 11, 2018
Fall colour ride to check out the roads around Apsley with a tourist’s eye.
Well, that was a pleasant surprise.
Stoney Lake Circle
Published on Jul 29, 2018
A new world opens for Peterborough and the Kawarthas Cyclists
Currently, MTO is busy paving new full shoulders on Highway 28 from Lakefield to Bancroft and the sections of 118 east from Haliburton to the intersection of 118 and 28 where shoulders are missing are being filled in.
To date, they’ve completed the job up to Apsley with a .5 km section missing in Haultain for some strange reason, even though the existing pavement has been scraped for repaving.
Boom. Just like that, the north side of the big Kawartha Lakes is open to cyclists without long detours and touring cyclist have a great new cottage country loop open up. Not only that, we’ll now have bike access to Kawartha Highlands and Silent Lake Provincial Parks not to mention Algonquin.
Ganaraska Underbiking
Published on May 6, 2018
In which our protagonist’s eyes are bigger than his tires
Abandoned by my spouse for the day (apparently my charms pale in comparison to a canoe, any canoe), I figured I’d check out Morton and Dranoel for a bit of climbing and to see how the dirt and gravel surfaces are holding up.