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conditions oscillate between paved and gravel. It’s peaceful; peaceful; It’s gravel. and paved between oscillate conditions through a fen 2 km north of Oliphant Way. Oliphant of north km 2 fen a through Southampton Art Gallery. You can find bike rentals and and rentals bike find can You Gallery. Art Southampton equipment for road cycling is recommended. Ride at your own risk. own your at Ride recommended. is cycling road for equipment

begins to roll, the route beats back and forth, and road road and forth, and back beats route the roll, to begins beach. A boardwalk with interpretive signs winds winds signs interpretive with boardwalk A beach. St while the works of local artists can be seen in the the in seen be can artists local of works the while St due to road closures, construction and safety hazards. Proper safety safety Proper hazards. safety and construction closures, road to due

countryside. After crossing the the terrain terrain the River Saugeen the crossing After countryside. is situated in low land with wetland and a shallow shallow a and wetland with land low in situated is dotted with swing sets. Fun shops and eateries line High High line eateries and shops Fun sets. swing with dotted Please note that all road cycling routes are subject to interruption interruption to subject are routes cycling road all that note Please

off High St. Soon after, the residential area gives way to to way gives area residential the after, Soon St. High off with caution and mind the blind corners. Oliphant Oliphant corners. blind the mind and caution with Southampton has a 4-km-long beach that’s quiet and and quiet that’s beach 4-km-long a has Southampton

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unavoidable 3 km segment on busy Hwy 21. Fortunately, the the Fortunately, 21. Hwy busy on segment km 3 unavoidable

The next point of interest is Sauble Falls; the wide, wide, the Falls; Sauble is interest of point next The Wednesday all summer, beach concerts every Sunday Sunday every concerts beach summer, all Wednesday

or to just take a break. From here to Southampton is an an is Southampton to here From break. a take just to or restaurants and accommodations and restaurants Be sure to bring a bike lock so you can indulge. indulge. can you so lock bike a bring to sure Be What to do? Port Elgin is home to a flea market every every market flea a to home is Elgin Port do? to What

overlooking the Saugeen River. It’s a stunning place to picnic picnic to place stunning a It’s River. Saugeen the overlooking

golden sand, festivity and plenty of lunch options. options. lunch of plenty and festivity sand, golden

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Saugeen First Nation #29, home to the Saugeen Amphitheatre Amphitheatre Saugeen the to home #29, Nation First Saugeen Sauble Beach features an 11-km-long strand of of strand 11-km-long an features Beach Sauble Gustavus St - your exit point. point. exit your - St Gustavus

A somewhat quieter alternative is French Bay Rd. It ends in in ends It Rd. Bay French is alternative quieter somewhat A east side of the rail bed that marks the intersection of of intersection the marks that bed rail the of side east

old barns but tends to flood in spring. spring. in flood to tends but barns old both towns. In Port Elgin, look for the high school on the the on school high the for look Elgin, Port In towns. both

be sure to hold a straight line. straight a hold to sure be farmland; the former takes you past some beautiful beautiful some past you takes former the farmland; vehicles, amidst fields and through the backyards of of backyards the through and fields amidst vehicles,

and coolers. First thing in the morning is best for riding, and and riding, for best is morning the in thing First coolers. and Creek Rd and Silver Lake Rd. Both streak through through streak Both Rd. Lake Silver and Rd Creek crushed limestone. It’s an easy cruise without hills or or hills without cruise easy an It’s limestone. crushed

of it, along with people walking, biking, carrying inner tubes tubes inner carrying biking, walking, people with along it, of There are two options for going west: Spring Spring west: going for options two are There The Saugeen Rail Trail is hardpacked and surfaced with with surfaced and hardpacked is Trail Rail Saugeen The

with hardly a shoulder. While the traffic isn’t fast, there’s a lot lot a there’s fast, isn’t traffic the While shoulder. a hardly with

Along the shore of Lake Huron, roads are busy and narrow narrow and busy are roads Huron, Lake of shore the Along and Whispering Pines Campground. Campground. Pines Whispering and Bay in particular is stunning. is particular in Bay

to a very popular Tim Horton’s, Suntrail Outfitters Outfitters Suntrail Horton’s, Tim popular very a to the lakeside with easy rollers and curves. Miramichi Miramichi curves. and rollers easy with lakeside the

amongst hills. hills. amongst small community with a busy intersection is home home is intersection busy a with community small Following the shoreline, a paved path takes you along along you takes path paved a shoreline, the Following

route journeys past one great lake plus six small ones set set ones small six plus lake great one past journeys route level and quiet. Hepworth breaks the serenity. This This serenity. the breaks Hepworth quiet. and level

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amidst traffic, but once on Grey Rd 17, the way is is way the 17, Rd Grey on once but traffic, amidst bring a bike lock so you can stop and indulge. and stop can you so lock bike a bring

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Heading south out of Wiarton there’s a steep climb climb steep a there’s Wiarton of out south Heading attractions and restaurants at either end. Be sure to to sure Be end. either at restaurants and attractions

roads. This ideal family trip is not too long and offers offers and long too not is trip family ideal This roads.

through a diversity of settings. of diversity a through rail trail or, for a longer loop, enjoy the marked country country marked the enjoy loop, longer a for or, trail rail

at Oliphant, this route loops across the peninsula peninsula the across loops route this Oliphant, at Follow the shoreline one way and come back on the the on back come and way one shoreline the Follow

From the high cliffs at Wiarton to the flat beach beach flat the to Wiarton at cliffs high the From

County make, this loop combines two hot spots on Lake Huron. Huron. Lake on spots hot two combines loop this make,

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1 4 Lighthouses North 3 Escarpment Goal: Wiarton to Big Bay Lion’s Head Lighthouse to Goal: and beyond Lighthouse 2 Distance: Best of the Bays 60 km loop 80 km out-and-back Photo by Cam Hucker Distance: Surface: 60% paved, 40% gravel Fully paved Goal: Wiarton to Cape Croker Surface: Cautions: Self-sufficiency required; Beaches North Lighthouse

there are no amenities 74 km loop en route Goal: Wiarton to Lion’s Head Distance: 70 km out-and-back or Surface: Only the final 9 km stretch to Distance: the lighthouse is unpaved 91 km loop This is bear country; bike with Main route paved. Loop Cautions: Surface: bear bells. Also, dogs tend extension mostly paved, to run loose at the Cape, though 4 km of gravel they are familiar to cyclists. Cautions: Hwy 6 out of Wiarton is busy This popular cycling loop traces the shore of Colpoys Bay into Owen Big Bay has rewards. There’s ice cream at Big Bay General Store, and an Sound Bay while also running adjacent to the striking ridge of the idyllic picnic site at Keppel Croft (www.ruralgardens.ca). Niagara Escarpment. The route from Wiarton to Lion’s Head along quiet This is a journey through territory to South from Big Bay the going is flat and easy. It’s where you steer away from Bruce Rd 9 features meanders, some hills, and a a secluded lighthouse on . The start It’s a long slow climb from Wiarton to Oxenden, but what goes up the water that the route climbs again, up a tier of the escarpment. A United nice beach on each end. Go out-and-back or ride is the same as Route 2 - there’s a climb out of comes down in two great descents - one after Bruce’s Caves, and Church marks Kemble - but not the end of the climb. The road winds for the even quieter extension loop for more beaches Wiarton, you’ll pass the intriguing Spirit Rock another near Colpoy’s Lookout Conservation Area. Check out the another 5 km to the escarpment top. and great views. Conservation Area, make a grand descent into massive undercut caves and the spectacular view, but also heed the Hilly terrain and gravel roads lead strong riders along one of the most Colpoys Bay, and see the pretty waterfall on Kribs following word of caution: at the base of each hill is a blind curve, and At Wolseley the route rolls amidst mature maples. You’ll skirt Lake Charles scenic routes in Bruce County, and to a postcard-picture-perfect Out of Wiarton brace yourself for a thigh-burning, Rd. there’s a tendency to swing into the oncoming lane; mind your brakes and its conservation area, and cross Gleason Brook with its adjacent pottery lighthouse. out-of-the-saddle climb. Then catch your breath at and stay in control. shop. Then just before Oxenden, a fantastic descent begins that runs all the Spirit Rock Conservation Area and explore the ruins Then, veering onto Purple Valley Rd, you may want way back down to Wiarton. Lion’s Head is a great launching pad, mostly because it’s a wonderful and spiral staircase on the Niagara Escarpment. to visit Patrick’s Paradise (www.ruralgardens.ca). place to return to. The setting is gorgeous on the blue Isthmus Bay Coveney’s Rd is a fun downhill into the Chippewas under the white cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment. There’s a lovely sand Don’t let the view distract you too much on the of Nawash Reserve. An old stone building serves beach and quaint lodging and dining options. steep descent into the village of Colpoys Bay. as the police station. All R’s Gas Bar and Restaurant Onwards is upwards with a long climb back out sometimes has traditional food, fresh white fish Touch the lighthouse at the Lion’s Head Marina and you’re off, tracing of the village. You’ll pass the fat-tire playground and homemade pie. the lakeshore, then pedaling inland to Forty Hills Rd. There’s good of Mountain Bike Adventure Park, reason why it’s called Forty Hills Rd. Through farmland and cedar bush, and pass the Living Carpet rural garden (www. There’s a beautiful stretch along the lakeshore it’s a twisty, turny, up and down cardio romp. ruralgardens.ca). and a government dock extending into the bay. The road to the lighthouse cuts through forest The large, exquisite limestone church that marks a spot in the middle For a side trip, Hope Bay is a quaint place with a and ends with a view. The lightstation itself was of nowhere is St Margaret’s Chapel, built in 1925. Buffalo roam in great beach, cliffs, and access, but be the first in to have its fog plant and light fields across the street, and the threatened Massasauga rattlesnake prepared for a tough climb back out. From here its powered by electricity. can occasionally be seen soaking in the sun on the asphalt. just 14 km further to the welcoming beach in the harbour at Lion’s Head. On the return, Sydney Bay Rd will have you The highlight of this route is the final 10 km stretch from Dyer’s Bay immersed in Ontario-rare grassland habitat. along Cabot Head Rd. The road winds right along the water’s edge with On the way back, head west on Barrow Bay Rd. Where the road climbs, forest takes over. It’s a long the 45-m-high escarpment framing the way. There is a 4 km stretch of gravel on Daddy Weir Rd, climb, all the way to Boundary Rd, but Bayview before you reach Pike Bay Rd and go west. Connect Park provides a break on a cliff edge overlooking At a culvert with a small waterfall, Gillies Lake empties into Georgian with Sunset Drive and roll on south to the protected Sydney Bay. Bay and a small trail scrambles uphill to the remains of an old log beaches of Howdenvale, Red Bay, and Oliphant chute. which offer some of the best kite surfing in North For a side trip, take Park Rd down to Cape Croker America. Bruce Rd 13 takes you past picturesque Park. With the Niagara Escarpment as its backdrop, The historic Cabot Head Lighthouse with its interpretive trails, museum lakes and the ‘Rural Rootz’ garden (www. it’s a gorgeous campground with nature trails, and gallery lie awaiting at the end of the road. If you’ve got an eye for ruralgardens.ca) on your way back to Wiarton. a boardwalk and canoe rentals. At its entrance, birds, bring binoculars to spy on the flocks in adjacent Wingfield Basin. Sydney Bay Store and Café includes Indian tacos, bannock, and Ojibway crafts. 10 Saugeen River

Goal: Port Elgin to Paisley Distance: 45 km loop Surface: Paved with exception to a 6 km gravel stretch 9 8 Lighthouses

Beaches South South Photo by Cherie Peattie

Port Elgin to Kincardine Goal: Kincardine to Goal: 110 km out-and-back and Ripley Distance: Paved except for a 3 km Distance: 55 km loop stretch at Brucedale Surface: Surface: Paved road Conservation Area South of Port Elgin is a 1 km Caution: stretch along busy Hwy 21

This ride features the shoreline of Lake Huron; it offers intriguing beaches, inspiring communities, Photo by Telfer Wegg and a couple of lighthouses.

The Kincardine Lighthouse, an octagonal wooden Tracing the course of the meandering Saugeen River from Along the coast of Lake Huron this route links a trove of beaches, each with its tower built into the harbour hillside, features Port Elgin to Paisley, this route runs on paved roads on the own virtue. a marine museum. The adjacent beach has river’s east side and gravel roads on its west. The gravel a boardwalk with interpretive signs on local roads are well maintained and hard-packed; any hybrid Port Elgin’s beach is delightfully animated with a beach concert every Sunday shipwrecks. Saturday nights watch the Kincardine will do. Traffic is minimal except on Bruce Rd 3, which gets night, and a flea market on Wednesdays all summer long. In contrast, the strand Pipe Band, marching down Main Street. cottage country volume heading north on Fridays and south at Goble’s Grove is quiet and peaceful. MacGregor Point Provincial Park has a on Sundays. It has broad shoulders but a quieter option via playground on its main beach and a chain of coves linked by forested trail. (Day- Heading south, from Kincardine to Point Clark. En Lockerby is also provided. use fee applies.) You can look for turtles and herons at the wetland of Brucedale route lies Boiler Beach with its namesake steam Conservation Area and enjoy the swimming hole, playground and picnic area at boiler from the wreck of the Erie Belle visible on Between September and November, Smith’s Apples and its south end. shore. Farm Market (www.smithapples.com) is open with apple and maple products, and even activities for the kids. Dunblane Now brace yourself. What comes into view is the world’s largest nuclear energy The route’s second half climbs to the top of a ridge Historical Church is one of the oldest churches in Bruce complex, Bruce Power. Check out the exhibits at the nearby Visitors’ center on about half-a-km inland, and runs along its crest all County, built in 1859. Saugeen Bluffs Conservation Area Bruce Rd. 20 and discover how Bruce Power supplies 30 percent of Ontario’s the way to Lurgan, at the mouth of the Pine River. is a beautiful, photogenic park on the river where sunlight electricity. While you’re there, have a look at Ontario’s first commercial wind streams through the trees and eagles soar overhead. Also farm, Huron Wind, and learn how wind energy provides about 4 percent of the The was built in 1859. of note is an old schoolhouse where renowned artist David province’s power. Visit the museum and climb to the top of the Milne taught in the early 1900s. 26.5-m-high limestone tower. On a calm day Next up is Inverhuron Provincial Park with its spectacular stretch of soft, white you can actually see the dangerous shoals under At Paisley, where the Saugeen meets the Teeswater River, sand. (Day-use fee applies.) Just outside the park is a convenience store and water that lake freighters have to navigate around. Stop for a bite to eat. Enjoy a walking tour of heritage sites restaurant, while nearby Tiverton offers pub grub, ice cream and great fudge. or tour the many galleries. Visit the Treasure Chest Museum The Ripley loop crosses numerous tributaries of and walk the riverside trails. At Stoney Island Conservation Area you can follow hardpacked trails to a smooth the Pine and Penetangore rivers. You’ll have the stone beach. Then into Kincardine you’re led along the town’s main drag. Stop wind at your back heading out. The road is smooth, Back in Port Elgin, top off the day by watching the sunset for a bite then head down to the beach, strut the boardwalk, and if you haven’t the going is fast, and the small community makes from the beach. You might even be able to catch a concert already done so, take a dip! for a delightful destination. at the gazebo.

This century ride features a tour of century-old mills in Mennonite 11 Eight Mills country. You’ll be sharing the road with horse and buggy while visiting these charming historic landmarks and community icons. From Paisley this route runs south to the The terrain becomes hilly approaching Goal: Paisley to Williamsford Greenock Swamp Complex - Ontario’s largest Chepstow. In this hamlet you can enjoy lunch 13 and Welbeck The route begins in Paisley at Nature’s Millworks - also known as forested wetland. Here, lush mature maples in a glass enclosed dining area overlooking a Distance: 100 km loop Stark’s Mill -which stands five stories high and is probably Ontario’s form a canopy over the road, making it millpond at the King Eddy Inn. tallest wooden mill. Built in 1885, today it is home to an art gallery River Valley Surface: Mostly paved; there are particularly gorgeous in fall. and craft shop. Three other mills in Paisley lie at the confluence of the a few gravel areas in the Hills continue to the north. Roads drop into Teeswater and Saugeen rivers, at the intersection of Queen and Goldie Heading out of Paisley, Nature’s Millworks communities and climb back out with a view. Goal: Walkerton to Hanover, further reaches Wegg Photo by Telfer streets. They are now the establishments of Back Eddies, Paisley (Stark’s Mill) marks the first of many crossings First at Cargill, where there’s a lovely park Neustadt, Mildmay and Architectural Millworks and Cowan Canoes. over the Teeswater River. Beyond it lie beside a pond, and again at Pinkerton with its Formosa pastureland and the treed fields of Keyzer’s old mill and collection of century-old buildings Distance: 60 km Chesley has two mills - McClure’s Mill, now used for storage, and 12 Fruit Farm. At Glammis the road dips into the including a church and antique shop in a former Surface: Chesley Mill, which has been converted into apartments. Paved woods then climbs to a flat expanse that rides general store. Cautions: Photo by Telfer Wegg fast when the wind is right. Community main streets can be busy; ride with care The 1858-built Williamsford Mill has undergone significant renovations Sugarhouse Studio on Concession 14 provides Photo by Telfer Wegg Photo by Telfer as well. Today the old flourmill is being used as a Bookstore and Greenock Swamp Reaching the swamp complex at Concession an excuse for a pretty side trip. Ahead lie the Café, and as a producer of electricity that feeds into the provincial 6 you’re immersed in cool shade. Thick trees Bradley School House and an artesian well power grid. Take a break, find a book and enjoy a meal. Also in the Goal: Paisley to Greenock Swamp with enormous branches grow in open water on where water springs from a pipe in the ground. neighbourhood is the Williamsford Pie Company - if you want to either side of the road. Vast stands of white pine There’s another old school house on Bruce Rd Distance: 63 km loop with shorter appease your sweet tooth. were once harvested from the swamp with the 1, then a grand climb before coasting down into The charm of small town Ontario is featured in this loop, linking five options construction of canals and even a railway. Paisley. intriguing communities and their river heritage. Old stone heritage buildings, Lastly, there’s the Welbeck Sawmill, the youngest mill of the lot. Built Surface: Paved road with small antique shops, art galleries, mom-and-pop restaurants, parks and trails, and in 1984, it’s a replica of the old sawmill that once stood in its place section of gravel and sports a hardware store. a classic brewery add to the atmosphere of the journey. As each community lies in a valley, you’ll be gliding in and climbing out. As for the ride itself, expect quiet country roads, light rollers, and probable bugs around the wetlands near Crawford. Don’t forget your Start in Walkerton, the county seat of Bruce County, following its main street camera. through the well-developed downtown core. Riverbend Park on the Saugeen River has the remnants of the mill that spawned the town’s settlement. Heading south on Sideroad 15, look to the right for a terrific view of town. Legend Cycling Routes MountainBiking Hanover has 11 km of trails in the Saugeen River Valley. To explore downtown Off-road riding possibilities are a plenty for all levels of riders: simply continue north 1 km past the hospital to 10th Street where the action Provincial HighwayProvincial Highway Beach Hop Beach Hop is. South of town is the Sulphur Spring A Bruce Peninsula Mountain Bike E MacGregor Point Provincial Park - On County Road County Road Conservation Area with parkland, trails Beach Hop AlternateBeach Hop Alternate Adventure Park - Bruce County’s the shore of Lake Huron, this park and ducks and geese galore. Local/Other RoadLocal/Other Road River Valley River Valley premier off-road riding location offers families 15 km of easy trails Rail Trail/AbandonedRail Trail/Abandoned Railway Railway Coast 2 CoastCoast 2 Coast features a pump track, and a whack through woods, across wetland and of other creative challenges, all along the lakeshore to sandy coves. Onwards to Neustadt, hold your line; Stream Stream Coast 2 CoastCoast 2 Coast there’s a steady stream of traffic on spread out amidst a rambunctious F Inverhuron Bike Park – this fat-tire Grey Rd 10. In the village, Neustadt Body of WaterBody of Water Beaches SouthBeaches South 20 km network of looped singletrack playground offers drops, dirt jumps Springs Brewery is a big stone building Wetland Wetland Escarpment Escarpment trails. and freeride features. with a licensed summer patio. Tours of Airport Airport Best of the BaysBest of the Bays B Brant Tract - Presents 20 km of its underground springs and manmade G Saugeen Rail Trail – This 7-km-long Art/Craft Shop/GalleryArt/Craft Shop/Gallery Best of the BaysBest Lighthouse of the Bays Extention Lighthouse Extentionsingletrack, all well-marked and caverns are offered on weekends. mapped. Some trails are ideal for rail trail runs from Southampton to Beach Beach Greenock SwampGreenock Swamp families, while others are more Port Elgin, and then beyond. For more The road to Mildmay presents one hill Greenock SwampGreenock Alternate Swamp Alternate Bike Shop Bike Shop suitable for the veteran rider. The information see Tour #7 Beach Hop. after another. The village is known for Lighthouses NorthLighthouses North Community TrailCommunity Trail majority of trails have bridges and the Cheese Haus, and for great butter H Trail - From Owen Lighthouses NorthLighthouses Alternate North Alternate the property elevation is constantly tarts at Harley’s Pub and Perk. It also Conservation AreaConservation Area Sound to Park Head, this 17-km- Lighthouses SouthLighthouses South changing throughout the trails. long rail-trail crawls up the Niagara has the county’s first and oldest Home Hospital Hospital Hardware store. Lighthouses SouthLighthouses Alternate South Alternate C Carrick Tract - This 8 km trail network Escarpment with views of Georgian Information CentreInformation Centre Bay. Eight Mills Eight Mills flows into hollows, across slopes and Lighthouse Lighthouse At Formosa, a big Saugeen RiverSaugeen River over ridges, all on the big belly of a In addition, there are numerous local stands on top of a hill while the village wooded moraine. multi-use trails in communities including lies at the valley bottom. Picnic in the Off-road RidingOff-road Riding Saugeen RiverSaugeen Alternate River Alternate D Lindsay Tract - North of Lion’s Head, Walkerton (6 km), Chesley (4 km), park beside Formosa Creek, browse Saugeen First SaugeenNation #29 First Nation #29 Park Park the Lindsay Tract is a new trail Kincardine (22 km), Paisley (6 km) and Oberle’s General Store, built in 1866, Saugeen First SaugeenNation #29 First Alternate Nation #29 Alternate Provincial ParkProvincial Park network being developed, presently Hanover (11 km). and prepare for a final grunt of a climb Beaches NorthBeaches North with 10 km of single track through on the way out. Rural Garden Rural Garden Beaches NorthBeaches Loop Extension North Loop Extension hardwood forest. Elevation has been Point of InterestPoint of Interest Off-road RidingOff-road Riding added using rock formations that offer Waterfall Waterfall great mountain biking experiences.