All Levels

Gravel! Start from Fireman's with the Tro-Bro full meal gang, then take a shortcut to keep it, you know, sane! Only 66 km, yet still retaining the llamas and the Bauer Bumps...if you have a gravel bike, a mountian bike or a road bike with really fat tires, low gears and a paint job you don't love, come on out! Contact your ride leader Paul Jurbala paul.jurbala@gmail.com ...he will ask "Do you have reservations?" and you answer, "Yes, but I want to ride this anyway!" (You don't really have to say that.) 

Registration is open! Ride the original 95 km Tro-Bro Niagara route - hills, gravel, singletrack, mud, llamas, Bauer bumps, the whole shebang! There's also a lite version for the sane - see next post. This ride is perfect for gravel bikes, OK for mountain bikes and not recommended for skinny tire road bikes. Contact your ride leader Paul Jurbala paul.jurbala@gmail.com to get your name on the list for this epic! The secret word is "llamas".

A common route for the A, B & C groups to follow, allowing for riders who want to drop back to a slower-paced group to do so.

Fonthill to Dunnville starting at Glynn A Greene School, corner of Port Robinson and South Pelham Roads. Park on north side of school on Port Robinson Rd. Flat, easy route on some roads that might be new to many but are scenic! Stop approximately at 50kms at Tim Horton's in Dunnville. 

Still tweaking the route.  This is a bit long.

Potluck to follow at 3 pm  ... 6450 Marco Cres.   N. Falls  289 - 668-0349

This route will be used by A, B and C groups who are riding a longer distance for our 10th  Annual Friends for Life Ride this weekend.  Stop is a Port Colborne Timmies for a washroom break.  Thanks to Bruce Tulloch for the Route

short ride around Pelham