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Mewburn & meander thru lines & concessions to Lakeshore. West thru Port & south on 3rd St Louth with a coffee stop at Natures Corner.

Return via Allanburg Bridge & other well known roads

Can extend to 100 km route by heading to the parkway along York/Queenston & thenn thru NOTL & Lakeshore 

Comes close to a lot of places, but doesn't really go anywhere. 

Parkway to Fort Erie & west on Dominion to Ridgeway for a stop at Pie Guys. 

45 km return ride is along the Friendship Trail, White Rd, Doan's Ridge Rd, Thorold Stone, Garner & Mountain.

Return home can be shortened by taking Wilhelm or Point Abino Roads off the Trail.

A crowd favourite. Virtually flat. 

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".

Lots of turns, lots of hills. No Saylor's or Woolverton, though. Convenient possible stop at Nature's Path around 60 km mark.

Typical route to Allanburg Bridge & north on the canal pathway, Lakeshore Rd into NOTL

Coffee stop at Balzac's

Return along Parkway with a few meanderings. Back along Whirlpool, Stanley, etc, etc.

Starting at Fireman's, ride the Canada Games road course AND the hill they were too chicken to include! Not to mention a bunch of other hills on the way there and back. A test for climbers! Mid-ride stop likely at Nature's Path.