Winds are forecast from CE & S so we are heading to Fort Erie along the Parkway.
Westward along Gilmore, Sunset, Ridgemount & Eagle to Stevensville.
Home along Stevensville,Sauer, Willodell, Lemon, Montrose, Brown, Garner & back onto Mountain Rd
8:30 start from Thomas A Lannan Sports complex in Port Colborne. Hopefully the winds will be in our favour!!
Ride along the lakeshore to Dunnville with a coffee stop at Timmies in Dunville. Option go an extra 20 prior to the coffee stop to make it 100 total.
Return thru Wainfleet & back to Port
Similar route to a few weeks ago.
Winds out of East, SE & S - hopefully get a push on the way back
Out: Whirlpool Rd to Parkway, Parkway to FE & Dominion Rd west to Bernard & north to Stevensville for coffee.
Return: Netherby, Montrose, Garner & Mountain
Following the B group route (only shorter) to P0rt Colburne. High gusty winds & high probability of rain! Who wants to spoil my birthdy ride? :-)
Winds from the SE/S/SW
Down the Parkway to Fort Erie, SOuth along the lake & then to Stevensville for coffee stop.
Netherby, Montrose & very familar roads back home.
Here's to hoping the winds dont shift again!!
Whirpool Rd, Niagara Parkway to Fort Erie & westwsville for coffee stopard (maybe drop in & say HI to George) & on to Stevensville for coffee stop.
Montrose & Garner back to the fort>
BRING YOUR RAIN GEAR - the weatherman is not promising nice weather :-(
Roundabout way to NOTL Coffee stop.
west along Mountain to Taylorto Allanburg Bridge.Down the canal pathway to Lakeshore & into NOTL.
short 20 km ride up the Niagara River Parkway to home base
West/NW winds
Whirlpool road, down Parkway & thru old NOTL, along Lakeshore to Prt Dalhousie
coffee at Balzac's
Backtrack a bit along Lakeshore. south on Canal Parkway to Carlton, Stewart Rd & up Taylor to Mountain.
Additional loop back into Lines & Concessions & up 4 Mile Creek Rd for the ambitious ones
Clockwise along the parkway thru NF to the Townline & on to Stevensville.
Coffee stop at Timmies
West along Netherby & then meander thru the normal roads back to home base - hopefully with the wind at our backs - for a home run
