While the route’s namesake is a righteous stretch of gravel, paradise can truly be found along Toms and Mhusk Roads.

This 86km loop illustrates the potential of the Lanark Highlands as one of the Ottawa area's premier gravel riding destinations.

The highlight of this route is the TransOutaouais, a remote 7km long "road" with extremely rough sections, and a steep descent at the end.

This route loops around the Blue Sea, taking advantage of quiet pavement and forest-lined cottage access roads.

This 85km route includes a stop in Gracefield, the approximate halfway point of the loop, with several amenities.

This loop uses Route 317 to explore some of the nicest gravel roads in the southern Laurentides.

With non-technical gravel and limited elevation gains, this loop is an easy introduction to gravel for anyone transitioning from road riding

This near metric century is highlighted by a visit to California Road.

This loop is design to take advantage of some of the rowdiest unmaintained west of Ottawa.

A one-day ride designed to link together various gravel roads, rail-trails and paths, while providing access to several west-end breweries

This route is a quintessential southwestern Quebec loop.