Looking for something a little different? This route forgoes gravel roads in favour of the ample single/double track near Pickering

This loop tours the scenic farmland dirt of southern Simcoe County, located less than an hour north of Toronto.

This stunning loop through the Kawarthas features a heady mix of flowy pavement, scenic gravel and many kilometres of unmaintained.

This mixed surface loop offers an idyllic mix of farmland, forest, and wetlands just one hour north of Toronto

This loop, developed by Ed Daugavietis, links together the gravel roads, quiet country pavement, and rail trails that ring the Grand River.

The 300km edition of the Durham Destroyer can be tackled over a single long day, or as a two to three day brewery tour through the Kawarthas

This demanding 184km loop features over 2500m of climbing and glorious escarpment views.

The following details Melanie Chambers' experiences riding the COLT bikepacking route in the fall of 2020.

The following loop was submitted by David Thompson and samples the dirt farm roads located in the Grand River Watershed west of Brampton.

This route consists almost entirely of unpaved country roads, making for an amazing cycling adventure just outside outside Toronto!

The BT 700 provides residents of Canada's most populous region a unique opportunity to participate in an epic bikepacking adventure!

This 117km loop submitted by Louis Cormier consists of a round-trip from Ingersoll to Canada’s oldest wooden lighthouse in Port Burwell.

This 81km route samples a portion of the third day of the BT700 bikepacking route developed by Matthew Kadey

The following presents the shortest variation of the Durham Destroyer, the 100km “Rookie” Edition

The following presents the second longest edition of the Durham Destroyer that will leaVE you screaming “I’m Not Worthy!"

This 71km route samples a portion of the third day of the BT700 bikepacking route. Be sure to pack your climbing legs!