This enchanting loop parallels the Red River as it meanders north from the Ottawa River to the foothills of the Laurentian mountains.

This route, created by Amanda Brandimore, takes riders on a tour of Lac Phillipe, one of Gatineau Park’s most iconic destinations.

This loop includes a mix of some of the most popular gravel north of Wakefield, as well as a southern traverse of Gatineau Park.

The following loop was submitted by Leander van Rooijen and explores the rolling forested hills west of Gatineau.

This loop provides an opportunity to traverse the southern edge of Parc National du Mont-Tremblant, using a mix of gravel roads & ATV trails

This 103.6km route was developed by Jeff Noakes and takes advantage of various logging roads north of Cayamant, Quebec

This century ride starts from Ottawa and includes a complete circuit of Gatineau Park.

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.

For riders not ready to tackle the full Ride of the Damned, this loop samples the best parts of this legendary route.

This is the legendary Ride of the Damned race route pioneered by Matt Surch, Rodd Heino, Tall Tree Cycles and Tekné Cycling.

Based on the 2018 Mont Sainte-Marie gravel event, this route follows Chemin de la Chute, a pretty stretch of gravel along the Gatineau River

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.

This route is a quintessential southwestern Quebec loop.

This route combines elements of the Ride of the Damned and the Lowest of the Low into an epic exploration of local dirt.