Spring Dreaming: Three Hastings County Gravel Routes to Ride This Season
We’ve curated three spring cycling routes in Hastings County that we hope will whet your appetite and warm up your legs for a great season of gravel riding in Ontario.
Hastings County is home to over 1000km of quiet backroads. Find your next adventure here.
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Lollygagging in Lonsdale
Meander through 26km of Rambler terrain on 75% unpaved roads surrounding the Salmon River.
Lay of the Land
A more accessible 50km Explorer version with 77% unpaved surface, delivering authentic gravel adventure around Stirling-Rawdon.
Riverside Rouleur
Flow along 60 KM of riverside Adventurer terrain, with 85% unpaved surfaces following the scenic Black River.
Dutch Baby
Ride just over 40 KM of rolling countryside on this Adventurer route featuring surprising climbs and pastoral scenery.
Funky Monck
Challenge yourself on this 40 KM Adventurer journey along historic Monck Road with impressive elevation gain.
Diamond Lake Loop
Circle pristine waters on this 30 KM Adventurer route with impressive 458m elevation gain in north Hastings.