
Lay of the Land
A more accessible 50km Explorer version with 77% unpaved surface, delivering authentic gravel adventure around Stirling-Rawdon.
The county's best region for Rambler-category routes, Stirling-Rawdon offers gentler terrain while still delivering authentic gravel experiences. The Kings Mill and Callaghan's Rapids conservation areas provide scenic picnic spots among the rolling agricultural terrain with moderate climbs, making this township ideal for riders building their gravel confidence.
A more accessible 50km Explorer version with 77% unpaved surface, delivering authentic gravel adventure around Stirling-Rawdon.
Ride just over 40 KM of rolling countryside on this Adventurer route featuring surprising climbs and pastoral scenery.
Choose from 20 or 30 Adventurer experiences through apple country, featuring quiet, unpaved roads and farmland views.
This 39km Explorer journey connects small-town eateries across the Stirling-Rawdon area via 64% unpaved backroads.
Explore 128km of Epic countryside on this route, featuring 65% gravel roads and scenic river crossings throughout Hastings County.
Journey through 120 KM of farmland vistas across Hastings County, with challenging climbs and rewarding descents.
This 60 KM Explorer route connects historic water crossings and mill sites throughout Stirling-Rawdon.