Hella Hastings
A 269.9 km gravel route near Stirling-Rawdon. 1813m elevation. Multi_day difficulty.
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 269.9 km gravel route near Stirling-Rawdon. 1813m elevation. Multi_day difficulty.
"I had one of those riding days that make you beyond-words grateful for your legs and your lungs and your pals and your choice to get out on the trail that day. "
After a few months of exploring, we've got three brand new gravel route recommendations to share!
A 66.3 km gravel route near Stirling-Rawdon. 540m elevation. Moderate difficulty.
A 28.6 km gravel route near Stirling-Rawdon. 284m elevation. Easy difficulty.
A 39.2 km gravel route near Stirling-Rawdon. 253m elevation. Easy difficulty.
A 117.2 km gravel route near Stirling-Rawdon. 928m elevation. Challenging difficulty.
A 60.6 km gravel route near Stirling-Rawdon. 430m elevation. Moderate difficulty.
Discover Hastings County's stunning fall landscapes on these three carefully curated gravel cycling routes featuring breathtaking lookout points, riverside views, and post-ride dining stops. Perfect for autumn adventures with wooded trails and minimal traffic.