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The following routes all start and finish at the Port Hope Town Hall
(click here for a Port Hope street map showing the location of the Town Hall at 56 Queen St.)

Route Distances Link to route
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Description
PORT HOPE HILL HOP
94 km
 
ROUTE & MAP These rides were used when the TBN came to town in July, 2010. The long, 94 km, route is particularly hilly!

73 km
 
ROUTE & MAP

54 km
 
ROUTE & MAP
SHELTER VALLEY SHUFFLE
99 km
 
ROUTE & MAP These rides will be used when the TBN come to town in May, 2011. All three rides head east from Port Hope, but only the long ride makes it over to the delightful Shelter Valley.
75 km
ROUTE & MAP
 

58 km
 
ROUTE & MAP
RICE LAKE REVISITED
90 km
 
ROUTE & MAP A gorgeous route through Northumberland County with a lunch stop at Bewdley, on Rice Lake. These route will be used when the TBN come to town in October, 2010.

77 km
 
ROUTE & MAP
50 km
ROUTE & MAP
 
SEVENTH HEAVEN 47 km ROUTE & MAP A beautiful, but hilly, route through the Municipality of Port Hope and Hamilton Township. Shortly after passing Jamieson Rd. on the Seventh Line, you reach a point where, on a clear day, you can see both Rice Lake and Lake Ontario. At that point you are truly in "Seventh Heaven"!
COLD SPRINGS CANTER 47 km ROUTE & MAP
(PDF; 420 kB)
These are hilly rides (particularly the long route!) northeast of Port Hope that afford excellent views of Lake Ontario. Choose a clear day and enjoy the scenery!
35 km ROUTE & MAP
(PDF; 340 kB)

BEAUTIFUL BEWDLEY
 
51 km ROUTE & MAP A hilly, scenic, route that heads north to visit "Beautiful Bewdley".
LE TOUR DE COBOURG 50 km ROUTE & MAP A relatively flat route that essentially follows the Waterfront Trail, through Cobourg, for the first 20 km. The return route is a little hillier, and even includes the infamous Bickle Hill!
GO FOURTH! 48 km
ROUTE & MAP
 
A relatively flat ride that heads west along the Fourth Line and returns to Port Hope on beautiful Lakeshore Road.
OSACA ODYSSEY 46 km ROUTE & MAP
(800kB; PDF)
A pleasant, relatively flat, route through the Municipality of Port Hope.
RACETRACK RAMBLE 46 km ROUTE & MAP East from Port Hope to north of Cobourg; north on Racetrack Road; back to Port Hope via the hills of the Fifth Line.
PERRYTOWN PEDLAR 42 km ROUTE & MAP
(190 kB; pdf)
This route heads north from Port Hope and passes through the hamlet of Perrytown before returning along the lakeshore.
HAMILTON HILLS 43 km ROUTE & MAP
(200 kB; PDF)
This ride heads north in Hamilton Township, almost to Rice Lake, and is quite hilly (total ascent = 650 m).
GLORIOUS GANARASKA 30 km ROUTE & MAP
(100 kB; PDF)
A delightful. relatively flat ride that crosses the Ganaraska River on several occasions.
       
The following routes start and finish at Gilmer's Home Hardware, Toronto Road
(click here for a map showing the location of Gilmer's Home Hardware)
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WESTERN WANDERER 51 km ROUTE &  MAP For the Municipality of Port Hope, this is a relatively flat 50 km route. It starts by heading west along the beautiful Lakeshore Road. After passing through the village of Newtonville, the route turns to Port Hope through rolling farmlands approximately 10 km north of Lake Ontario.
The following routes start and finish at the Sylvan Glen Conservation Area, 6 km north of Port Hope
(click here for a map showing the location of the Sylvan Glen Conservation Area)
Route Distance(s) Link to route
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SYLVAN GLEN PICNIC 88 km ROUTE & MAP
(360 kB; PDF)
The lovely ride that was used by the Ganaraska Freewheelers for their 2006 picnic.
NORTHUMBERLAND HILLS 86 km ROUTE & MAP
(500 kB; PDF)
Two delightful routes up to Rice Lake from Sylvan Glen. These rides were used when the East York Outing Club came to town in June, 2010.
53 km ROUTE & MAP
(330 kB; PDF)

page updated on 08 May 2011

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