2025 Day Trips!

mimico_polak said:

Looks awesome! Was hoping to go there on Labour Day weekend...but I'm sure it'll be super busy.

It's so close to the cottage that I would trailer the bike up and pop over when some time allowed.

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If you are just riding over from Wasaga it will be fine and beautiful for the ride through the park, but camping will be sold out. Beaches will be busy and there will be lots of walkers/hikers in the park too. Fall is a really beautiful time in that park too.

Here's a nice little route for you too: Wasaga Beach to Wasaga Beach

Usually have all my rides in the Down Under thread but the road hazard today was noteworthy.
Bike running well - good run up the Gillies and this guy popped out on the road ...long enough to get a photo.

Best riding day in a while. Up at Mungalli Dairy.
Some value for money here .....small latte and scones with real cream for $11

Was getting a bit weary on the way home - 240 km ride and very enjoyable. First 200 km stock seat then switched to the AirHawk the last 40.
Riding with the padded shorts and stock seat pretty comfy. Likely next time will switch to the AirHawk a little sooner.
Back was a tad stiff but mostly gone now. Was wearing kidney belt. No sense of the bars being wrong, Throttle lock worked enough to be useful. Good loop light winds and mid to high 20s.


Relevant drugs. Pseudoephridine, couple of Panadol to start, Celebrex to strip off a couple of decades
and Robax Platinum for a quick post ride sore back fix.

Just a few rides this season so far. The weather was too good on Sun to miss riding and been a while I rode around Bancroft and the surrounding areas. Didn't try to hit all the usual routes, lower faraday road was in good shape.

The falls colours are already visible from Skyline park, and in some of the inner roads, which is a gentle reminder to take the bike out as much as possible.

LBV said:

I've done Awenda a few times ... the canopy of trees is pretty well the whole way through - magical.

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You'll love Michigan's 20 miles of the "Tunnel of Trees" should that country ever be back on your radar.