Circle The Scenic Bay Of Quinte - PACKAGE BICYCLE TOUR

Do This Ride Yourself With A Complete Route Guide.  
Easy To Follow Route Map And Turn By Turn Directions.  
You get a ridewithgps.com file which can be viewed, printed and downloaded for use on your gps device.   A full colour printed copy in a weatherproof envelope will also be mailed to you.  Includes a detailed route map, turn by turn directions, topography and information on attractions, events, accommodation, camping, restaurants, bike shops and bicycle rentals.  We make all of the reservations that you require for accommodation, bicycle rental, luggage transfers and travel insurance - the cost of these services is additional.  Route is a loop which returns to starting point where you can leave your motor vehicle.  The route is easily  modified if desired - start anywhere you want and increase or decrease your daily distance. ​​
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Circle The Bay of Quinte 
BELLEVILLE - BRIGHTON - PICTON  

4 Days [1 day optional] - 188 kilometers (117 miles)
Average 47 kilometers (29 miles) per day 
Gentle terrain (rolling to flat)
Loop route - leave your motor vehicle at the start and return to pick it up.

Cycle all of this spectacular and magical peninsula in Lake Ontario.  Discover why travel writers are raving about this area.  Indie 88 says "​If you’re looking for a perfect, and affordable, weekend getaway this summer, look no further than the charming island community of Prince Edward County. This Southern Ontario gem just two hours east of Toronto offers up a flurry of to-dos that will excite any personality."   And from TripSavvy "With its abundance of water, fresh air, and wide-open spaces, the area has become increasingly popular with visitors, artists and Toronto residents who are buying up plenty of the property in this trendy region.  Prince Edward County is especially distinguishing itself among foodies, with the introduction of organic farms, wineries, breweries and cheese factories. Top chefs have been drawn to the area for the abundance of local goods."   Cycle through the area visited by Prince Charles and Canada's Prime Minister Trudeau in 2017. 

The area is easily accessible by car or rail from Toronto, Montreal or Ottawa.  Sample the wines of Canada's most rapidly growing wine region, the brews in from an ever increasing number of brew pubs and fresh local cuisine.  Enjoy historic villages, peaceful countryside, beaches and First Nations territory surrounded by Lake Ontario and the Bay of Quinte.  The route is on the cycle friendly paved local roads, the paved shoulders of the "Waterfront Trail" route and the newly improved granular surfaced "Millennium Trail" rail trail.

DAY ONE
Cycle Belleville to Brighton 42 km (26 miles)
The route crosses quiet rolling countryside through Trenton. Guests can stop to visit the Bleasdale Boulder, watch pleasure boats going through at the Trent Canal Lock 3 or visit local produce markets on the way to Brighton on Lake Ontario.

DAY TWO
Cycle from Brighton to Picton 54 km (33 miles)
Crossing the Murray Canal, the routes passes numerous wineries.  You have the opportunity to visit shops and galleries in the charming villages of Wellington and Bloomfield and  have lunch or ice cream or stop at craft breweries or visit artist galleries.

DAY THREE
Optional loop from Picton to Waupoos and Lake on the Mountain 50 km (31 miles)
Cycle on quiet country roads with scenic water views along the peninsulas.  You can stop at wineries, a cidery and a cheese factory.  Enjoy the panoramic view from Lake on the Mountain of the Glenora ferry and beyond. Dining is available at Waupoos, Lake on the Mountain or in Picton. There are several options for a shorter distance. 

DAY FOUR
Cycle Picton to Belleville 42 km (26 miles)
Cycle from Picton crossing the Bay of Quinte on the bridge at Deseronto and through Tyendinaga First Nation.
 
Go to Destinations to learn more about the places in this tour guide - where to go, what to see and where to stay. 
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Glenora Ferry view from Lake on the Mountain
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Waupoos Estate Winery South of Picton
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On Main Street in Picton

Circle the Bay Of Quinte Package Route

C$49.95
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4 days [1 day optional] - 188 kilometers.  Average 38 kilometers (23 miles) per day for 5 days.  Gentle terrain (flat to rolling) Loop route.  Bicycle the scenic peninsulas of Prince Edward County crossing the Trent Canal, Murray Canal and bay bridge at Deseronto. Includes the central section of the Lake Ontario and Trent Canal Package Route visiting Belleville, Brighton, Presquile Provincial Park, Picton, East Lake, West Lake, Sandbanks Provincial Park, Waupoos, Lake on the Mountain, Tyendinaga First Nation and Deseronto.

Bay of Quinte & Northumberland Package Route

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5 to 7 days - 2 days optional, 405 kilometers - 51 to 68 kilometers per
day.  Average 58 kilometers (36 miles) per day.
​Rolling hills, moderate to difficult. Loop route.
Waterfront Trail, Trent Canal, apple orchards, beaches, historic, First
Nations, waterfront, wineries
Waterfront Trail and quiet paved roads close to Lake Ontario and Rice Lake, through several Trent Canal towns, crossing the Murray Canal and the Bay of Quinte.

Quinte & Limestone City Package Tour

C$49.95
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Belleville - Picton - Kingston - Verona
​4 days, 353 kilometers (219 miles)  
53 to 105 kilometers - daily average 88 kilometers (55 miles) 
Flat to rolling, easy to moderate  Loop route.
Waterfront Trail, K&P Trail, Glenora Ferry crossing, waterfront, wineries, brew pubs
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