Grand Niagara - PACKAGE BICYCLE TOUR GUIDE

Do This Ride Yourself With A Complete Route Guide.  Easy To Follow Route Map And Turn By Turn Directions.  Simple To Modify - Start Anywhere On The Route And Increase Or Decrease The Daily Distance. 
Includes information on attractions, events, accommodation [good value and unique facilities convenient to the route in motels, inns bed and breakfasts], camping [campgrounds in close to route], restaurants [unique and local cuisine], bike shops and bicycle rentals.  You get all of the information that you need  for accommodation located on or close to the route. Easily reserve online for most accommodation providers or use the reservation contact information provided.  Should you have difficulty making reservations we will provide additional suggestions. Leave your motor vehicle at the start and return to pick it up - includes suggestions for where to leave a motor vehicle. This package is sent to your email address and includes a pdf route information file and ridewithgps.com. file which can be viewed, printed and downloaded with a detailed route map, turn by turn directions and topography.

Grand Niagara
NIAGARA ON THE LAKE, NIAGARA FALLS, FORT ERIE, PORT COLBORNE, DUNNVILLE, GRIMSBY

4 days, 254 kilometers - 53 to 78 kilometers per day.
Average 65 kilometers (40 miles) per day
Flat to rolling with one hill, moderate.  Loop route.
Waterfront Trail, Niagara Parkway, Friendship Trail, beaches, historic, ships on Welland Canal, theater (Shaw Festival), waterfalls, waterfront, wineries
Route on bike paths and quiet paved secondary roads close to the shore of Lake Erie, Grand River, Lake Ontario, Niagara River and Niagara Falls including Dunnville, Grimsby and Niagara on the Lake.

The route uses bicycle friendly roads with paved shoulders or where motor vehicle traffic is light so drivers can easily leave space around you. Ontario law requires all drivers of motor vehicles to maintain a minimum distance of one meter, where practical, when passing cyclists on highways.
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Go to Destinations to learn more about the places ​Go to Destinations to learn more about the places in this tour guide - where to go, what to see and where to stay. 

The Niagara Falls region is one of the best areas for bicycling anywhere in North America as a result of the unrivaled scenery of Niagara Falls and the Niagara Parkway and many bike paths. Niagara is also Ontario’s oldest wine producing area with a growing number of wineries welcoming visitors. The Niagara on the Lake to Niagara Falls section is best enjoyed if you can avoid the traffic on holidays and summer weekends. The terrain is quite flat except for one hill, where you climb and descend the Niagara Escarpment.

From Lake Ontario in the charming and historic town of Niagara–on–the-Lake you can bike through the manicured parkland of the Niagara Parkway. The parkway is a limited speed roadway with a bike path beside the Niagara River and Niagara Falls all the way to Fort Erie, on Lake Erie across from Buffalo New York.

From there the Friendship Trail takes you to Port Colborne where you can join the Welland Canals Parkway and see ocean going ships travel through the locks. The Waterfront Trail route is included from Jordan through Niagara on the Lake, Niagara Falls, Fort Erie and Port Colborne all the way to Dunnville.
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Niagara Falls
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Lalor Estate Inn Dunnville
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Ship on the Welland Canal

Grand Niagara Bicycle Tour - Complete Route Map And Guide

C$19.95
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You receive a printed version of the route map and turn by turn guide with complete travel information for attractions, accommodation, camping, restaurants and bike stores.  

4 days, 254 kilometers - 53 to 78 kilometers per day.  Average 65 kilometers (40 miles) per day.  Flat to rolling with one hill, moderate.  Loop route.  Route on bike paths and quiet paved secondary roads close to the shore of Lake Erie, Grand River, Lake Ontario, Niagara River, Niagara Falls including Dunnville, Grimsby and Niagara on the Lake.

This route is available to be downloaded free at https://ridewithgps.com/ambassador_routes/1152-grand-niagara-peninsula-ride.  You can print the information or use it with your gps.

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This route is available to be downloaded free at https://ridewithgps.com/ambassador_routes/1158-bay-of-quinte.  You can print the information or use it with your gps.
​c. Bike ON Tours 08/2016