Springwater and OroMedonte Highlands

This ride takes you through Elmvale, famous for it’s Maple Festival and renowned Lion’s Club. Heading out and passing Orr Lake, turning at Hillsdale for a ride through an old growth canopied highway by Mount St Louis Ski Hill. Just past ski hill and Highway 400 on your right side keep an eye out for Cedar Tree carvings.

A short ride across to Horse Shoe Valley Road, south past Horse Shoe Valley Ski Resort and Settler’s Ghost Golf Course, and through Craighurst back to the Festival where food and entertainment await. Don’t forget to fuel up. 

Wasaga Beach Longest Freshwater Beach in the world at 14k.

This ride features a short trek across Farmland to Wasaga Beach, a Canadian treasure. It has been a premier location for beach goers for generations with bragging rights to longest Fresh water beach in the World. 14 k of approximately 40 k of beaches of Nottawasaga Bay.

Continue your ride through the farmlands and quaint communities of Springwater.

Food and entertainment await at the Festival. Don’t forget to fuel up.

Tiny Beaches and Georgian Bay

This ride takes in more of the nearly 40 k of beaches in Nottawasaga Bay. We take you on a scenic trip through Balm Beach heading North passing many more beaches to Thunder Bay Beach. We pass Awenda Park and travel through Kettle’s Beach and Sawlog Bay on our way to Penetanguishene. Follow 93 south and heading to Festival for food and entertainment. Check your fuel level.

Tay & Severn Townships + a Touch of Muskoka

We cross 3 counties to access The Big Chute Loop starting in the village of Coldwater. Left at flashing four way to Upper Big Chute Road which takes you through Severn Falls to Big Chute and the World Famous Marine Railway.

Very curvy road for 20k past Big Chute, test your skills. 

Back through Waubaushene once the hub of the Logging industry, supporting numerous Saw Mills and on to Midland via Highway 12. 

As we approach Midland we have the present home of the Keewatin (one of original Great Lakes Luxury Steamships) in Port McNicoll. The next sites to note just before Midland are the Wye Wildlife Marsh and Ste. Marie among the Hurons Village. On the north side of 12 is the Martyr’s Shrine named for the Priests who lost their lives. 

Now let us get back to food and entertainment of the Festival. Don’t forget to fuel up.