Relatively flat, fast loop starting and ending in downtown Brockville.  Great loop when wind blowing out of north or north-east.

Pretty flat, fast and mostly quiet 50km training loop.

Countryside ramble from downtown Brockville, to Spencerville and a stop at the general store for their famous CINNAMON BUNS and a coffee.  After refueling, head back to Brockville.

As an alternate route, adding about 13km, instead of turning right onto CR21 from CR15 northbound, just below North Augusta, proceed into North Augusta and turn right onto Branch Road.  Proceed on CR21 to Garretton, picking up CR18 to Roebuck, turning left back onto CR21 to Spencerville.

A short, flat, fast route, returning with a warm-down along the downtown waterfront.

A few short hills but basically flat, fast and quiet.

Brockville to Prescott paralleling Hwy 401, and along the river to return.  Avoid CR 2 along the river during peak work travel times.

From Brockville, CR#2 to Ivy Lea, then the Thousand Islands Parkway return.  A few gentle rollers out, flat and fast, and usually downwind all the way back.

From Brockville along CR #2 to Mallorytown, then down to the River, then a fast, flat ride back along the T.I. Parkway.

Short, gentle distance good for a recovery ride or going out with newbies.  A few gentle climbs.

From Brockville, easy loop along CR2, Hallecks Rd, Front of Yonge, Howe Rd, returning via Lyn Road.

Easy training loop -- good for TT effort.  Few gentle grades but generally flat.

From Brockville to Spencerville for cinnamon buns, then return with some country cruising.

Figure 8 loop starting/ending in Brockville, crossing in Lyn.  One good hill and some decent rollers from Junetown to Caintown.

Very nice training loop from Brockville.

Long training ride from Brockville up to Merrickville (bakery, coffee, date squares!!!) and return.

Brockville to Stittsville via Merrickville, Richmond.  Flat route.  Great in S or SW wind.

82 km ride starting/ending in downtown Brockville, in search of hills in the eastern edge of the Frontenac Arch.

Pretty flat route from Brockville out through Fairfield, SW to Seeley, along Lake St, returning along Howe and Halleck Roads.

Flat and fast route starting and ending in downtown Brockville (Blockhouse Island parking lot), looping north to North Augusta, east through Throoptown to Augusta, then back to Brockville.

Flat, fast route starting/ending in downtown Brockville, NE to Brouseville, N to Shanley, WSW to Spencerville (cinnamon buns!!!) then SW back to Brockville.

Some rolling hills, mostly flat.

Generally flat to gently rolling with one good hill at Quabbin; return along Thousand Islands Parkway (Parkway not recommended on weekends, or summer days after 11 a.m.)

Starting/ending on the west end of Brockville, this route circumnavigates Charleston Lake, traversing classic Frontenac Arch landscape.

Note: Not a good idea to do this route on the Friday or Monday afternoon around a long weekend, due to traffic on Outlet Road (CR #3) on the west side of Charleston Lake, especially near the Provincial Park.

Flat early-autumn ride from Brockville to Spencerville and return.  Great cinnamon buns in Spencerville!  Actual elevation gain was 463m (as measured by Garmin Edge 705).

Starting/ending at home, following Brock Trail from west end of downtown to end on Central Ave, then continuing north through Bridlewood to Mac Johnson conservation area.  Loop of trails in Mac Johnson.  Nice late Fall ride!

Starting/ending in Brockville.  Clockwise tour around Charleston Lake.  Good direction to go when the wind is blowing from the SW through NW direction.  About 800m climbing (despite whatever Bikemap says).

The Brock Trail is a multi-use asphalt path starting at the Brockville Railway Tunnel and running along parts of the waterfront and then following Buell Creek to the north end of the city.  Crossing Centennial Road to the trailhead for the Mac Johnson Wildlife Area, one can continue by hiking or biking.

Note: The Brock Trail is paved and suitable for recreational bikes and families.

Note: The Mac Johnson trails are dirt with roots and rocks in some places, requiring a mountain bike.  These trails are single-track and when busy with hikers, best left to the enjoyment of the hikers.

Note: Click on "More" and select the "Panoramio Photos" option to show the photos layer for pictures of scenic spots along the route.

Short loop out through Lyn to Seeley and back.

Fairly flat & fast route NE of Brockville, looping to N Augusta and return.

Beauty St. Paddy's Day ride.  Stiff headwinds for last 40km but bright, sunny day, no traffic.  Most lakes and rivers still frozen.  Great coffee and cookies at Brewed Awakenings in Merrickville.

Brockville > Merrickville > Jasper > Greenbush > Brockville

Cold (3°) and windy (25 km/h gusting 35 km/h NNW) morning ride to Brewed Awakenings in Merrickville for awesome coffee and cookies. Long, long stretches of empty country roads - outside of Brockville & Merrickville, probably saw two dozen cars/trucks in total.

Brockville > Spencerville > Brockville

With stop in Spencerville for famous, incredible, to-die-for cinnamon buns!

Flat, fast route with good exposure to winds.

Around Leeds-Grenville County, starting/ending in Brockville.

Fairly flat cruise of Leeds Grenville.

From Brockville to Gananoque (and back) for ice cream.

Easy romp through countryside around Brockville.  A few hills crossing the Shield ridges to Athens, but nothing really challenging.

Easy route to Rockport from downtown Brockville, returning with a little detour through Caintown and Lynn.

bad offroad trail. not recomended

Pretty flat and fast.  1000 Islands Pkwy NOT recommended during summertime, especially on weekends,due to hostile traffic.

A short loop starting and ending in downtown Brockville at the parking lot on Water St.

The route is a simple loop, west along Cty Rd 2, and then Lyn Rd to Lyn, returning along Lyn Rd, Hallecks Rd and Cty Rd 2.

This is the shortest loop of several that explore country roads west of Brockville.

For more information see www.explorethearch.ca

A loop starting and ending in downtown Brockville at the parking lot on Water St. Downtown Brockville offers full services and many attractions.

The route is a loop, starting out west along Cty Rd 2, and then Lyn Rd to Lyn.

There is a general store in Lyn.  In Lyn, head north for a loop around Howe Rd before returning to Lyn via a short stretch of Yonge Mills Rd.  Then follow Hallecks Rd and Cty Rd 2 back to Brockville.

This loop is of several that build successively to explore country roads west of Brockville.

For more information see www.explorethearch.ca

A loop starting and ending in downtown Brockville at the parking lot on Water St. Downtown Brockville offers full services and many attractions.

The route is a loop, starting out west along Cty Rd 2, and then Lyn Rd to Lyn. There is a general store in Lyn.

In Lyn, head south-west on Yonge Mills Dr to Cty Rd 2, then turn left and follow Cty Rd 2 back to Brockville.

This loop is one of several that build successively to explore country roads west of Brockville.

For more information see www.explorethearch.ca

A loop starting and ending in downtown Brockville at the parking lot on Water St.   Downtown Brockville offers full services and many attractions.

The route is a loop, starting out west along Cty Rd 2, and then Lyn Rd to Lyn. There is a general store in Lyn.

In Lyn, head north for a loop around Howe Rd and then south-west on Yonge Mills Dr to Cty Rd 2, then turn left and follow Cty Rd 2 back to Brockville.

This loop is one of several that build successively to explore country roads west of Brockville.

For more information see www.explorethearch.ca

A loop starting and ending in downtown Brockville at the parking lot on Water St. Downtown Brockville offers full services and many attractions.

The route is a loop, starting out west along Cty Rd 2, and then Lyn Rd to Lyn. There is a general store in Lyn.  In Lyn, head north on Cty Rd 46 to the intersection of Howe Rd at Seeley.  Turn left and then right onto Seeley Rd which becomes Cronk Woods Rd and then Caintown Rd, finally T-ing out onto Cty Rd 5.

Turn left onto Cty Rd 5 and follow it south to Cty Rd 2, where you turn left and follow Cty Rd 2 back to Brockville.

This loop is one of several that build successively to explore country roads west of Brockville.

For more information see www.explorethearch.ca

A loop starting and ending in downtown Brockville at the parking lot on Water St. Downtown Brockville offers full services and many attractions.

The route is a loop, starting out like the routes upon which this one builds, by heading out through Lyn on the Caintown Cruise route to Cty Rd 5.  After turning onto Cty Rd 5, go 500m and turn right onto Junetown Rd.  Follow Junetown Rd west to a T-stop and turn left to follow the pavement to the next T-stop at Cty Rd 4.

Turn left onto Cty Rd 4 and follow it over the Quabbin Hill and on into Mallorytown, where there's a large general store at the intersection of Cty Rd 2 (with washroom).

Then follow Cty Rd 2 back to Brockville.

This loop is one of several that build successively to explore country roads west of Brockville.

For more information see www.explorethearch.ca

A loop starting and ending in downtown Brockville at the parking lot on Water St, close to full services.

The route is a loop, starting out like the routes upon which this one builds, by heading out through Lyn on the Junetown Jaunt route.

At the T-stop where Junetown Rd ends at Cty Rd 4, instead of turning left, turn right onto County Road 4, also known as the Rockfield Rd.

When Cty Rd 4 comes to a T-stop at Blue Mountain and continues to the right, instead turn LEFT onto Blue Mountain Road and follow it south to the crossroads of Mitchellville at Cty Rd 2.  Turn left onto Cty Rd 2 and follow it to Mallorytown (large general store with washroom at corner of Quabbin Rd a.k.a. Cty Rd 4 and Cty Rd 2) and then continue on Cty Rd 2 back to Brockville.

This loop is one of several that build successively to explore country roads west of Brockville.

For more information see www.explorethearch.ca

A loop starting and ending in downtown Brockville at the parking lot on Water St, close to full services.

The route is a loop, starting out like the routes upon which this one builds, by heading out through Lyn on the Meander to Mitchellville.

When Cty Rd 4 comes to a T-stop at Blue Mountain Rd, continue on Cty Rd 4 by turning right and proceed west through the once-hamlets of Greenfield and Washburn.

Cty Rd 4 T-stops at Cty Rd 3, the crossroads being known as Washburn.  Turn left to go south on Cty Rd 3 towards Lansdowne.  There are services in Landsdowne, yet the real treat is a bit futher on at the corner of Cty Rd 3 and Cty Rd 2 where you'll find the Rapid Valley Family Restaurant and Gas Bar.

This is an excellent place to stop for food, especially home baking, and most especially, for coffee and buttertarts.

Suitably refueled, head east along Cty Rd 2 all the way back to Brockville (with services in Mallorytown along the way).

This loop is one of several that build successively to explore country roads west of Brockville.

For more information see www.explorethearch.ca

The Brock Trail is a multi-use asphalt path starting at the Brockville Railway Tunnel and running along parts of the waterfront and then following Buell Creek to the north end of the city.  Crossing Centennial Road to the trailhead for the Mac Johnson Wildlife Area, one can continue by hiking or biking.

Note: The Brock Trail is paved and suitable for recreational bikes and families.  Much of the waterfront segment of the Trail is too narrow, with tight blind corners, for cycling.  Walk your bike, or use Water Street.

Note: The Mac Johnson trails are dirt with roots and rocks in some places, requiring a mountain bike.  These trails are single-track and when busy with hikers, best left to the enjoyment of the hikers.

Note: Click on "More" and select the "Panoramio Photos" option to show the photos layer for pictures of scenic spots along the route.

A longer yet simple out'n'back ride from downtown Brockville to the Socialist Pig in Gananoque for great coffee.

The outbound route follows Cty Rd 2 all the way.  The return route can simply retrace that route or, depending on time of day and season, return along the 1000 Islands Parkway corridor.

Caution: the 1000 Islands Parkway can be busy with tour buses, RVs, boat trailers and other traffic, especially on summer weekends or peak vacation weeks.  Cty Rd 2 is a much more relaxing, if less scenic, ride.

Watch our for Concession 4 from Hillbrook to Charleville - reverted to gravel!

From downtown Brockville, touring Leeds & Grenville to Merrickville, and back through North Augusta.