This enchanting loop parallels the Rouge River as it meanders north from the Ottawa River to the foothills of the Laurentian mountains.

This loop tours the scenic farmland dirt of southern Simcoe County, located less than an hour north of Toronto.

This stunning loop through the Kawarthas features a heady mix of flowy pavement, scenic gravel and many kilometres of unmaintained.

This mixed surface loop offers an idyllic mix of farmland, forest, and wetlands just one hour north of Toronto

Want more epic Frontenac County dirt? This gravel bike-friendly bikepacking loop extends the Full Frontenac by an additional 184km.

This loop traverses the width of Hastings County, highlighted by the ruins of a 19th century Catholic church, and views of the Marmora Mine.

This mixed surface ride favours quiet country pavement, in an effort to follow the course of the Salmon River south of Tamworth.

This loop combines some of the best Frontenac County gravel into one epic 200km loop.

This 257km bikepacking route samples some of the best logging roads and ATV trails in the Addington Highlands

The 300km edition of the Durham Destroyer can be tackled over a single long day, or as a two to three day brewery tour through the Kawarthas

This demanding 184km loop features over 2500m of climbing and glorious escarpment views.

The following details Melanie Chambers' experiences riding the COLT bikepacking route in the fall of 2020.

This loop includes a mix of some of the most popular gravel north of Wakefield, as well as a southern traverse of Gatineau Park.

The following loop was submitted by David Thompson and samples the dirt farm roads located in the Grand River Watershed west of Brampton.

This 30km extension of the Griffith Highlands Loop consists mainly of Crown Land accessed via single lane forest roads

This route consists almost entirely of unpaved country roads, making for an amazing cycling adventure just outside outside Toronto!

The Frontenac Flyer extends the Frontenac Folly by 40km, giving riders the opportunity to experience more of the best gravel in the region

This route combines the Ranger Camp Ramble and Tour de Dalhousie, linking together some of the best gravel in the Lanark Highlands.

The BT 700 provides residents of Canada's most populous region a unique opportunity to participate in an epic bikepacking adventure!

This 117km loop submitted by Louis Cormier consists of a round-trip from Ingersoll to Canada’s oldest wooden lighthouse in Port Burwell.