Join Brian H. for our Tuesday ride in Campbellford. Note that above picture is from 2003, but it is  it’s a nice memory lane shot!

After arriving in Campbellford, cross over the bridge, turn right in 100 m at the second lights on to Doxsee Street, then turn right again in 100 m at the Free Parking sign. The attached map shows the Campbellford parking spot. You will actually be right behind the LCBO. Since there may not be a public loo on this side of the river you may wish to do your business prior to crossing over the bridge!

The cycling route is essentially the same as last year, with 49 and 30 kilometer options. The only changes are the start and finish loops in Campbellford.

Please print your own a copy of Two Rivers Tour map as Brian does not have a colour printer!

Lunch will be at Apollo’s Pizzeria, the same as last year. It has been ordered for 1:00 PM, on the balcony. The menu is to be found at: http://apollos.ca/menu.html. It is a 2-min walk from the parking location.

Also, the Campbellford pool is right across Ranney Street from the restaurant, and there is Open Swim from 1:00 PM until 4:00 PM. For $4.50 you can swim, shower and change there!

Join us at the Cobourg Community Centre at 10 A.M., on Sunday for a joint ride with the Northumberland Hills Cycling Club.

After the ride come and relax, refresh, refuel at Boston Pizza at the Northunberland Mall.

There are three route options: 60, 48 and 25 kilometers. Please print your own map.

Willy is hosting Tuesday’s ride from the Casa Dea Winery in Prince Edward County located at 186 Greer Road, Wellington. We’ll follow the 59-kilometre (or shorter!) Water & Wine route.

Join us for a picturesque route, with lovely rolling hills and lunch on the breezeway.

Harold DK is hosting our Friday evening ride starting at 5:30 from his home in Castleton. Join us for his Warkworth Roller ride, offering four distances from 21 to 53 kilometres. Please print out your own map.

Traditional potluck will follow – bring your goodies!

Liz and Bob are hosting Tuesday’s ride from Millbrook.

We’ll start from the Millbrook arena behind the Pastry Pedlar at 10 and follow the Bethany Hills route which has 50- and 33-kilometre options.Tentative arrangements have been made at the Pastry Peddler for lunch.

Liz will plan to drive the route Monday to make sure the route doesn’t have any gravel. Hey teachers, maybe we’ll see you there to kick off your summer vacation.

Meet this Tuesday at Lilanne & Barry’s house, in Cobourg, for the usual 10 am start. The ride will be the 52 km Shelter Valley Road route starting from the house. 

Lunch to follow at the Cat & Fiddle in Cobourg.
Image was taken last night on the way to Virginia. Just wanted to share the lovely sunset!

Mich and Mel are hosting Friday’s ride from their home in Newcastle. Potluck will follow.

Mich has provided a map and instructions but Ruth is technology challenged while in Virginia. She will update this post on Thursday with any additional details. For now, plan to join us to kick off the long weekend. 



Marianne is our host for this Friday’s ride from her home in South Cobourg. Her invitation is below.

Note: Please enter through my back door or garage NOT my front door. I have baby robins on my porch that I would not like to scare!

There is lots of parking along the North side of my and Franco’s properties.

Google Maps does not give correct directions. Here are the right ones:

• Get to Brook Road North.
• Just south of the train tracks, enter the subdivision using gravel entrance (left after train tracks if you’re traveling South from Elgin, right if you’re traveling North from Highway 2).
• Turn left (North) onto Lonsberry and park anywhere along the long stretch opposite the apartment buildings.

And again, enter through my back door or go around to my garage.

We have 3 route options:

• a hilly 53 km that takes us up to Cavan and Little
• a hilly 38 km
• a flatter 34 km option through Cornish Hollow

All start from our place and begin by climbing up to Baltimore. The routes split up in Baltimore, but come back together at Williamson Road, heading back home down Ontario Street through Cobourg.

Click on the image above for the downloadable map. We will also have written instructions for each route printed out for Friday.

Potluck will follow!

Jennifer and Andy are our hosts for Tuesday’s ride that will start from the Caroline Street Rink’s parking lot at 40 Caroline Street in Port Hope (see map below). We’ll follow the 50-kilometre Tour de Cobourg route.

Lunch will be at a new Port Hope diner, the Local 90 Bar and Kitchen In Port Hope. Apparently, Jennifer twisted their arm to open up just for the Freewheelers, so plan to join us.