If you want to climb in Southern Ontario this route is for you. The route up Caledon Mountain on St. Andrews Rd. and Olde Base Line Rd. are long and challenging climbs. The back section of this route also offers rolling country riding on roads that see little traffic. It's worth the drive to Terra Cotta. (less)

Country riding at its best. Quite roads, good sized rollers, open farmland vistas, horse farms and good food at the end of the day. This marquee route in Southern Ontario is not to be missed. (less)

This area is defined by the valley that splits the Niagara Escarpment. There is no shortage of roads to climb. This area was home to the 2003 UCI Road World Championships. Many of the roads used in that race are used on this route. Good stiff climbs and fast descents define what this part of Southern Ontario has to offer. (less)

If easy cycling coupled with food and wine is what you are looking for, then look no further. This route will visit the world class destinations of Niagara on the Lake, Niagara Falls and the Welland Canal. There is so much to see and do here that one day will never be enough. (less)

The hills north of Oshawa are a great place to test your climbing legs. This route travels through rural farmland, small villages and across the shores of Lake Ontario. It has it all. Pick up a brochure for "A Country Path" and visit the many artisans that Durham County have to offer. (less)

Cycling through spectacular, rolling countryside on some of the best roads Southern Ontario has to offer. You'll be treated to solid climbs, centuries old hamlets and access to great food, beer and wine post ride in the beautiful town of Georgetown. (less)

If you're looking for hills in a gorgeous rural setting look no further. The route out of Brooklin offers scenic country riding on a landscape that is either climbing up or rolling down. You'll visit the quaint town of Port Perry on the beautiful shores of Lake Scugog along the way. (less)