all except the top bit due to construction of the LRT (would have been 41 km if fully open). It follows the old CP rail line which was the first one in to Ottawa in 1854. Started at big parking lot in Osgoode next to la Cantina Streatery. Biked South to Buckles Street where the packed stone dust path officially ends and a rough rocky snowmobile trail continues (might be MTBable?). Then cycled N to the barrier about 100m S of Earl Armstrong. Turned back and had lunch at La Cantina (shared an excellent chicken burrito meal and a lime and a tangerine Jarritos - out of mango). followed by an ice cream at Fat Les's Chip Stand (greasy spoon with reasonable junk food menu and a modest selection of Kawartha Dairy ice cream). Warm but not too hot cloudy with sunny periods; would have been too hot if cloudless. A few mossies if you stopped in the woods. Seem to be about 4 places you can start, officially at Leitrim Road, Mitch Owens Road, and Osgoode Main Street. Additional unofficial small parking lot at Doyle Road. Also a small wooden lookout built out over marsh at about the halfway mark which would be a good lunch spot. Saw quite a bit of wildlife: lots of flowers (e.g. wood anemone), flowering bushes/trees, butterflies, e.g. swallowtails, and tiny blue ones, veery (heard), eastern wood pewee (heard), pair of wild turkeys in distance (male displaying), ruffed grouse. First bike ride of the season together. http://www.adventurereport.ca/osgoode-link-pathway/