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22.05.2016, 09:42

Pedel to the Beach Preride

Dont park in front of museum. Park near the beach. Gravel driveway with some loose rock, exercise caution. Washrooms available.

Enter Gananoque Trail at 27k mark, not very nice surface (grass, rocks), may need to walk for a bit. But gets better when approaching the tunnel below 401. You could always use Hwy 32 instead.

Grab a takeout at Socialist pig or go through it to get to Banana splitz for ice cream.

Continue on Stone st south-east, cross the water st bridge to checkout the Joel Stone Beach with a neat light house. Purple Cafe nearby should be good as well.

Ferry free for cyclist. Walk your bike onto ferry. Hang onto the railing and your bike while on the ferry and enjoy the view and cool breeze!

Optional: pay about $5 to checkout the museum if you feel like it. They have cleaner washroom.

Short version: Turn at 4th Concession becomes Deer Ridge then continue east into Gananoque, save you at least 10km.

Dont park in front of museum. Park near the beach. Gravel driveway with some loose rock, exercise caution. Washrooms available. Enter Gananoque Trail at 27k mark, not very nice surface (grass, rocks), may need to walk for a bit. But gets better when approaching the tunnel below 401. You could always use Hwy 32 instead. Grab a takeout at Socialist pig or go through it to get to Banana splitz for ice cream. Continue on Stone st south-east, cross the water st bridge to checkout the Joel Stone Beach with a neat light house. Purple Cafe nearby should be good as well. Ferry free for cyclist. Walk your bike onto ferry. Hang onto the railing and your bike while on the ferry and enjoy the view and cool breeze! Optional: pay about $5 to checkout the museum if you feel like it. They have cleaner washroom. Short version: Turn at 4th Concession becomes Deer Ridge then continue east into Gananoque, save you at least 10km.
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By: Tony Lau (TBN)
Started in: Kingston, Ontario, CA
Distance: 57,4 km
Selected: 57,4 km
Elevation: + 281 / - 292 m
Moving Time: 03:03:29
Gear: Jake
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Departed: 22.05.2016, 09:42
Starts in: Kingston, Ontario, CA
Distance: 57,4 km
Selected distance: 57,4 km
Elevation: + 281 / - 292 m
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Total Duration: 05:07:51
Selection Duration: 18471
Moving Time: 03:03:29
Selection Moving Time: 03:03:29
Stopped Time: 02:04:22
Calories: 1690
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Max Speed: 45,9 kph
Avg Speed: 18,8 kph
Pace: 00:05:21
Moving Pace: 00:03:11

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