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Sunday Apr 4, 2021 #
2 PM
Mountain Biking (Rail Trail) 1:46:40 [3] 31.03 km (17.5 kph) +155m
On a sunny Easter Sunday, 'Bent and I rode the Georgian Trail from Thornbury to Meaford and back. We've ridden the trail between Thornbury and Collingwood many times but this was our first ride west of Thornbury.
It was fun to see some different views and we were surprised by how high the trail climbed above Georgian Bay. We caught glimpses of several farm markets on Hwy 26, so we'll have to do a driving tour some day.
Meaford Harbour is pretty and looks similar to Thornbury Harbour.
On the return trip, we turned off to see Christie Beach Conservation Area. It's a great beach - probably very crowded with limited parking when the weather is warm. We saw some kayakers loading their boats. Then we rode through Lora Bay and climbed back to the Georgian Trail.
Others in our household were not impressed that we went for a ride.
I bought the same Lindt chocolate bunny that Mom and Dad used to give me. Traditions must continue.
It was fun to see some different views and we were surprised by how high the trail climbed above Georgian Bay. We caught glimpses of several farm markets on Hwy 26, so we'll have to do a driving tour some day.
Meaford Harbour is pretty and looks similar to Thornbury Harbour.
On the return trip, we turned off to see Christie Beach Conservation Area. It's a great beach - probably very crowded with limited parking when the weather is warm. We saw some kayakers loading their boats. Then we rode through Lora Bay and climbed back to the Georgian Trail.
Others in our household were not impressed that we went for a ride.
I bought the same Lindt chocolate bunny that Mom and Dad used to give me. Traditions must continue.