Bay of Quinte Gravel: Flyboy’s Day Off

We don’t usually make a brewery stop within the first three kilometres, but when we do, it’s worth the extra time. Try this route when you’re looking for a half-day plan to round out your Prince Edward County itinerary.

Your brewery cruise heads along the Millennium Trail to keep the chill vibes flowing. You'll cross paths with Parsons, Prince Eddy's, Matron, and more (don't forget to save some stamina for the Airport Lane climb!)

You'll want to kit your bike out with a bag that can handle some take-home brews.

Challenge Level
Rambler
Elevation Gain
125m
Distance
33.5km
Paved
56%
Dirt
44%
Physical Difficulty
Technical Difficulty

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