Leaving Grand-Pré National Historic Site, the ride will begin with an easy pedal down the Harvest Moon Trail, along centuries old dykelands and past the picturesque towns of Wolfville and Port Williams. It’s a great way to warm up and loosen the legs.

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For those looking for a bit more riding today, take the Grande route, heading south along Grand-Pré road to the verdant fields of the Gaspereau Valley. After a cruise alongside the river it’s time to head up into the forested roads of South Mountain. The long grind uphill is worth it as you’ll have some amazing panoramic views of the valley on the way back down before joining your fellow riders at Port Williams.

After our first rest stop, it's an easy spin so take advantage of the magnificent views of Minas Basin and its ever changing coastline with the world’s highest tides. Enjoy riding one of the best cycling roads you’ll ever see before putting your head down for the climb up to our lunch spot. It’s a tough hill but the spectacular views will leave you breathless and speechless.

After lunch we head inland, following the base of North Mountain past rustic farms and orchards. It’s a relaxing ride to get you geared up to ascend North Mountain. At the top, we have a long easy pedal past a patchwork of mountain pastures and woods. You're almost there, just a final descent to go, so sit back let gravity do its work and enjoy the views of Cape Split on your way down before arriving at our destination on the shores of the Bay of Fundy. Grab yourself a drink and relax, you’ve earned it!