WE RODE 167 KM ON ONTARIO'S ALGONQUIN TRAIL— UNTIL IT ENDED

We rode 167 km along Ontario's Algonquin Trail — part of the Trans Canada Trail - following a former railway through river towns, farmland, and forest in the Ottawa Valley, ending where this section of the trail currently stops. This route begins in Carleton Place on the Ottawa Valley Recreation Trail, which here forms part of a Trans Canada Trail spur heading northwest. From Arnprior westward, the route continues as the Algonquin Trail through Almonte, Pakenham, Arnprior, Renfrew, Cobden, and Pembroke, before reaching its current endpoint near Wylie Road. Filmed over several summer and early fall rides, this video shows real trail conditions, scenery, and communities along the route. If you enjoy quiet cycling journeys and exploring Canada's trails, feel free to subscribe and follow along as we continue our journey. If you're involved with the Trans Canada Trail or maintaining sections along the route, we'd love to hear from you in the comments.