This page was last updated Wed 12 March 2008.

Contents: Tours (6)   

Canada (local)

This page lists all reports that for Canada only that do not involve other countries.
Click here for a list of all reports involving Canada.
All descriptions are in English, unless otherwise noted.

Tours

Le Vent dans le Dos
by Josephine, Loïc and Faustine, tour started April 2005, submitted 28 March 2007
America: Canada
language: fr

From Vancouver to Montréal

Biking Quebec
by Maurizio Billo, tour started 2006, submitted 28 October 2006
America: Canada

Biking Quebec crossing migration routes

Entering the autumn
Mountainbike trip from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific Ocean
by Florian Mayer, tour started August 2006, submitted 14 September 2006
America: Canada
language: de

My trip startet in Calgary and ended in Vancouver. I visited Banff and Jasper, passed Kamloops and spent some days at the famous mountainbike park in Whistler.

Two cyclists on the icefield parkway, shortly after sunwapta pass
La Routavelo (British Columbia)
by Nicolas de Hemptinne, tour started July 2006, submitted 9 June 2006
America: Canada
language: fr

To discover British Columbia with a bicycle is an interesting experience : Mountains, lakes, icefields, wonderful landscape and...bears.

Vancouver to Montreal on Bike
by Nick Cowan, tour started May 2001, submitted 8 February 2006
America: Canada

We awoke to cloudless skies and a strong headwind. Breaking camp we hit the road only to learn that Saskatchewan highways don't always have paved shoulders. We assumed the alpha formation whereby Nick takes point and Dave is the rear guard. Appearing inebriated, Dave would sometimes swerve into the road to scare cars into the far lane. Making possibly the smartest decision of his life, Dave stopped to ask road workers if we could have two pairs of disposable earplugs to drown out the wind. These were great for the moral and allowed us to phase out of this world and create sci-fi stories which became entertainment for our breaks.

As we were getting into Maidstone, Dave got a flat back tire. Inspection of said tire revealed multiple punctures: two staples, three pieces of glass and a small rock. These had all managed to work there way through Dave's ``Perfect'' (brand name) tire. Much to Nick's dismay Dave decided to swap front and back tires. This took a few hours since Dave makes bike repairs at a Tectonic pace. As we mounted our Cromoly steeds Nick realized that he too had a flat tire. (Just ask us about road tar, we dare you) Dave's response: You're shitting me, right?

Julien & Titus' Cycling Trip
by Julien Dymetryszyn, tour started July 2005
Europe: Canada