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The Durham Destroyer routes hit the best Gravel, Dirt, Trails and Rail Trail that the Region has to offer. The Full Monty does venture into the Kawarathas due to its Epic Distance.
Although the official routes start in Port Perry, they can be tackled from any point along the route.
Whatever route you take, enjoy the journey and challenge.
90% unpaved
90% unpaved
A Metric Century, over 90% dirt including Gravel Roads, Rail Trail and Trail Sections. Be prepared or you might be destroyed!
Refueling options for The Rookie are available in Uxbridge at KM23, Sunderland at KM42 and Cannington at KM53. No options are available for the last 47 kms.
Refueling options for The Rookie are available in Uxbridge at KM23, Sunderland at KM42 and Cannington at KM53. No options are available for the last 47 kms.
Cory Kawa has written about his experience ridingThe Rookie route, it's a great read, check it out... https://www.anathletesblog.ca/2021/04/09/durham-destroyer-the-rookie-march-2021-ride-report/
80% unpaved
80% unpaved
KM for KM this is by far the hardest of the Durham Destroyer routes. A true Century, Lots of Climbing, Ample Trail Sections and 7kms of Soul Sucking Sand will have you screaming I'm Not Worthy.
Refueling options for I'm Not Worthy are at a premium, so be prepared. The only On-Route option for food is in Uxbridge at KM50, nothing is available for the remaining 110 kms. Free water is available at the Chalk Lake Spring at KM87, this is your last On-Route option. In an emergency, you can veer off Route at KM133 and head to Blackstock, which has a Variety Store.
Refueling options for I'm Not Worthy are at a premium, so be prepared. The only On-Route option for food is in Uxbridge at KM50, nothing is available for the remaining 110 kms. Free water is available at the Chalk Lake Spring at KM87, this is your last On-Route option. In an emergency, you can veer off Route at KM133 and head to Blackstock, which has a Variety Store.
Cory Kawa has written about his experience riding the I'm Not Worthy route, it's a great read, check it out... https://www.anathletesblog.ca/2020/09/30/2021-durham-destroyer-im-not-worthy-ride-report/
80% unpaved
80% unpaved
Gravel, Trails, Rail Trail, Climbing, Epic Distance... Its brutal... Nothing more to say
The Full Monty has multiple refuelling options On-Route. Water is available at the Chalk Lake Spring at KM23. Refuelling is available in Uxbridge at KM90, Cannington at KM135, Fenlon Falls at KM182, Bobcaygeon at KM218 and the last option is in Lindsay at KM257. Contact the Lockmaster in Fenlon Falls, Bobcaygeon or Lindsay to confirm Camping Availability. Blue Oak Cottages in Fenlon Falls is also receptive to BikePackers and will allow camping when available www.blueoakcottages.ca
The Full Monty has multiple refuelling options On-Route. Water is available at the Chalk Lake Spring at KM23. Refuelling is available in Uxbridge at KM90, Cannington at KM135, Fenlon Falls at KM182, Bobcaygeon at KM218 and the last option is in Lindsay at KM257. Contact the Lockmaster in Fenlon Falls, Bobcaygeon or Lindsay to confirm Camping Availability. Blue Oak Cottages in Fenlon Falls is also receptive to BikePackers and will allow camping when available www.blueoakcottages.ca
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