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A big strong point

Unlike mostly all smaller tour operations, we have at least two support vehicles – both a logistics truck as well as a sag wagon. Sometimes we even add a third. Our goal is to allow everyone to ride at their own pace, while also supporting them on the road. We patrol our routes until everyone has safely arrived. The vehicles, fuel, and staffing for this road support is a huge effort and a big financial commitmentt (more on our About Us page).

One of the best lookoffs on our Cape Breton Tour – the Cabot Trail at Pleasant Bay

Its about flexibility

With our tour support, we can let riders stop and go as they wish. We don’t ride like ducks in a row behind a leader. There is no struggling to keep up. it allows cyclists of all abilities and ages, we have many in their 50s, 60s, 70s and a few beyond. Riders move along with those of about the same speed and interests. For food, there is no plan people have to stand about in the rain for. If one wants to go for an evening walk or go to a restaurant they like, they can. Our personalized food storage, iced coolers, supply of cooking gear, and grocery pickup system might be unique to our tours. The grocery stop, where our group gathers up, becomes a highlight of the day. While not the best for those who want to sit back after after a hard ride, those who love our tours tell us the mealtime preparation is part of the experience. People who like us like how we do things. They tell us not to change a single thing (more on our About Us page).

Everyone does their own thing but we are together

S. Clinton

The first two days were long and uphill, and after that it was mild riding, even the 80 mile day in the rain. We chose to do a combination of camping and B&Bs, which seemed to be a nice way to go, although there were many who camped each night. Getting food became easier as the trip went on, and cooperative cooking of meals increased as the trip developed. All of this adding richly to the experience. We had a great time and would certainly go an another Atlantic Canada Cycling Ride again.

R. & L. Weast

First Class

L. Chiofar

… an awesome support team. Everything was so well organized and I felt safe and cared for throughout the entire trip.

D. Ransom

The trip was a joy in many ways. Very challenging for me, but finding that I could do it was exhilarating. I’ve returned in a better place with myself and the world. Ill detour for the Newfoundland tour next year.

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