D.Seaborn

I hope to do Cape Breton this year. I very much enjoyed how well you and your guys organized PEI. Thanks!

H. Currie

1. The ACC «team» worked seamlessly with all the cyclists to help with all matters on the road & at campsites. 2. The equipment provided by ACC for cooking etc was exceptional. Nice to see that all cyclists took care of everything too. 3. The food crates & coolers provided by ACC were much appreciated by all cyclists. 4. The supermarket stops each day were well thought out.The grocery bin pick-ups much appreciated by all cyclists too.

1. The ACC «team» worked seamlessly with all the cyclists to help with all matters on the road & at campsites.
2. The equipment provided by ACC for cooking etc was exceptional. Nice to see that all cyclists took care of everything too.
3. The food crates & coolers provided by ACC were much appreciated by all cyclists.
4. The supermarket stops each day were well thought out.The grocery bin pick-ups much appreciated by all cyclists too.

L. Chiofar

I loved it! The distances were manageable, the campgrounds were lovely and the biking was beyond amazing!!

L. McPhun

Amazing trips through Atlantic Canada Cycling!!!

C. Creede

My expectations were pretty much what you provide -- the infrastructure to do what is primarily a self-guided but semi-supported trip in a remote place. (I've done this sort of thing before). By semi-supported I mean the personal accountability for cooking, shopping, setting up tents, etc. I think there are other people who might have a higher expectation for a guide giving more info about the area, or more comfort, but that wasn't what mine was. I expect to have maps and a workable route, know I don't have to worry about accommodations, to have my gear at the location on time, to be picked up if something goes very wrong and to have tools and expertise on hand if something is wrong with my bike I can't solve. You provided that ;-).

My expectations were pretty much what you provide — the infrastructure to do what is primarily a self-guided but semi-supported trip in a remote place. (I’ve done this sort of thing before). By semi-supported I mean the personal accountability for cooking, shopping, setting up tents, etc. I think there are other people who might have a higher expectation for a guide giving more info about the area, or more comfort, but that wasn’t what mine was. I expect to have maps and a workable route, know I don’t have to worry about accommodations, to have my gear at the location on time, to be picked up if something goes very wrong and to have tools and expertise on hand if something is wrong with my bike I can’t solve. You provided that ;-).