Looking for a bike route to take from Toronto to Niagara Falls - need roads I can bike on.  Thanks!?
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Canada is fortunate enough to have a cross-country bike route. It was conceived over ten years ago and is expanding all the time thanks to volunteers and fundraising.\n\nThe map and the information (which includes southern Ontario) is at http://www.tctrail.ca/
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http://www.mytraversecity.com/summer/listings.cfm?Type=18\n\nCheck out this website for canoe/kayak/tubing rentals in the Grand Traverse area.  The Boardman River (runs through TC) is supposed to be pretty nice, I think.\n\nTraverse City is about 45 minutes west of Torch Lake, depending where on the lake you are.
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I don't know about New York, but here is what I found about Toronto.\n\nThere are 10,033 different streets or 5,365 km of road (streets, expressways, ramps and laneways) covering 27.4 per cent of the city's area.
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Find references to Maple Ridge School, subdivision, road  and wind farm but not to a municipality.\n\nCan you clarify what you're looking for?
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google.com...then enter "Ross Mount Jefferson bikes". It will lead you to the sites.
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It depends on your ability level and the type of terrain you're looking for.  Sunday River in Maine has a wide variety, Killington is huge with lots of parks and a 230 ft superpipe, and loads of bump runs. Jay Peak near the Canadian border is Pow loaded and for the more advanced folks. Stowe is an all time favorite-one beginner hill and another for intermediates/advanced. Killington is the closest to where I live and no matter what the conditions, there are always some good riding because of their incredible snowmaking.
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Go to a bike store.  I like Schwinn Cruisers personally.
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You're going to want a hardtail if you'll be pulling a trailer, and definitely front suspension if you'll be doing long rides, a longer seat post, with either a high rise stem, or a riser bar, or maybe both, after all comfort is the most important part of the trip, and you don't want your neck and back to be stiff and sore after a good ride, just your legs. Some semi slick continental tires will do you good also. Rocky Mountain Bicycles are the way to go to get a quality ride, hand built in Canada! check them out at http://www.bikes.com
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Would love to ... \n\nHead up toward Austin, then back around...\n\nJust one problem\n\nMe & my bike are running the roads of Colorado this weekend.\n\nSounded like fun though.
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We spent Christmas in Niagara Falls last year and it was awesome!  Lots of Jewish and Chinese people there who also don't recognize the Christian holidays were there as well so there were tons of people around and very busy.  We didn't have to dwell on anything but having a great time!  And it's beautiful there in the winter.  Go to the Canadian side though...so much better!
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I live in Canada and the view of Niagara Falls is fantastic. There is so much to do at Niagara Falls Canada, such as Marineland and there are lots of wax museums and fun things to do there. On the weekends there is fireworks display and the fireworks is over the falls. I highly recommend it! Over in the United States they have just as much and it is just as beautiful!
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http://www.greenvillespinners.org/\n\nThat is a link to the Greenville Spinners website.  On the homepage, scroll down and it will list on the left side a bunch of cycling clubs in the area.  Almost all of them do at least one tour a year.  Some of them have local favorite routes posted, you can just download them.  \n\nThe "Freewheelers of Spartanburg" is another big local (to me) club that does a lot of rides and posts the group rides on their website.\n\nI believe they all also have a yahoogroup where anyone can post a ride.\n\nHope that helps you.
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I think the longest stretch of bike path on the peninsula and along the bay runs from Milbrae (just South of SFO) to Redwood Shores or Redwood City. Check out the maps at the below URL.
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Try posting your question here:\n\nhttp://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowForum-g255060-i122-Sydney_New_South_Wales.html\n\nThis course is supposed to be pretty nice:\n\nhttp://www.sopgolf.com/index.php\n\nAlso check the links below for other public courses in the Sydney area:
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There are several large shops in the area.  Depends on what you are looking for.  I wouldn't always go to a large shop.  The largest has to be Performance in Campbell.  It is part of a large chain and has some of the best prices.  I get a lot of things there.  Great prices on clothing for example and constantly has sales.  There are shops like Wheel Away or Off Ramp that are fairly generic.  Large selection and cater towards the crowd that rides comfort bikes.  Personally I like Chain Reaction or Bicycle Outfitter but they are Los Altos.  Cupertino Bikes has a great reputation.  If I want something special and I need guidance, Sloughs on Race St. is the place to go.  George is very well known in the bike industry.  Your shop doesn't have a part, guess who they call.  He tends to gear his stuff towards the high end but the guy has everything.  Good guy. Just don't take a dept store bike to be tuned up there.\n\nThere are so many.  ST on Capital is another good one.  If it is Mtn Bikes, Trailhead is a good one.  It just really depends on what you are looking for.
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There is the Van Galder! My dad has taken it many times between Wisconsin and Chicago.\n\nOh and there's also MegaBus... which is really cheap.
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Try Marble Mountain, Newfoundland, Canada. BEAUTIFUL Area.