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Full Service Bicycle & Bike Accessory retailer. Our Friendly Sales Staff Is Happy to Help You Make a Bike-Buying Decision or Repairs Needed. Our shop is located in the heart of Downtown Thunder Bay. Call for Hours and Questions.
Trendy Gift Boutique in South Lancaster, Ontario. Cyclist friendly…..water, snacks, facilities.
Servicing Sudbury and Surrounding Area, Adventure365 is a Speciality Sports Retailer offering High Performance Brands that highlight SKI BIKE RUN – Featuring Bicycles from Cervelo, Giant, Scott, Rocky Mountain! With a Full Service Shop and a Friendly, Knowledgeable Staff our goal is to help you LOVE Adventure! Now Offering Fat Bike Rentals! Like us on Facebook for up to date information about our Group Rides and Community Events!
You’ll find us in the quaint hamlet of Wilberforce ON, at the heart of the Geocaching Capital of Canada. Agnew’s General Store offers “Everything from Soup to Nuts.” Cyclists, stop in for drinks, snacks, clothing, hats, sunglasses and bike repair items and more. We have LOCAL CYCLING ROUTE brochures and area maps. Chat about GEOCACHING with local enthusiast Sticky Moose. Enjoy an ice cream cone in Eileen’s Ice Cream Parlor or treat yourself to some yummy, freshly made fudge. Washroom and picnic tables. Park, water tap, tennis court and Red Cross Outpost Museum (a National Historic Site), all a stones throw away. A welcoming break with lots of amenities.
The Backus-Page House Museum is located within the grounds of the John E. Pearce Provincial Park, situated within a restored Georgian style house which was constructed in 1850. It is one of the first brick homes built in what would eventually become Dunwich Township. The house was commissioned by Andrew and Mary Jane Backus. The Backus family was one of several families that had obtained land from Colonel Thomas Talbot and settled in the area which quickly came to be known as Little Ireland (a namesake due to the Irish ancestry of the settlers). The property that Andrew built his house on was given to him by his grandmother, Mary Storey, who received her original land grant in 1809. Upon the death of Andrew Backus in 1865 the estate along with what remained of the original land grant allotted to Mary Storey was bequeathed to his son, Andrew Storey Backus. Andrew Storey Backus sold the northern portion of that bequest, where in the house was located, to Robert Kennedy of Leskinfere Gorey, Co. Wexford, Ireland. Mr. Kennedy only owned the property 2 or 3 years before he returned to Ireland. The Backus-Page House and property was obtained by Jonas Page in 1925. The Page family had settled in the area in 1845 and maintained property further up Lakeview Line. Members of the Page family resided on the estate and farmed the property for over 40 years. The house underwent a number of physical changes as it aged, moving it away from its original 1850’s state. Morley and Grace Page were the last of the Pages to live on the farm and they sold it to the Ministry of Natural Resources in 1968. The Ministry of Natural Resources currently retains ownership of the Backus-Page House. The Ministry has entered into a lease agreement with the Tyrconnell Heritage Society. The society was incorporated in 1994 with the express purpose of restoring the house and property to its 1850’s condition. In 1998 the society undertook a restoration of the property, renamed the house in tribute to both its longtime owners and undertook a mandate of preservation and historical education regarding the estate and the Talbot Settlement in general.
Where Art and the Entrepreneurial Spirit are alive and well. We invite you to visit the Village to discover all the treasures offered here! We have everything from coffee shops, restaurants, books stores, flower shops, and more.
Bearly Used Books offers travel books, local tourism information on the best biking and sightseeing in the area, access to public washrooms, bike parking, comfy couches, and access to wi-fi. The store owner participates in the warmshowers.org cycling network. The store is also a proud supporter of travellingtwo.com, two friends who biked around the world for 3 years. 120,000 used books to choose from in every genre.
Belle River Source For Sports is located within the heart of the small town Belle River. They have been proudly been serving Belle River and its surrounding areas since 1992. We are the go-to sporting good store for great customers from surrounding towns such as Lakeshore, Tecumseh, Tilbury and all towns in between. They are a full service bike repair shop with many bike accessories and athletic apparel available.
Bench Brewing Company is proudly situated in the benchlands of the Niagara Escarpment. Home to Ontario’s finest agricultural lands, our farmhouse approach to craft brewing will capture the unique terroir of the region just as it does for wine. Breathing new life into the historic Maple Grove Schoolhouse in Beamsville, our site features a three-acre hops field, a barrel-aging and wild ale program, a taproom, beer garden and food kitchen. We invite you to visit our brewery, experience the charm of the region, and taste the beer from wine country.
Located in the Annex Neighbourhood, we are close Kensington Market, Little Italy, Chinatown and Yorkville. Explore further into the Don Valley mountain bike trails and the beautiful waterfront path.
Bateman’s Bicycle Company offers bike rentals that meet your needs – by the hour, day or more. We have hybrid city bikes, road racing or touring, cyclocross or “adventure” bikes, mountain bikes and fancier lifestyle “cruisers”.
Bikeface Cycing is a dynamic family owned and operated bike shop at the heart of the Owen Sound cycling community. Situated on the Niagra escarpment between the Blue Mountains and Tobermory we enjoy one of the oldest and largest trail networks in Canada (if you’re going north please note we’re the last bike shop for 200+km)! Our wide variety of new and used bicycles are a must see. With competitive prices and exceptional service, whether you’re looking to rent, buy or need to stock up on supples bikeface has all the maps and helpful trail information to make your trip a memorable one.
Come visit us at Block Three Brewing located a 5km bike from the world famous St. Jacobs Farmers Market in the small village of St. Jacobs. Come in for a sample of our small batch, hand crafted beers and stay for a glass listening to vinyl and playing board games.
We offer tours on weekends and beer to go in bottles and growlers. Hope to see you soon.
Blue Heron Books offers bicyclists a place to stop, a place to store and repair, a place to refill and a place to shop…all under one roof. On your travels, or as a destination, Blue Heron Books makes it worth the cycle to Uxbridge, The Trail Capital of Canada.
In store we have official trail maps (http://www.chrismar.com/ ) an
Our adjoining neighbour, Savon Du Bois has all natural sunscreen, bug spray, talc-free body powder and chafe cream as well as yummy refreshments.
Refill your water bottle, perform minor repairs, store your bike indoors while you explore on foot. Find out for yourself why Blue Heron Books was twice named Canada’s #1 Independent Bookseller!
Located on a picturesque rural road in bountiful Norfolk County, north of the lakeside community of Port Dover, Bonnieheath Estate Lavender & Winery balances an authentic agricultural experience with the sophistication and class of an estate winery. There’s always plenty to do and see at Bonnieheath Estate. Enjoy a glass of wine or cider as you explore our expansive grounds, where vineyards, prairie grasses, lavender fields, and a natural wetland await you. When you’re through, join your friends on the patio, or relax in the lavender gazebo. Bonnieheath provides the perfect local or destination getaway – we have visitors from all around the world!.