90.3 miles
Distance
640 ft
Climb
-1,136 ft
Descent
1,292 ft
High Point
The fully accessible 132 KM G2G Rail Trail Experience that is a multi-use green space from the 401 corridor at Guelph, Ontario to the shores of Lake Huron at Goderich, Ontario. G2G Rail Trail is a natural, historical and culturally significant conservation corridor that supports community recreation and active transportation, promotes health and well-being and brings awareness to rural agriculture, heritage and the environment.
source: G2G Rail Trail
Detailed Description
G2G Rail Trail is a 90 mile popular easy scenic route located near Guelph Ontario. This gravel bike primary route can be used both directions and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route includes 3 trails. This route climbs 640 ft with a max elevation of 1,292 ft then descends -1,136 ft.
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Trails in Route
| 2,411 ft | |||||
| 8 miles | |||||
| 4,826 ft |
Route POI
 | Monkton | Parking |
 | Rotary Cove Information | Information |
 | Goderich Beach | Viewpoint |
 | Menesetung Bridge | Bridge |
| Auburn | Parking |
| Blyth | Parking |
| Walton | Parking |
| McNaught Line | Parking |
| Milverton | Parking |
| Millbank | Parking |
| Linwood | Parking |
| Powell Rd. | Parking |
| Wallenstein | Parking |
| Elmira | Parking |
| Middlebrook Station | Parking |
 | Letson Park | Sight |
 | Katherine St | Stairs |
| Ariss | Parking |
| Silvercreek Rd | Parking |
| Guelph Downtown | Parking |
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Altitude change-497 ft
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Altitude min577 ft
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Altitude start1,074 ft
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Altitude end577 ft
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Grade-0.1%
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Grade max-14.3%
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Grade min18.1%
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Distance climb30 miles
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Distance down51 miles
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Distance flat9 miles
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