Heading north from Indian Head into the Qu'Appelle Valley you will enjoy very quiet gravel and dirt roads. Two climbs await you on this route with some great viewpoints.
A classic local course used in the Lumsden Roubaix event hosted by the Regina Cycle Club. Featuring punchy climbs and the famous Seven Bridges Road in the downhill direction.
Starting at the Wascana Trails Recreation site between Lumsden, SK and Regina, SK. This route takes you on a quick adventure to Lumsden and back to the start via the famous Seven Bridges Road
Starting at the parking lot for the Echo Lake Beach this route takes you through the Calling Lakes best climbs and on the most frequently cycled roads.
Starting at the Wascana Trails Recreation site between Lumsden, SK and Regina, SK. This route takes you on a quick adventure on some gravel roads to some beautiful double track to visit the giant, lonely tree.
This route will have you ride some dirt, sand, pavement, large grid roads, and even some doubletrack. Take a moment to stop in Frankslake to see some of the old abandoned buildings and take photos.
Starting at the Condie Nature Refuge this route takes you through the 'Pumpkin Hollow' Valley and to a creek crossing where you may need to ride through the creek.
Out on the prairie, the Ghost Farm stands as a haunting reminder of lives once rooted where the wind now tells their story. The ride there rewards every mile with endless horizons and eerie silence.
Starting at Regina's Rainbow Bridge this mixed surface route takes you down some gravel roads before heading back into the city to finish on paved roads and bike path.
Starting in Lumsden, SK this route takes you up and down the sides of the Qu'Appelle Valley on the way to the most photographed church in Southern Saskatchewan.
