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Pedal 25 km of Prince Edward County trails, stopping at three local breweries with drinks included and a lively post-ride party. This guided, women-focused ride keeps you mostly off road and pairs easy singletrack with social stops for a relaxed afternoon on two wheels.
Pedal 25 km of Prince Edward County trails, stopping at three local breweries with drinks included and a lively post-ride party. This guided, women-focused ride keeps you mostly off road and pairs easy singletrack with social stops for a relaxed afternoon on two wheels.
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Prince Edward County, Ontario, offers an approachable and celebratory way to explore its trails and craft beverage scene with the Ladies Brewery Ride, a guided, fully trail-based 25 km loop that starts with a pre-ride social at Prince Eddy's. Beginning in Prince Edward, the ride departs at noon after an 11:00 a.m. meetup, carrying riders through the county’s mixed woodlands, farm edges, and lake-facing viewpoints. The route stops at three local breweries where each stop includes a drink—alcoholic or non-alcoholic—so everyone can toast along the way. What sets this ride apart is its focus: women on bikes, inclusive beverage options, and pure off-road riding. The trail surfaces vary from compact singletrack to wider crushed-stone paths; expect gentle climbs, rooty sections, and a few technical turns that make the 25 km feel lively without being punishing. Snacks are provided on-trail, and a post-ride party folds the group into an upbeat community atmosphere where conversations about lines, bikes, and the best local pours flow easily. Safety and local stewardship are built into the experience. The route minimizes road exposure; participants only encounter pavement when crossing streets to reach the next tasting. Guides manage pacing and regroup points, so riders with basic off-road handling will keep up comfortably. The minimum age is 19, and the arrangement includes a drink at each stop, light snacks, and festival-style celebration afterward. Bring a well-maintained mountain or gravel bike with confident brakes and a helmet. Beyond beer, the ride is a primer on Prince Edward County’s outdoor character: low limestone ridges, agricultural fields, and frequent glimpses of Lake Ontario from higher trail benches. Birdsong and the occasional white-tailed deer are common, and seasonal scents—fresh-cut hay in summer, damp leaf mulch in fall—underscore each pedal stroke. The social focus makes it an excellent introduction for newcomers to trail riding or visitors seeking an active way to sample the county’s small-scale brewing scene. Guides carry basic tools and a first-aid kit, and they'll offer short instruction on group riding etiquette and trail etiquette before setting off; paved parking is available near the meeting point, and riders should bring a government ID to verify age for tastings. The event’s relaxed pace makes it easy to stop for photos or linger at a tasting without falling behind. Practical details: meet at Prince Eddy's for the pre-ride social at 11:00 a.m.; the group leaves the trailhead at noon. Expect roughly four to five hours of activity, including tastings and the afterparty. Weather can change quickly near the lake—dress in layers and carry water. Whether you’re chasing community, craft beer, or a memorable ride through rural Ontario, the Ladies Brewery Ride distills the best of Prince Edward County into a single, spirited afternoon.
Yes — registration includes one drink at each of the three brewery stops; non-alcoholic options are available.
Participants must be 19 or older to join and to receive alcoholic tastings.
Yes — riders should bring a well-maintained mountain or gravel bike; guides do not typically provide bikes.
Events run in most weather; organizers will notify registrants of any cancellations or changes and note the refund policy.
Guides carry basic tools and a first-aid kit; riders should bring a spare tube and know how to change it.
Cancellations are subject to a 50% refund or a full credit toward a future tour as stated by the organizer.
Bike the County is a Prince Edward County–based cycling operator specializing in guided bike tours and day rentals that showcase local wineries, breweries, and cafés. The company offers a range of curated experiences: the Cruisin' Winery Tour and Classic Winery Tour, both starting and finishing at Karlo Estates Winery and covering about 15–20 km with guided tastings and an optional alpaca farm visit; the Picton Bike Day Rental, a nine-hour rental beginning at Prince Eddy’s Brewing Company with helmet and size adjustment tool included; the Classic Café Tour, a four-hour, 20 km guided ride starting and ending at Prince Eddy’s; the Beer + Wine Tour, a 12 km trail ride visiting two breweries and one winery from Prince Eddy’s Brewing Company; and the Ultimate Café Market Tour with an e-bike option, a longer 40 km, 5–6 hour guided route through Bloomfield, Picton, and Wellington that starts and ends at the Eddie Saturday Market. Bike the County structures each offering with clear start and end points, set distances, and stated durations so participants can plan accordingly. Rentals and guided tours provide helmets and route guidance. By partnering with local wineries, breweries, cafés, and markets across Prince Edward County, Bike the County connects cyclists to established tasting locations and community stops. All descriptions are factual summaries of the trips and logistics offered within Prince Edward County. Booking information, group sizes, and accessibility options vary by trip; customers are encouraged to review each trip listing for logistical details. Maps and safety briefings are provided.
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