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Nottawasaga Lookout Provincial Nature Reserve sits along the Niagara Escarpment about 10 km south of Collingwood. The site protects rugged terrain including limestone cliffs, crevices, and talus slopes. No camping or motorized activities are permitted, making it a quiet destination for a day visit.

Summit Social House is a local cycling themed cafe with a bicycle repair shop in the back. Located in the edge of the downtown core in Collingwood, Summit Social House offers great coffee, wonderful pastries and scrumptious sandwiches. The morning light is outstanding with all the large windows. This is definitely a local hang out with great vibes and an amazing environment. Don't miss this stop.

Great place to stop for Coffee, pastries and sandwiches. Cycling themed cafe with a bicycle repair shop in the back. Local hangout, great atmosphere, on the edge of the downtown core. Bike rack and bike locks incase you want to stay longer for that second cup.

A cafe with a built on bike shop. Great coffee, pastries, sandwiches and atmosphere. Don’t miss this one if you ride bikes and live coffee!

The best cycling stop in the Southern Georgian Bay area, many cyclists ride to Creemore for its very authentic European feel with cafes, patios and restaurants. The village loves cyclists and many of businesses will have bike racks out front for proper parking. The most popular Cafe stops included the Creemore Bakery (formerly Affairs Cafe) and the Bank Cafe. There are many restaurants and pubs to pick from. Creemore Springs Brewery is also a great place to end your ride. Creemore has a small park on the river where you can chill and rest mid ride or apres. The settlement of Creemore began in 1842 and by the turn of the century it was a thriving village of about 800 people with a vibrant business community. Creemore's name and town origins have strong Irish roots – the name is derived from the Irish “cron mor,” which means “big heart” and it was the village's founder, Irish entrepreneur Edward Webster who coined the name in the year 1845. He paid tribute to his family by naming the original streets after them: Elizabeth (for his wife and daughter), Francis and Wellington (for his sons), and Alice and William (for his parents). Historical signs are scattered around Creemore that explain more about the town's history. If you ever visit Creemore, it is advised that you read the signs if you are interested in the historical features of Creemore.

There's a trail beside the road that allows you to take in the panoramic view of Georgian Bay, including the Nottawasaga lighthouse, the Blue Mountain Village below, and the Terminal Buildings (grain elevators) anchoring the Town of Collingwood proper. Worth a few minutes to take it all in :)

I haven't been riding it downhill, just at the top, but looks fun! I'll have to try one day.

All these years cycling in Ontario, roads never brought me to the Creemore. It is incredible. Paved, gravel or off-road it's your choice of preference. Area is hilly so be ready for some climbing. Creemore village is laid back with great cafe and butter tarts. After ride you can enjoy some of the local brews from the Creemore Springs Brewery.