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White Moose Trail Ride

The White Moose trail ride is a 9-day Adventure Touring ride aimed at dual-purpose/ADV bikes of all sizes.  This ride is perfect for all types of adventure riders, whether you ride a KLR 650 all the way up to a BMW 1250GSA.

 

All overnights will be in motels or at private locations, no camping. 

 

The price of the White Moose Trail Ride is $675

What is included on the White Moose Trail Ride:

 

  • We organize all routes from beginning to end, so you just show up and ride!  We’ll provide each rider with the GPS routes for the 9 days and load it onto their GPS for them if desired

  • Providing you with tips and hints ahead of time on things to pack, helping you prepare for this epic adventure

  • Recommend accommodations so all you have to do is call and book a room.

  • A guide and a sweep for the entire journey to help ensure the group stays together. The guide will know about bypasses and can make decisions on the fly to keep the group moving

  • Ensuring our routes have sufficient rest stops for gas and food, as well as having alternates arranged

  • Guides will have tools to do trail-side repairs for most common small problems (punctured tires, basic fixes)

  • Optional real-time communication using headsets (we use Cardo Packtalk DMC, but can talk to Sena and others if you have one)

  • Satellite tracking for the group, we provide a link that you can share with family and friends so they can follow along from home as we complete our journey

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What's not included:

  • There will not be a chase/support vehicle on this trip.

  • Meals and refreshments 

  • Cost of accommodations

  • Cost of fuel

  • Transportation to the start and end point (Barrie area)

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Trip Itinerary

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Day 1

Barrie to Sudbury (~400 kms)

A fair amount of pavement the first day get us headed north to start our epic journey.  

We’ll mix in some gravel and a few off-road sections to keep the ride from getting boring. Staying overnight at the Sportsmen's Lodge just north of Sudbury.

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Day 4

Halfway Haven to Wawa

Continuing north, we’ll take a leisurely ride up to Hawk's Junction with a stop at the famous Big Bear for lunch. After lunch we'll visit an abandoned mine site and stop at a waterfall for pictures.  We'll continue on to Wawa and stay at the Wawa Motor Inn. 

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Day 7

Sudbury to Mattawa

Day 7 uses a scenic rail trail to get us from Sudbury to North Bay. From there, we will continue on to Mattawa to stay in a small motel for the night.

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Day 2

Sudbury to Ritchie Falls via Manitoulin Island

We will leave Sudbury and head to South Baymouth for an exciting tour of Manitoulin Island. Afterwards, we head north to beautiful Ritchie falls, where we will spend the night at a small wilderness retreat. 

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Day 5

Wawa to Foleyet

The day starts off with a fun ride from Wawa to Foleyet, mixing pavement, gravel and some off-road sections to keep it interesting.  We'll stay overnight in cabins just outside of Foyelet.

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Day 8

Mattawa to Madawaska

On Day 8, we will take in a nice scenic loop in and around Algonquin park, using some rail trails, gravel and pavement.  We will stay at Spectacle Lake Lodge overnight, using cabins and the main lodge.

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Day 3

Ritchie Falls to Halfway Haven

We’ll continue north with a good mix of pavement, logging roads, gravel roads, and some off-road sections. We’ll stop at the Arctic Watershed, travel the sought-out Sultan Road, eventually taking a mix of logging roads and crown land snowmobile trails in to Halfway Haven, a trail rider’s dream destination. Don’t be surprised if we encounter a bear or moose along this route!

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Day 6

Foleyet to Sudbury

We start to make our way further south east along some beautiful scenic roads. We'll spend the evening back at the Sportsmen's Lodge, north of Sudbury.

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Day 9

Madawaska to Orillia

On Day 9, we will start to head west again, arriving in Orillia around the dinner hour. For some, this is the end of the trip for riders local to the Barrie and Toronto area, for others there's an overnight stay at some cottages outside of Orillia, followed by a nice self-guided ride home.

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