The Cannon Ball 300 route was created as an introductory bikepacking route that allows riders to gain experience bikepacking without having to choose between weeks away from life's responsibilities and a multi-day adventure.

2022 Version -  Gravel and double track added near St. Catharines to remove some busy road riding. 

Original Version 

PARKING

Day time parking is available at the Dundas Driving Park (Route Start) for free.

If you need overnight parking please email cannonball300route@gmail.com and we can offer some local suggestions.

We are currently looking for overnight parking options for the Grand Depart. If you have parking that you can offer in Dundas please let us know!

CAMPING

On the route there are many provincial parks, conservation areas and private campsites to rest your tired
​legs and - if you're lucky - snag a shower. During the summer these parks will fill up quickly so it is suggested to make a reservation months in advance. That being said, it is common that these parks reserve a small number of sites for walk (or ride!) in customers.
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Stealth camping is not endorsed.

TRAIL CONDITIONS

The Cannon Ball 300 bikepacking route is a mix of paved roads, rail trail, gravel, and hard packed clay. A gravel style drop bar bike with tires larger than 30mm wide would be the best suited bike for fast, high mileage days. A cross country mountain bike or touring style bicycle would offer comfort for riders looking to sacrifice time for luxuries like cargo space and higher volume tires.