Sarnia Lambton Loop

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The 162 Kilometre Sarnia-Lambton Loop, starts and ends in Dresden, offers a diversity of sights and experiences while showcasing the town and its Blue Coast.

Enjoy plenty of scenic waterfront riding along the St. Clair River and shores of Lake Huron as well as long stretches of quiet hinterland cruising through southern Ontario’s flat farmlands.

Photo by Simon Wilson, ontariobybike.ca

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