Course info
River trailsLake paths
The Kincardine Trails system is an entirely in-town network. The Tour stitches it together into one fast, technical, very local race.
Two courses,
one town
The full classic. Forested river trails, lakeside paths and connecting roads, with technical single track that throws natural dismounts and handling challenges at you whatever you ride.
Course recon
Real footage from the Kincardine trails, from the edge of town to the deep woods. Six chapters, just over a minute. Watch it before you ride it.
01 · Into the trailsLeaving the roads for packed dirt and the first tight turns.
Race day, answered
What bike should I ride?
Whatever you've got. The course mixes hard-packed trail, technical single track and a little pavement, so gravel, cyclocross and mountain bikes all work. Wider tires with some grip make the single track more fun. The tech guide has the details.
Long or short course?
The 35 km long course is the full classic, with Elite, Sportif and U17 categories. The 10 km short course is built for first-timers and younger riders, with youth and junior (13–16) categories. Same start, same finish, same party.
Where does it start and finish?
The start is on the North Pier (236 Harbour St) at 10:00 AM. The finish and awards are at Geddes Park (568 Princes St S).
How much is entry? When is kit pickup? Where do I park?
Fees, kit pickup times and parking for 2027 are posted with registration. Questions before then? Email contact@tourofkincardine.com.
How is the race timed?
In 2025 the race was timed by Zone4. Full results go up here on the site after the race.
Where should I stay?
Staybridge Suites Kincardine has a race-weekend rate for riders and families. The booking link is right on this page.
Can I help out instead?
Yes, please. Marshals, registration and the finish line all need hands. Head to the Volunteer page.
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