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Thought this would be a helpful website to share, especially with our American friends as it also answers many of their questions for traveling north of the border.
It's only for Ontario, showing places to see and things to do as well as suggested riding routes and an interactive trip planner so you can design your own route.
I live in Southern Ontario near the US border so I get the best of both worlds, but here's another link or two that rock if you don't have them already.
This second link lets you upload routes from all over the world into Google maps and so into your GPS. These are motorcycle routes that are great from the ones I've tried. I have a dozen or more links like these that are useful.
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