3rd Annual. Dunnville Grand Tour

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1 3rd Annual Dunnville Grand Tour

The area is famous for it's flat geographical road conditions and minimal elevation changes. Riders will receive maps and turn-by-turn instructions for their chosen route.

2 Welcome to the Dunnville Grand Tour The Dunnville Grand Tour will launch and finish at the Dunnville Lions Park (free parking is available). The tour will guide you on 25, 50, 75, 100 and 160km routes along the shores of Lake Erie, the Grand River and other scenic roads within Haldimad County. The area is famous for it's flat geographical road conditions and minimal elevation changes. Riders will receive maps and turn-by-turn instructions for their chosen route. Rest stops along the way will provide refreshments, fruits, granola bars, snacks, and washrooms. A pasta lunch will be served at the end of the ride. During the tour, SAG vehicles will patrol the road and offer assistance to riders. Last year's tour offered the most amazing weather conditions. Hopefully we will experience the same weather this year, however the tour will take place rain or shine. This year s to ur starts and finishes at Dunnville Lions Park. This ride will take you through Port Maitland and offers a beautiful view of the Port Maitland pier from the lakeshore.

These rest stops offer complimentary refreshments, snacks, granola bars and fruit.

3 About the event On-site registration will be open by 6:30 am. REST STOPS The Dunnville Grand Tour will provide rest stops along every route. These rest stops offer complimentary refreshments, snacks, granola bars and fruit. Washroom facilites are available at every reststop. Rest stop signs will be placed on the shoulder of the road to indicate the rest stops.

SAT REST STOP Road surface signs! Caution Directional Aarrows (Day) REST STOP area Each tour route will have directional arrows marked on the road surface.

4 SAT REST STOP Road surface signs! Caution Directional Aarrows (Day) REST STOP area Each tour route will have directional arrows marked on the road surface. Each direction change will be marked as follows: 3 arrows as you approach the intersection 1 arrow upon completion of the the turn Directional arrows are colour coded. The colour of the map you recieve at registration identifies the arrow colour to follow. Please check to confirm you ve received the correct map. Once you leave the starting point, simply follow the color coded arrows. Arrow colours are as follows: 25 Km 50 Km 75 Km 100 Km 160 Km

5 Road surface signs

6 Sample of turn by turn direction Dunnville Grand Tour Saturday Aug Go On the Road At km For Proceed onto Lock Street West Right onto Highway Left onto Main Street West Right onto Rainham Road Left onto Haldimand Trail Right onto Haldimand Tract Road Left onto Marshall Road Left onto Kings Row Right onto Johnson Road Left onto Lighthouse Drive Right onto Dover Street REST STOP - Port Maitland Left onto Port Maitland Road Right onto Rainham Road Right onto Main Street East Left onto Niagara Street REST STOP JULIA S BISTRO Turn back and proceed onto Niagara Street Right onto Queen Street Continue straight on Lock Street East Continue straight on Lock Street West Arrive at Finish 26.3 Follow the GREEN arrows on the road. When you come to an intersection and there is no arrow, continue straight through the intersection. Once you made the turn watch for the confirmation arrow. The Dunnville Grand Tour routes will be patrolled by ride marshalls. lf you are unable to finish your ride, a ride marshall will transport you back to Lions Park. Support vehicles will be marked with a SUPPORT VEHICLE sign

What time is lunch served? We will start serving lunch at approximatly 11 am,or when the first riders return, whichever comes first. We have plenty for everyone. Where is lunch served?

7 What time is lunch served? We will start serving lunch at approximatly 11 am,or when the first riders return, whichever comes first. We have plenty for everyone. Where is lunch served? Lunch will be served at the Country Chip Wagon (8232 Hwy 3 West) Tel: This can be your last rest stop or you may return to Lions Park and ride or drive to the Chip Wagon. Directions to the Chip Wagon from Lions Park:

About True Experience True Experience Supportive Housing and Community Work Program is a client centered program that started 1981.

8 MAKE A DIFFERENCE... Tour proceeds to benefit True Experience Supportive Housing and Community Work Program. Provides vocational, residential and social programs for adults that live with mental illness. About True Experience True Experience Supportive Housing and Community Work Program is a client centered program that started Using a holistic approach to support people living with mental illness. True Experience is held in high regard by the community, clients and peers. True Experience aspire to maintain a positive community profile with expanded and enhanced services supported by a solid and stable resource base. True Experience primarily serves clients from the Haldimand and Norfolk geographic area, as well as the other areas under the jurisdiction of the Local Health Integration Network #4, which includes Hamilton, Niagara, Brant and part of Halton. Both the Supportive Housing and Community Work Program are open to clients who are 17 to 65 years of age with a history/diagnosis of a chronic mental illness. Program participation is voluntary. Programs: SUPPORTIVE HOUSING We operate a seven-bed transitional / congregate living residence named Opportunity House. COMMUNITY WORK PROGRAM This program provides vocational training skills development and employment.

3rd Annual. Dunnville Grand Tour EVENT SPONSORSHIP PROPOSAL

3rd Annual. Dunnville Grand Tour EVENT SPONSORSHIP PROPOSAL 3rd Annual Dunnville Grand Tour EVENT SPONSORSHIP PROPOSAL MAKE A DIFFERENCE...and have fun doing it. Dunnville Grand Tour Sponsorship Proposal IT S A WIN-WIN Sponsoring the Dunnville Grand Tour provides