Manitoba Randonneurs Routes

We are proud to bring you the best road cycling routes in Manitoba (with a little gravel mixed in). Follow the little red lines on the maps to discover beautiful parts of Manitoba that are a little off the beaten trail. 

All participants must be 2018 members of the Manitoba Randonneurs prior to ride registration.

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First run in 2017 as a safer alternative to the too-close-to-Steinbach Latke 200. Our only out-and-back style route, heading out from Winnipeg to Marchand and back.

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3086 Pembina Hwy (Shell) Park on Dalhousie Dr

Added in 2017 to replace the infamous Spicy Radish 200. Don't underestimate the help of your cue sheet on this twisty route. 

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2001 Henderson Hwy (Mountain Bean)

Park on Bonner Ave

That's right: gravel. Known for the occasional 100% DNF rate. Of its 18 starters over the years, only four have finished.

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3086 Pembina Hwy (Shell) Park on Dalhousie Dr

Designed to run along the start of the Storm watch 400, this route is for those that want to ride but maybe not quite ready for a 400.

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3086 Pembina Hwy (Shell) Park on Dalhousie Dr

A companion ride that follows the Can-Am 400 but changes direction in Grunthal for a tour of Canola fields, the Rat River, the Marsh river and Red river. A quick visit to Lowe farm and then home.

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3086 Pembina Hwy (Shell) Park on Dalhousie Dr

A contender for the most beautiful route of the Manitoba Randonneurs. We recommend lunch in Whitemouth.

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2001 Henderson Hwy (Mountain Bean)

Park on Bonner Ave

Journey through the woodlands of southeast Manitoba. Added in 2015, this route became an instant favourite. 

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3086 Pembina Hwy (Shell)

Park on Dalhousie Dr

Test your climbing with this beautiful ride through Riding Mountain. With 1550M of elevation you have lots of time to enjoy the scenery.

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Neepawa, MB

As the name implies, the Can-Am 400 enters USA to visit Roseau, MN. Passports are required for successful completion.

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3086 Pembina Hwy (Shell)

Park on Dalhousie Dr

As the name implies, the Can-Am 400 enters USA to visit Roseau, MN. Passports are required for successful completion.

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3086 Pembina Hwy (Shell)

Park on Dalhousie Dr

The first group to ride this route in 2016 was hit hard by southern Manitoba's fierce summer storms as they circled the hills of Pembina Valley. 

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3086 Pembina Hwy (Shell)

Park on Dalhousie Dr

Our beloved 600 km classic. Named for the eerie red lights when passing through St Leon after the sun has set.  

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3086 Pembina Hwy (Shell)

Park on Dalhousie Dr

A companion ride designed to ride out with the Riding Mountain 1000 which turns back for home at Glenboro.

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4900 McGillivray Blvd 

(Humpty's at the Perimeter)

A companion ride to the Dauphin 1000 that tours both Riding mountain and Duck Mountain. The Ride ends at beautiful Moon lake for those worried about timings and then you can take a relaxed ride back to Dauphin (all downhill) what could be better.

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An epic Manitoban adventure. This 75 hour time-limited ride is a journey of a lifetime.

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4900 McGillivray Blvd 

(Humpty's at the Perimeter)

A new route for 2022 that features our Riding mountain national park and also Duck mountain

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The first 1200 hosted by the Manitoba Randonneurs debuted in 2016. More details on the Swan River 1200 page.

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