Bike Ride Fundraiser

Providing opportunities to have fun, participate and compete.

Upcoming Events

Join us for a community ride between Paris and Cambridge, Ontario and help raise funds to support blind sports across Ontario.

Event details

Tandem bikes: Limited supply; issued first-come, first-served.

Individual riders: will have to provide their own bike.

Date: October 3, 2026

Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM (lunch provided)

Start/Finish: Cambridge, ON

Route: Cambridge–Paris Rail Trail (approx. 42 km total) (Cambridge to Paris Trail | Grand River Conservation Authority)

Lunch Location: Parking lot located at 132-172 Water St S, Cambridge upon your completion of the ride

Rest stop: Glen Morris Kayak drop area (midway)

Terrain: The terrain for the ride is compacted gravel

Safety: Bike helmet is mandatory. Recommended: mirror, front and rear bike lights/reflectors, high visibility shirt/apparel, water bottle, sunscreen, weather appropriate clothing, bell

Registration fee: $50 per rider

Deadline: Saturday, August 29th 2026

Join the fundraiser

Register now to be listed as a fundraiser and receive your own donation page to share with family and friends

Support a fundraiser

Choose a fundraiser below and donate directly to their page. Every donation helps power OBSA programs and opportunities for blind/visually impaired athletes across Ontario.

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FAQ

Do I need to register before fundraising?
Yes—please complete the application/registration form and submit the signed waiver. 

What’s required to participate?
You should be comfortable pedaling long distances and have a properly maintained bike and equipment (or consult OBSA about availability). 

Is a helmet required?
Yes—helmets are mandatory. 

Can I request a tandem bike?
Yes. Availability is limited, and bikes are issued first-come, first-served. 

What is the registration fee and where do I send it?
The fee is $50 per rider, submitted through our website. It can be accessed through the register now link above.

What is the route and distance?
The ride follows the Cambridge–Paris Rail Trail, approximately 42 km total

Is there a rest stop and lunch?
Yes—there’s a midway rest stop, and lunch is provided.

What if I’m not ready to ride but still want to help?
You can donate to any fundraiser’s page—click a fundraiser to donate and leave an optional note of support.