8th Annual

Tour the Hills

Annual cycling fundraiser
for Cancer Assistance Halton Hills

SEPTEMBER 19, 2026

Registration opens April 11th

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Tour of the Hills is an annual fundraising event for Cancer Assistance Halton Hills – a non-profit organization that provides transportation services as well as personal and practical home care services, at not charge, for Halton Hills residents living with cancer.

This cycling event takes you through the beautiful Halton Hills countryside and offers four routes: 20km for novice cyclists, 50km for intermediate cyclists, and 75km and 100km for avid cyclists. The ride starts and ends at Trafalgar Sports Park in Georgetown, and it’s a safe and enjoyable way to get involved and make a difference in the community.

Choose your route

four routes for every rider level

Beginner
20 KM Route

Get fit. Enjoy the route!
- This leisurely 20km route is a novice friendly ride that takes you along flatter quiet country roads, community neighbourhoods and urban trails.
- Discover the beautiful hamlet of Glen Williams, Georgetown’s old downtown and historic Park Area.
- An aid station awaits you at roughly halfway around your tour. What a great way to start getting yourself into bike shape and support a great cause.
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Most Popular
50 KM Route

Take your ride to the next level!
- The 50 km route boasts beautiful rolling country roads with a low to moderate amount of vehicular traffic with increasing amounts of climbing as the routes become longer.
- Enjoy the aid station in the picturesque hamlet of Limehouse.
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Challenging
75 KM Route

For experienced riders
- Like the 50km route, you will enjoy beautiful rolling country roads with low to moderate amount of vehicular traffic with increasing amount of climbing.
- The 75km route will take you into the historic hamlets of Limehouse, Terra Cotta, and Glen Williams and the neighbouring areas of north and east Milton, Acton, Georgetown, Caledon and south Erin.
- Multiple aid stations are available along the route.
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experienced
100 KM Route

Challenging scenic route
- Like the 75km route, you will enjoy beautiful rolling country roads with low to moderate amount of vehicular traffic with increasing amount of climbing.
- The 100km route overlaps with the 75km route and will take you into the historic hamlets of Limehouse, Terra Cotta, and Glen Williams and the neighbouring areas of north and east Milton, Acton, Georgetown, Caldeon and south Erin.
- Multiple aid stations are available along the route.
See route map