Helen Keller
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Helen Keller
"Toleration is the greatest gift of the mind; it requires the same effort of the brain that it takes to balance oneself on a bicycle."
Welcome to GASP, a Saskatchewan bicycle ride across some of the greatest frontier of North America. GASP is a bicycle tour, and definitely not a race. You'll travel at a leisurely pace, with opportunities to visit historic sites that recognize significant events, people and geography of our province. Experience Saskatchewan hospitality first hand on this tour.
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Photo: GASP 2008, Qu'Appelle Trails tour
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GASP 2009: July 18 - 25
Saskatoon - Biggar - Wilkie - Battleford - Unity - Kerrobert - Herschel - Rosetown - Outlook - Saskatoon
Organized by the Saskatchewan Cycling Association
Organized by the Saskatchewan Cycling Association
Introduction
Welcome to GASP, Saskatchewan's annual bicycle tour, where we explore some of the greatest frontier of North America. Join in the camaraderie with fellow cyclists, visit historic sites, and experience Saskatchewan hospitality first hand on this tour.
On these pages, you'll find details about the facilities, route, and plans of your hosts. We'll update this site regularly, so check back often or subscribe using your favourite RSS feed to stay up to date.
On these pages, you'll find details about the facilities, route, and plans of your hosts. We'll update this site regularly, so check back often or subscribe using your favourite RSS feed to stay up to date.
Links to more information about GASP and touring
Services and Attractions
- Day 1: City of Saskatoon
- Day 1: Gordon Howe Campground, Saskatoon
- Day 1: Saskatoon Tourism
- Day 1: Town of Biggar
- Day 2: Town of Wilkie
- Day 3: Battlefords Tourism
- Day 3: City of North Battleford
- Day 3: Fort Battleford
- Day 3: Town of Battleford
- Day 4: Town of Unity
- Day 5: Town of Kerrobert
- Day 6: Ancient Echoes, Herschel
- Day 6: Herschel Retreat
- Day 7: Outlook and District Regional Park
- Day 7: Town of Outlook
- Day 7: Town of Rosetown
Subject index
- About GASP (4)
- Battleford (1)
- Best cycling memory (2)
- Bicycle Quote (4)
- Bicycle tourism (3)
- Biggar (3)
- Druid (1)
- GASP 2008 (2)
- GASP Registration (2)
- GASP Route (7)
- Grand Trunk Pacific Railway (1)
- Heritage Tour (2)
- Herschel (1)
- History (6)
- Introduction to GASP (2)
- Joy of cycling (8)
- Kerrobert (2)
- Landis (1)
- Maps (3)
- Outlook (2)
- Quick Links (2)
- Railroad (1)
- Registration Information (2)
- Services (3)
- Things to see and do (3)
- Touring (1)
- Touring in Saskatchewan (1)
- Unity (1)
- Wilkie (1)
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- Outlook is one very friendly town
- Daniel Behrman
- Maps and Route Planning
- Welcome to spring: What's your most magical cyclin...
- Saskatchewan's changing touring tastes
- Helen Keller
- Druid's connection to cycling (and a darker past)
- Aerial view of GASP 2009 route
- The Great Saskatchewan Heritage Bicycle Tour
- A worldwide boom in bicycle tourism
- What the experts say about bicycle tourists
- Quick Links
- Saskatchewan's long history of bicycle touring
- Ernest Hemingway
- Going down the right track
- Albert Einstein
- Pack your panniers for GASP 2009
- Register early to guarantee a spot
- Introduction: Great Annual Saskatchewan Pedal
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