Woman Tours?

[KathiCville]

I asked one of my two WomanTours guides about why the company doesn't go into Canada, e.g. trips along the Route Verte in Quebec. I might be misremembering the answer, but I think the reason had something to do with Canadian rules about using Canada-based guides. ???

[shootingstar]

I asked one of my two WomanTours guides about why the company doesn't go into Canada, e.g. trips along the Route Verte in Quebec. I might be misremembering the answer, but I think the reason had something to do with Canadian rules about using Canada-based guides. ???

Well, they should contact the Cascade Cycling Club in Seattle which organizes the annual Seattle to Vancouver, BC bike ride on the legalities. I'm sure as a U.S. organization they are well-versed on type of info. to provide to authorities.

There are unique large areas in CAnada that U.S. has no equivalent at all. Province of Quebec is an excellent example.

'Course who knows. Maybe one of their staff members regularily cruise TE forums..which would be a good thing for them as a bike-women centred company.

[endurancerider]

Thanks everyone! Sounds like they are really solid. I'm thinking about Shenandoah or Utah (Moab)...

[donna322]

Here is another vote for CANADA!!!!!!!!! and yes....I am from the U.S. !!!!

[KathiCville]

If you do the Shenandoah tour you'll probably have Laurie as your guide. If you do Utah, Pattie will probably do the honors. The two of them led my Natchez Trace trip and were both fabulous!