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Overview
This rocky terrain trail winds its way through hardwood forest and conifer plantations near the Niagara Escarpment with singletrack and wide forest access road. Visitors will see frequent outcrops of bedrock and a diversity of ferns and wildflowers.
Keep in mind, the rocks can get slippery when wet.
The Bruce Trail runs through this area and is off-limits to cyclists, so be sure to keep an eye out.
Need to Know
Parking is available at the dead end of Concession Rd. 3. Access the trails through the gate, following the power line.
Description
Through the gate, following the power line, the trail begins on the left. Watch for the signs and maps at the intersections. Sometimes the trails are overgrown.
The ride follows the
Forest Loop to the intersection. Take a right onto the
Interior Loop and return to the power line trail and head left. Take a right onto the
Lower Loop and follow that back to the
Interior Loop. Turn right and continue down the
Interior Loop back to the
Forest Loop, and turn right. Follow the
Forest Loop back to the
Power Line Trail, and follow the
Power Line Trail back to the parking lot.
While none of the routes is too strenuous or difficult, there will be enough features to keep things interesting. The area is characterized by rolling terrain, and rocks and roots should be expected along the way. This route is a very pleasant way to get around the park, and riders of all ability levels will enjoy this area!
History & Background
On the Niagara Escarpment, overlooking Owen Sound and Georgian Bay.
Contacts
Shared By:
Pete Kemppainen
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