Review: without a doubt the best in Ontario but requires strong physical and technical ability. Lots of variety. A must do ride

Review: Great flowy trails. A great variety of everything. Best spot around!

Review: I was in there yesterday during the beginnings of an april snowstorm. manged to explore some ups and downs on the northwest end of the moraine. the 4X4 trails where 6th and 2nd road meet are flooded by a beaver's reservoir. sweet single track connected by a network of double track. There seems to be a big loop possibility traversing the moraine east to west before climbing the escarpment, coming back across and descending. Smaller DH missions for a quick afternoon ride are there for the taking as well. Expect tiring climbs, pumpy single track and white knuckle descents. In my two laps on the northwest end I found 150 meter+ descents that harboured everything from flowy hard pack to root choked gnar fests peppered with moss slicked rocks. In a word... Epic! Keep a 'visi' vest handy in case you fin yourself biking in hunting season. On getting lost... I can see it happening. The CA is pretty big and I imagine the forest can get as thick as pea soup in the summer. Just remember that downhill will eventually return you to the road which is probably where your car is. That being said you still might find yourself with a bit of unplanned pedalling to get to safety. A PR or a sandwich are good ideas to keep your spirits high while you get down.

Review: Pretty River Vally Provincial Park / 3- Stages. This place is insane! Beleve me do not enter on your first second third time here without some sort of navigational tool compass, map, GPS and guide. I would highly recomend Parking on the Sideroad 6 and ride the trails on the top of the mountain for some awsom fast single trck. If you start following the trail to the base of the hill be prepared to ride for a couple of hours to get back to the top. In the lower section it gets extreamly steep downs into technical and rocky tracks and many of them. Truly and adventure and a must ride in Ontario.

Similar Trail: Nothing like it!

Review: all I can say is these trails span 80 miles worth of single and double track. From rocks to logs and roots and everything in between, by far the BEST trails ive ever ridden in ontario. You could blast this place for days and never end up in the same spot..

Review: Tight and twisty sections with some long decents. Great place to go fast. One of my personal favorites. Take a bike with a bit more travel and enjoy. This trail can be ridden with just an XC bike but taking a good decent trail bike you really have fun.

Similar Trail: Kolapoor which is right next door..Albion hills.