Review: This place is a hidden gem to say the least.

There are no maps for the single track so finding your way around is a bit challenging, but there is literately ENDLESS single track. Not just average single track either - really good flowing single track!

Berms, small bridges, jumps, plenty of fast descents and steep climbs!

The trails are build by some really legit locals who have a bunch of VW vans - the trails are always maintained and in great shape.

If you find a good loop you can literly ride at least 30km of single track solid non-stop with no double track cuts which is pretty intense for Ontario.

However it is pretty easy to get lost inside the forest as the double track snakes all over and does not follow NSEW - however worst case the park is surrounded by highways / roads so you can always find a way out.

Best bet is to follow the trail you see from the parking lot facing south and then enjoy from there!

Similar Trail: Copeland Forest

Review: just a heads up. I run a small company that runs mtb events and we do a few each year here. These trails are part of the only 100 mile mtb race in canada and people rave about them. but you do need to find the great loops. Most of the single track can be ridden for a very long time. The first event each year people complain about the single track sections being too long. No big jumps, lots of flow. The trails were first built mostly by motor bikes a few decades ago and are now maintained by a great bunch of locals and my little crew. Great in the wet. If you want maps of the good trails check out our websites. Just stay out of Mansfield as it is private property. Have fun! great trails that I clear with a leaf blower at least once a year, but there are no maps!

Similar Trail: Ganaraska

Review: These trails get a lot of horse traffic, so much of the network is rutted, chopped up and loamy. There are classic single tracks, but you need to find them (one such trail leaves from the parking lot). But soon afterwards, you are back on the horse trails. There are better rides closer to the city. If you like this area, I'd suggest the Hockley Valley area to the southwest as an alternative.

Similar Trail: Kelso, Albion Hills and Durham Forest.

Review: Fast singletrack seems like endless trails with no direction or markings but a great ride for sure we will return we did not find anything too difficult just endless singletrack and yes be carful cause u will get lost be aware of the surrounding highways for navigation!!

* Review edited 2/21/2012

Similar Trail: Hardwood hills

Review: The place is kind of abandoned for MTB ,but that's good thing because you are going to be alone in a huge forest. Make sure to have GPS on you or else you will be lost .Im dead serious GPS is MUST. No any signs or maps. Awesome ride with ups and downs along the way. Place is huge probably over 50km of single track. Level of difficulty anything between Intermediate to Advance would be my guess....LOL

Similar Trail: Hydro Cut

Review: Great trail! Rode early spring, so leaves were covering most of the area. Lots of good climbs with some real tech areas. Good drops and lots of man made terrain to keep the adrenaline pumping. Caution: Horseback riders using doubletrack

* Review edited 4/22/2011

Review: Awesome flowing singletrack that seems to go on forever. Lots of good climbs and decents with a little bit of technical rooty switchbacks tossed in here and there. The sand base means that the trail will dry up fast after a rain. There are alot of trails back here, easy to make a few different loops, but also easy to get lost. On my first time out I lost myself and found myself a few times, just keep in mind your direction of travel and the roads that boarder the forest.

Review: This is a network of trails with both flowing singletrack with burms in the turns as well as some sweet climbs and decents. There are also connecting multiuse double tracks networking around in a grid pattern.

Similar Trail: Albion Hills