Review: Quick singletrack some technical sections, and climbs lots of them. DMBA maintains the singletrack trails.

Review: I live beside the trails so i ride, run and nordic ski there all year. If you know where to go there are some solid single track. If you think that the trails are too easy go to the downhill track behind dagmar, this is where you can find some expert terrain with kickers and what not.

Review: Great single-track, amazing double track, fast, flowy, tons of trails, and well kept. These are easily the best trails in the area, and there are always great people there. The bad, nothing too technical, traffic can be bad so watch yourself, and sandy turns (i dont know if thats a bad thing!).

Similar Trail: Long Sault?

Review: This is a great system of trails. Both times I've ridden here was at night with guys who are faster than I. Still had a blast. Great curves.

Review: The best trail network in the area, Durham Forest/Walker Woods/Glen Major offers a wide variety of trails from fast and flowy to tight and technical, with a dash of man-enhanced natural obstacles mixed in. The majority of users are on two wheels, but you will also meet young families walking, dog walkers, trail runners, and the occassional horseback riders, all of whom are aware of eachother and extremely courteous. Highly recommended are Logs Over Easy, Stone Soup and Maple Gravy but you really can't go wrong anywhere you venture, but be prepared to climb! It is free to park and ride here, but joining the Durham Mountain Bicycle Association ($30/year) ensures that we can continue to develope this trail network and preserve riding access.

Review: Classic Ontario riding with tonnes of options on the trail, it has some long busting climbs couple of steep drops and fast trails.

Similar Trail: Buckwallow