Review: Very well maintained with about 18km of single track maintained by the Guelph Off Road Bike Association. This place has tones of flow!

There is very little climbing, a full loop will provide less than 100m of elevation. However there is still enough elevation to give you some seriously fast sections especially going west.

There are some trails with man made berms (added this year), some that are extremely tight and twisty, some that are very fast and flowy, one that is 100% rock like Hilton Falls, and a few in the back half that have some climbs that will get your heart rate up!

Overall a really nice ride that will take about 1 hour and a touch to complete the full system. I have ridden most of the trails in southern Ontario and I feel this place is the most relaxing MTB experience there is. Not very strenuous due to minimal climbing, and lots of flow / high speed that lets you snake through the pine forest and have a good time!

If you are into wooden features and hardcore tech trails like 3 Stages / Hilton Falls then this may not be the place for you - but if you are interested in a flowy fun ride that you can rail corners on then I would hit this place up / have a nice day downtown in the city named "The B.C. of Ontario"

Also - The directions here say to start from Woodlawn which you can. But the actual official entrance starts on Victoria where the river crosses the highway - there is legitimate parking there for the trail system and the GORBA trail map is posted at the entrance on the East side of Victoria. If you park where the directions here state you can still get to the trailhead, but you will end up riding more tame doubletrack / hidden trails before entering the actual bike trail system.

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Review: Good variety of trails. Very few climbs. Excellent signage.

Review: Great ride, nice fast trails, very little climbing. Makes for a great ride especially if you also ride the singletrack off of the waterworks park trail (waterworks trail takes you from downtown Guelph to Guelph Lake). There is also some hidden singletrack that is LOADED with rocks which makes for a nice technical challenge.

Similar Trail: Fanshawe Lake, Brant Tract, Albion Hills

Review: A nice change in pace there is no real climbs however there are many nice quick ups and downs with enough rocky bits to challenge most of us...Tight and twisty at spots

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