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Trail Description:
A network of dirt trails following a paved/gravel path. Just keep riding to find the good stuff at the end of the path. There are some serious, although short, downhills if you choose to climb. Trail at the top of the embankment or down by the river are best. There is a good mix of technical sections on the river trail with a lot of ups and downs. Are you a mud lover? This is a great mud ride in the spring if that's your bag.
How to get there:
Exit the QEW at Park Road, turn right onto Park Road. Left onto Fairview, Left onto West Street. Follow West Street through town to Brant Ave. Turn Left onto Brant Ave, and go over the Lorne Bridge (veer right to do so). Turn right into the park, and ride under the Lorne Bridge (through the tunnel) Follow the paved path to the trails.
| Posted by: bassonsteroids on 6/4/2011 |
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All that I found was a couple of paths that led to nothing and there was no main trail. I might have missed it somewhere but i wasted my time on the paved path looking for accesses but they all led to nothing. Any access points worth riding anyone?
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| Posted by: TheRealRider on 5/5/2010 |
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I think maybe you guys caught a bad year because i hit this trail on may 4th 2010 and it was just an awesome ride, gitty squirrley and techniqual with some sik flat stretches and balling down hill circuts... hit hardy road ont he way in from paris too.. it is good as ever
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| Posted by: K-OS on 6/10/2009 |
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Other than the Gilkison flats area, which is boring... this trail totally blows now, it's all grown in, literally 3 to 4 foot tall weeds, with a 6" path between them, if you like poison ivy and stinging nettle, go for it.
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| Posted by: jeff simpson on 8/31/2006 |
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this trail really s ucked its a waste of time
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| Posted by: RatchAttack on 10/22/2003 |
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This trail is really overgrown and sucks big time. I went there last year and it was great, this year its a load of crap. Its like someone just quit maintaining the trails all of a sudden. Ride Hardy Road, its the best trail in Brantford. While your in the area try Barker's Bush in Paris. If you need directions to either of these trails the guys at the Brantford Cyclepath are a great help, just go see them.
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| Posted by: extreemist on 9/21/2003 |
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tutala heights isn't bad but hard road trails is the way to go....for the north shore feel get of the 403 at paris rd exit and drive past the tim hortons...turn right on hardy road and keep your eyes on the left side of the road for an opening in a fence with a trail going uphill,,,,if you find it it's the time of your llfe
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| Posted by: bob buttkiss on 6/28/2003 |
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a sweet ass trail thats great for people that can barley ride a bike in some spots and in other stops great for people that are able 2 ride a steeper terrain. do not go here if u are afraid 2 get muddy!!!!!!!!!
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| Posted by: C-Dale Rider! on 6/18/2002 |
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From what I've herd about the trail this year it has gone down hill. But there are still some riding spot's. 4 years ago it was one of my favorite places to ride but I've yet to go there this year cause of the ground is braking every where. A great substitue is along the grand at Hardy Road to Paris, I rode there 10's more there last year and this year than I have at Tulela! The city needs to keep Tutela groomed and cept up to make it a better place to ride along with adding some bridges!!!!!!...It's still a great place to ride with alot of technical sections!......Keep the Rubber Side Down!!!!
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| Posted by: Stan Gorecki on 6/1/2001 |
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QEW should read Highway 403.
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| Posted by: Stan Gorecki on 5/20/2001 |
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Park Road is now called Wayne Gretzky Parkway.
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