Trail Description:
Mostly single track, roots and rocks with some good technical climbs and drops. Trails for most levels of riders as there is a maze of intertwining trails.
How to get there:
Take 24A (St. Andrews St.) out of Cambridge (south) and turn right on Alps Rd. The trail and parking area are on the left about 5-10 minutes up the road. Enjoy!!
| Posted by: Luz on 3/21/2012 |
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ky did put a gate in the middle of the fire road .it was lesocd.. open or not ky can give u a ticket not sure if it will stick in court cause white rocks in prvt land where we go to look off the mtn
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| Posted by: big time 420 rider on 6/13/2010 |
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lots of crazy trails and NO map upon entering!!!!! the grand valley hiking trail goes through and is clearly marked, but otherwise, go have some extreme fun....lots of hills and some great spots to stop and burn !!!
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| Posted by: Biker4Life on 6/7/2009 |
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This trail needs alot of work and is very rough around the edges. There are more dogs running on the trail off their leashes than actual bikers which can cause issues when you are rounding corners at higher speeds or trying to climb the one of many steep hills. The trails consist mostly of up and down hills, made up of alot of roots and rocks. Rocks clutter most of the trails throughout the whole area. There are some steep hills to climb while flat trail is very hard to find. Trail markings are very poor or non-existant and with many short trails leading everywhere there is some confusion to where you are in the trail. Unfortunately without trail markers you will encounter bikers / hikers & dogs running/riding into your direction. With some work this could be a good trail but as is, it is better for hiking than biking unfortunately. Definately not for beginners or young ones, they will get discouraged quickly.
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| Posted by: tg-cc on 5/21/2009 |
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This trail is supurb, watch out for horse droppings. Best part about is it's a 15 minute ride from my house.
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| Posted by: jason on 4/10/2009 |
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hi i am lookin for some one to go riding if your interested email me at ratrod193@aol.com and for the subject put rides
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| Posted by: Rick on 11/3/2008 |
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Sebastion - just punch 1865 Alps Rd into google maps, and that will get you to the parking lot.
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| Posted by: sebastian on 9/11/2008 |
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Yo i live in kitchener and can any1 tell me how to get there exactly because i'm only 15 and i bike everywhere but i dont know exactly how to get to this trail and i've been too cambridge many times can any1 give me some more clear directions?
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| Posted by: Steamer on 9/6/2008 |
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I've hit Dryden quite a bit this summer simply due to location. It's a great trail with some difficult inclines. No jumps or rails that I've come across. I stay to the right and go up hill from the parking lot. There's a bunch of steep up and downs to get you warmed up quick
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| Posted by: ruckusrider on 4/15/2008 |
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Long time rider at Dryden, trail is marked okay and noted there are many intertwinning trails. Fav's are at the back of the property after you've gone over the top of the hill, fun little downhill loop that you can ride a few times before hitting the long fire road back to the parking area. Best to go LEFT in the parking lot first and around to the back, not a up and down. Have fun!
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| Posted by: ryan on 5/18/2007 |
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this place has amazing scenery but the hills are unbelieveably steep and hard to climb if you were to break a chain or pop a tire this is the place to do it. Be prepared to shift in a hurry. the trails are hard to navigate without a map. They are very hard to find.
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