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Trail Description:
Fun trail for begginers to learn and have fun with. Nothing too difficult unless you realy look for it. Only 2 main trials that arent long, but still fun. Only problem is that the 2 don't connect unless you go through the stream (no realy good crossing point) or out on the paved part for a bit.
How to get there:
From highway 7 follow islington north for about 3kilometres. entrance on right(east) side.
| Posted by: Zeynep on 9/28/2012 |
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Don't feel bad.I could never spell ambidextrous eeihtr.My only problem with pocket knives in general is their limited usefulness in the modern world I live in.A Leatherman Sideclip has been the thing for me, although someday it might be replaced by another multi-tool with a pocket clip attached to it.
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| Posted by: peter on 8/6/2005 |
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I am here to really just ask i am a very begginer rider(in my first month)but im an expierienced rider.I got one of them cheapie canadian tire mountain bikes(well it does have dual suspension...uhh thats bout it lolz)and i was wondering if u would recommend goin on this boyd park trail(to anyone who replies)
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| Posted by: anthony on 10/19/2004 |
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the park is great the actual trail that your supposed to follow ya its pretty easy but if u look to the sides there are some pretty intense things. i live fairly close and and i ride there a lot int he summer andsome of the hillls u can get really hurt but over all its a pretty fun trailand its pretty longs
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| Posted by: Bloodfist on 9/27/2003 |
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Nice trails. Needs more riders.
A bit short.
VERY hilly!
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| Posted by: Hypno on 9/4/2003 |
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Close to home so it's good for a quick fix. Lots
of trails if you go looking many don't connect.
Good training ground if you don't mind going
thought the trail more then once. watch out!
these are "hiking trails only" so they say
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