Trail Description:
This trail has a central corridor down the powerline access. Get off of it as soon as you can and ride the trails that run along both sides of this main trail. This is where all the fun is. The trails range from easy to expert.
How to get there:
Take 401 to HWY 8 West to HWY 86 towards Waterloo. Take the exit at Bridgeport Rd. and go back under the highway. Follow through downtown Waterloo until you come to Erb St. Turn right and follow Erb St. out of town past the dump to St. Agatha. Turn left at the church towards Petersburg. Look for the powerlines parking on the left after you pass under the lines.
| Posted by: Dorel on 4/17/2010 |
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It used to be a great place to go atving, I have been going there for almost 20 years, but in the last couple of years they have posted up signs for no motorized vehicles. I don't know if anyone has ever been charged though.
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| Posted by: Gustov on 4/19/2009 |
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This is now called WCC Trails (Waterloo Cycling Club Trails - formerly known as the Hydro Cut and you can get trail maps at http://www.waterloocyclingclub.org/home.asp
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| Posted by: dood on 8/10/2007 |
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So is this just the hydro cut? Also, from the hydro cut... where is all of this "great northshore stuff" all i can find is the pines/ frankenstein..
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| Posted by: MalcolmXC on 10/2/2006 |
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The directions are great, just keep going to the
lights and than make a left keep going than another
left you'll hit a dead end and notice the trailhead. If
you stop at the place mentioned ride under the
lines on the atv trails. Keep your eyes wide open
there will be an opening after oh say 3 kms. And
these trails offer some amazingly fun and technical
riding.
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| Posted by: Dirt Rob on 8/13/2006 |
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This is all part of the hydro cut trail.
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| Posted by: glen in woodstock on 8/27/2005 |
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Great trails. Something for all. It is worth a 3 hour drive to ride these trails. The directions are good to get to the back trail head. I recommend going into Peterburg, turn left at the light. Then turn left at the first road. Cross the railroad tracks and park on the right.
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| Posted by: Rob on 8/9/2005 |
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I believe the kitchener Waterloo cycle club looks after this trail it is outstanding. I live pretty close try to go often it never gets boring...Just rember stay on the one track sections the eccosystem here is fragile.
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| Posted by: specialized man on 4/12/2005 |
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in the spring do not go there it is so so so mudy there you sink into the mud like quik sand and there are pudles every ware but it starts to dry up around the end of may so if you want to go then that is better.. In the spring the trail ranks at about a 2 half but summer it is 5 well thats all out!!!!
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| Posted by: h2 on 3/23/2005 |
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i have road this trail alot of times but i still have as much fun as the first time went there . the trail is a nice technical trail and some sweet down hill there are a few hard up hill but over all it is a sweet trail . if you are ever visitng you should go there any way thats all for now out !!!
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| Posted by: Jay on 3/17/2005 |
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I think the trial is good and a bit challenging but every thing is good on it and in a good location.
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