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Trail Description:
Excellent trail.But quite technical in place
once up the killer hill(if you ride it you'll know which one im talkin about)you will have a great panoramic view of the wild life.
How to get there:
Coming from Toronto take the 401 east to Pickering get off at Whites road and proceed North then at Hwy#2 go East to Liverpool make a left(North)and follow all the way to the end(5 min)on right hand side look for Pine ridge Secondary.Park There. and youll find you way in.
Additional Notes:
You must cross a river about a 1/4 of the way on the trail.
| Posted by: matt on 6/10/2010 |
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i live right next to it ion valley farm i take my dirtbike in there its a sick trailto start of with all the sand hills in the bigging and also on third consession and valley farm the have a atv trail by the dump if u like bumpy hills and shxt then ride it ! if u ride a little in the seaten trail you will pass train track and then ull c a big hill go upo that and u will c a cliff....... watta fuckin view guys jus goo its really a sight to c well yeah earllly !
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| Posted by: Peter on 3/31/2007 |
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I always ride this trail it is exellent but sometimes muddy their are two trails the river loop and wood loop they are both exellent if you like mountain biking go to this trail
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| Posted by: peter on 3/31/2007 |
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I rode this trail yesterday it was beautiful but if you go when its wet its frigging hard to ride. If you enloy casaul riding this trail is good but also good for extreme riders also because theirs a huge sand hill in the first part of the trail. And their is also some dirt jumps on the trail for those people who love extreme riding so bring a good bike and enjoy.
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| Posted by: mikeeyy on 6/22/2005 |
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i just rode dis trail today, im tired as hell, the first part of the trail is wicked down hill with sand, we gave up on climbing the killer hill instead we crossed the river, then we walked up a hill, then crossed the rail tracks to the 2nd part of trail, we ended up on a cliff nice a$$ view, then we hit up some gullies with mad jumps!!! what a damn day
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| Posted by: Special Ed on 4/17/2005 |
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Good times. Trails are not marked clearly but it's easy enough to get around. Bring your hip waders. Great ride.
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| Posted by: Kyle on 3/24/2005 |
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This trail in right in my back yard. It also starts behind the local high school, Pine Ridge. This crazy hill is called KILL HILL. If you riding durring the day in the spring watch for kids running, its gym class. But the weekend trek is so fun. Great for newbies, and loads of fun.
Keep rockin the free world, and don;t forget to GIV'RE!!!
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| Posted by: Captain David on 3/18/2002 |
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The lower end of the Seaton (south of Taunton) has 2 trails: the high and low. One sticks to the river, the other is up on the east side of the valley. Both are excellent. South of Taunton is quite easy and makes for a fun, fast ride. One river cross required.North of Taunton is more difficult - roots, logs, stumps, vertical cliffs. Not as fast.I've ridden and walked in these trails for 10+ years and the last 3 years I've got poison ivy each time. There's a BIG patch of it right on the trail just north of Taunton Rd. Get some Ivy-Block.
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| Posted by: blueoryx on 5/21/2001 |
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If you want to get to the good part of this trail quickly, drive north on whites road all the way up to Taunton (where Whites road ends). Cross Taunton and ride right. Right before the big bridge there is a trail to the left. Have fun!
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