Reviewed by: Trevor , from Windsor

Summary:
This trail is very, very confusing unless you know which way to go. Once you are going the right way it is fast paced and lots of fun, farther into the park, there's a fence that's blocking the part where the North Shore stuff was. Try and get into that part and the North shore stuff is farther along the railroad tracks and it is great. I road everything from the 3 foot drops all the way up to the 8 feet drops. You must have very good balance, because you can fall off and it is very scary when you are 12 feet high in the air, belive me I know! I recomened that you are experienced in this kind of riding and you are wearing full protective gear. PlEASE DO NOT TOUCH THE STUNT'S THE PEOPLE THAT HAVE BUILT THEM HAVE TAKEN A LOT OF TIME TO BUILD THESE FOR OUR ENJOYMENT SO PLEASE DON'T SCREW THEM UP, AMD RIDE AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Recommended Route:
The only way i know is to go through Seven hills untill you come to Ojibway park. when you get to the main entrance turn left onto a path and ride along the fence untill you see a small opening. Go through the opening and follow out the path untill you ar right by the racetrack parking lot. Go stright towards the road and turn right or away from the McDonalds, go along untill you see a road by a big factory on your left, take this and then you will come to Blak Oak heritage park also known as Morton Terminal farther in.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
malden, Ojibway, nothing really compares to Morton, it's in a different class of it;s own.

Reviewed by: jp , from amherstburg

Summary:
I road a honda 400ex there was still some snow about.
but beware and use you goggles i got so oil or some type of chemical in my eye and i couldn't sleep for 2 days straight YEAH I KNOW I'M AN IDIOT FOR NOT WEARING GOGGLES.

Recommended Route:
across from windsor raceway a way's back.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
I have been to Red Bud in south bend indiana> if your looking for a proffesional track I highly recommend it. It's worth the 5 hour drive.

Reviewed by: Rob Baginski , from Windsor

Summary:
This trail is sick. One of the top three in essex county i think. There are drops, some ranging fron 1-10 feet high!! be wary, as the larger drops seem to come up under you in an unexpected surprise. There is this cool trials section and it is hard, but it got grown in by vegetation lately. But its sick anyways.
There are some log rides, and even a teetor totter that is about 3 feet off the ground, its fun. Some fast sections, some slow technical sections, switchbacks, and fun mounds. Try this one, its worth it.
oh ya, WATCH OUT FOR CRAZY DIRT BIKERS AND ATV'ers THAT CAN KILL YOU AT THE PSYCHO SPEEDS THEY RIDE!!!
They only use the main path and the area around the tracks, so on the biking trails you are safe from them. This trail is long and tricky to get around. I got lost my first few times, but you can get the hang of it eventually if you ride it enough.

Recommended Route:
The description above is ok...........but i recommend asking the local bike shop for directions (courtesy bikes west, located on riverside dr. right after the Ambassador bridge).

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Brunet park, Seven hills (aka extreme deer run), Malden, Ojibway, Ginatcho trail (aka suicide hill, and little river)

Reviewed by: Sean Demers , from Windsor Ontario Canada

Summary:
Trails seem to be scattered all over until you figure out how the system is and then it flows nice. There some really fun whoopdeedoos and a crazy ass jump set up against some trees dropping into a ditch that is mostly always full of water. Have fun. If you have any photos send them to me and I'll post them on my site. http://members.home.net/rideitall

Recommended Route:
Good fun, got to explore for this one. Behind Dainty foods is a good start

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Ojibway, Malden, Brunet Park, Little RIver/Suicide hill