Reviewed by: Anton Fomenko ,  Cross Country Rider

Favorite Trail:
Waterdown Trails

Summary:
These are some great trails! They are very close to my house and feature challenging routes with lots of hills and jumps. Endless variety.

Strengths:
They are LONG trails. You can always find a new route. Definately the bike park people have built in the middle of the forest. It has tons of huge impossible jumps, gap jumps, and wooden trails built over logs.

Weaknesses:
Can get very muddy. Can get confusing to get out if you go on unmarked trails.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Dundas Trails

Reviewed by: Marino ,  Weekend Warrior , from Burlington

Summary:
A Blast - the 1st time I rode here I thought I would get lost and never get out - so many trails to follow - great variety to chose from - climbs are challenging - for those skilled enough, logs, and home made bridges

I came prepared for my second trip - bought a map - recommend you do too :-)

so far I have come across 3 trails which are colour marked - Yellow, Green, are found north of the tracks and Red is south of the tracks - Yellow requires some skill, step hills and logs, Green offers the same with fewer obstacles - I have not attached Red yet but will post as my adventures continue.

Ran into a few guys (1st timers from Milton way) who were lost, tired and impressed, "a hell of a workout - hope we find our way out before dark :-)"

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Short Hill - St.Catherines -

Reviewed by: Jay , from Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada

Summary:
This place is fantastic. Not overly technical, but with lots of challenging climbs out of short valleys, will small bridges. Many trails run everywhere and some are marked. Most trails follow either the escarpment or run up and down the hillside. Howerver, some have been cut by riders and are a lot of fun!! Some trails also follow the Bruce trail for short distances, but since it is off limits to bikers, you should turn off it when another trial is reached. Worth the drive from Toronto!

Recommended Route:
Follow the directions above. When you reach Bayview, there is an interence at the west end, near a dead end and a basketball net.