Reviewed by: Greg J ,  Weekend Warrior

Summary:
This is a fairly scenic set of trails in a growing urban area. There are a couple of large ponds and NUMEROUS trails through the woods at the east end of the Tract. Watch out for people walking dogs both on and off-leash.

Recommended Route:
Exit the 401 at Townline Road (exit 286) and go the first lights South of the 401 (there is a large commuter parking loton the S.E. corner). Go east from these lights (past the South side4 of Puslinch Lake) for a couple of km until you come to a Stop Sign. Turn left and the parking area is about 150 metres on your right.

Reviewed by: RichR ,  Weekend Warrior

Summary:
We call these the McPuke's trails (behind McDonald's on the 401 Eastbound).

I found out about these trails in the spring. As I live very close I have ridden these trails probably 30 times this summer. There is EVERY type of trail there if you look for them. Single track, double track, easy, medium, hard, get of and push the bike, etc.

I find new trails almost everytime I go out there and explore.

Recommended Route:
In Hespeler go East out Ellis Road past the golf course, turn right at the stop sign, the parking lot is just over the bridge.

Reviewed by: Jennifer , from Barrie,Ont

Summary:
Excellet for all ages a little of every thing sand,rocks,roads,forest. Camping at Sanaraska Park ride right from camp site in to forest. Cann't say enough. Check it out.

Recommended Route:
Ganaraska Forest in Port Hope Ontario
Have to be licenced and insured
You can find them on the internet

Reviewed by: Ryan Trim , from Listowel

Summary:
Its like any other Tract in the area. Nothing to write home about but its fun for a change.

Recommended Route:
Check out the one at the top.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
we all know 'em. Dryden and Sudden Tract, Hydro Cut, Homer Watson ect ect ect.

Reviewed by: JEster T , from Guelph

Summary:
The Agreement Forest (aka Little Tract)is a decent riding for the Puslinch area of Guelph. Take the southern access routes in and find all the single track and fire roads around. I prefer Palos Hills just southwest of Chicago.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
I recommend the dirtbike trails behind the McDonald's on the otherside of the 401 taking sideroad 35 south. Much better for jumping and airtime.