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The Dykes
1 reviews
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The Dykes never get borring, they''re thrilling and fun for any type of rider: Hardtail warriors, Downhillers, XC... It''s got a bit of evreything. There''s some technical spots, two sets of about seven Gap-Jumps that get bigger as you go, a couple smaller Drops, creek crossings, many hidden Downhill spots, some Single Track areas, Fast/Tight decents and uphills all following along the Welland Canal. They''re never crowded and are bar none, the best for all types of riders.
Yannick L.
You can catch diffrent sections of the Dykes by following up to the Welland Canal, they go from around Port Colborn up to about St.Catherins. You simply come to a dead end anywhere allong the Canal and The Dykes souldn't be to far away. It's pretty obvious.
Summary: Great trails for all kinds of riders, I ride the Dykes three to four times a week for three years now and it's still not borring. Don't go for about two days after a rainy day, obviously. Many Downhill parts, rocky sections, lots of jumps.
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