Length – 12+ km
30% MTB singletrack
50% hiking trail
20% doubletrack access roads
Elevation – Slopes slope up from Stouffville Rd. to a plateau with another valley on the north end; some steep sections and ridgelines
Terrain – Smooth soil, patches of pure sand, tight turns, a few old log hops and structures
Skill – Intermediate to Advanced
Traffic – Bikes, watch for hikers and their dogs
Maps – New map boards have some wide trails on them; MTB trails not signed
Facilities – Limited parking; use Bethesda lot
Highlights – Central and close to Toronto, new twisty track, trails are finally legal
Trail Fee – Free
Phone – 416 667 6600
Website – TRCA – Oak Ridge Corridor
Similar Trails – Centennial, Midhurst, Durham Forest
Local Clubs – York Mountain Bike Assoc. – YMBA (a chapter of DMBA)
Access – Parking is limited – access is from Stouffville Rd. on two small driveways or along Bayview Ave. northeast of the bridge. There’s a large lot on top end at 1245 Bethesda Sideroad.
I am told eventually Stouffville Rd. will be widened and new car lots will be made.