Trails at Long Sault are very dry and sandier than I have ever seen. Even the perpetual mudpuddle on the Bluebird trail is but a darker patch of soil. The Poison Ivy is very healthy and flourishing. Owl trail covered in debris, from wind I guess... more
Long Sault Conservation Area
Submitted by Ernest Muzzatti on Thu, 2012/05/10 - 9:41am
Location:
Burketon Station, ON
Canada
Driving/Parking Instructions:
N/A
Trail Difficulty:
Beginner
Intermediate
Trail Length:
18 km
Trail Details:
The Conservation Area has over 18 km of marked trail through wooded terrain that can offer an exciting ride for mountain bike enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. Choose from rolling trails with quick turns and lots of ups and downs, or gently sloped trails with straight sight lines.
Bikers should be aware that the trails at Long Sault Conservation Area are open to multi-use activities. Bikers may encounter other users (e.g. hikers and their pets) at any point along the trail. Bikers should be conscious of their speed, particularly around sharp corners and along downhill sections. Alert any slower-moving trail users to your presence and then slow down and proceed with caution as you pass. If you are the first in a group, let them know how many are in your group.
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