Possum Ridge –University of Guelph
From the doors of the U of G Athletic Centre (AC) and back, this run is approximately 15km or 9+ miles and is perfect for the off day easy mileage type run or group type workout. Possum Ridge is a loop just off the Watson Road trailhead, approximately a 20min. Run from campus, and features a narrow and slightly more technical long climb in the middle.
Although many of the distance runners at Guelph haven't' actually seen a possum on the trail, head coach Dave Scott-Thomas swears that if your there running before 8AM you'll see them. 'Possum' leads to numerous other favourite trails and loops including 'Gun Club' and the 'Eden Mills' loop.
Information provided by the Guelph running website.
Possum Ridge –University of Guelph
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