Salt Lake City Trail

The hardwood Hills is an extensive network of trails at the Hardwood Hills Ski and Bike area. This is a facility that charges admission. The new trail network consists of 6 different loops ranging from 5 km up to 19 km. The Vancouver trail also has smaller loops of 3.3, 3.75, 5 and 7.5 km.

There is a trail for every level of ability, from beginner to elite racer on terrain that ranges from gently rolling to challenging.

Directions: Driving to Hardwood Ski and Bike from Toronto, take the 400 North to Barrie take the 400 extension north of Barrie take the first exit off the 400 extension onto Forbes Rd (exit #111) turn left at stop sign - follow Forbes Rd. NE for 10 km Hardwood Ski and Bike will be on the left hand side of the road.

Information provided by the Hardwood Ski and Bike website.

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