North Frontenac Park Lands
City: PlevnaRegion: Haliburton Highlands to the Ottawa Valley
Pinion Pass Trail
Overview
An optional side trail to the Quinn Trail, known as Pinion Pass, offers a steep dirty rocky climb with outcroppings and likely body damage.
OF4WD Rating
4+ Severe Trailk
Terrain
The feature obstacle (Pinion Pass itself) is a long washout with loose rock, such that the obstacle is ever changing. The remainder of this offshoot is much like The Quinn.
Trail Cautions
The Pinion Pass obstacle is difficult to predict as the loose rocks shift, changing the trail with every pass.
Travel Requirements
Winch required in group.
With information from Eastern Ontario Trail Blazers 4x4 Club
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