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Went for a hike on the Bruce Trail that goes through the park, rough trail but good for medium-experienced hikers.
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Date of experience: October 2019
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we had perfect weather and it was a great ride. a little overgrown in spots and some technical bits, but really enjoyed and look forward to returning
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Date of experience: July 2019
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First of all its a good trail but seriously don’t try going in rain it’s slippery. To find the spot to park and go on the trail its little interesting hide and seek😂 . Take this place in consideration if u are visiting bluemountains as it is close. Once you can find the spot its great to go inside forest and less safety as there is no one you can find in and around.So don’t take the risk if going alone go with crazy Frnds or family so they will be there for an interesting adventure.…
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Date of experience: May 2019
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This is a sizable provincial park with many different trails to follow. There are no services or bathrooms so be prepared for that. The ponds and rivers are truly beautiful. Most trails are moderate difficulty with nice changed in topography. Bring your gps or a trail app to follow your trail as the blazing is not that will marked and there are a lot of overlapping trials.…
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Date of experience: June 2019
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We did the Pretty River Valley Side Trail. This 3.8Km loop can be reached via the roadside parking on Pretty River Rd. or the small parking lot which holds about 3-4 small cars Part of this loop is connected to the Bruce Trail. Do the loop clockwise so that you hike the Bruce Trail section first as it follows the Creek for most of the section. This part is rocky and very slippery, especially after rain. Afterwards the trail crosses the creek into a fairly steep section. You will then hit the Pretty River Side Trail which will take you back down the escarpment and by a small pond. We completed the trail with the Family in about 3 hours at a very leisurely pace, stopping often to take in the trail scenery. Hiking shoes are highly recommended, especially when the trail is wet.…
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Date of experience: August 2018
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