The Oak Ridges Trail What to expect.

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The Oak Ridges Trail What to expect

Wide Forest Trails Watch for blazes Watch for other trail or forest users There might be mud, trees down, poison ivy

Narrow Forest Trails Keep your eye on trail There might be other trails branching off. Know which one is yours. Watch out for tree roots, rocks, etc.

On Roads Running or Biking Watch for vehicles Trail markers go by fast! Watch for them.

Unopened Road Allowances These can be in open country Or in the forest Rocky, rutted, sandy - watch your step or where you are riding

Stiles take you over fences

Bridges

Boardwalks

Step-over to enter a property

Note the sign at trail access from a road

The ground might be rough and rutted

There might be water

There might be mud!

Sand can be soft

But there are nice meadows

And forests

A tunnel to take you under Hwy 115

And then there’s darkness!