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- Flightmare (Laurentian Escarpment Community Trails)
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trails need work due to alot of Over grown weeds and leaves. the exit also leafs to a military base where you can be question my military police. the trail needs work but the main issue is yhe military base which is part of NORAD. do not go on this trail, you will have a hard time getting back and the military police won't help
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9 Comments
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the second half of the trail is hard to finish with some big step down jumps and a gnarly boulder garden that might be jump over able for really brave pros but it does complete at the power line service dirt road. the only way back up the trail is to walk back up the orange line on the map to the dragons tail intersection with flightmare. the first half of the trail is possible for experienced riders but i still havent cleared the big gap on top or tried the big drop. sorry for your experience with the police, its hard to keep all the trails perfectly maintained.
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Don't worry about the not maintained trail. I'm worried about people getting lost and going into the military base which isn't fully unused. My friend and I knew we could have gone back up thorugh the trail we came up from buy we thought at the bottom we could get to the road. Then the military police came and told us that we had to leave and a whole bunch of other stuff. I'm fine the the trail. The only thing I couldn't do was the first rock drop. The ending leading to the back of the military base could be dangerous for someone who doesn't where they are going and could try to get inside.
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@PeptoBismol1: the trail ends far away from the military base. look at the map again please. i dont think the trail is closed.
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@turbotimetimbo: the powerline service road leads to the back of the back of the military base of you go right from yhe exit of the trail.
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@PeptoBismol1: then dont go to the base, hike your butt back up the orange line, there are real problems in the trail like construction crew demolishing the ridge trail and falling storm trees uprooting paths and blocking paths, those are closed, this trail is open.
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@turbotimetimbo: atleast a sign would be nice. If someone doesn't know that they have to hike back they might think the only way back is through the military base
The entire hill is on top of the military complex, which is unused now.
nationaltrustcanada.ca/nt-endangered-places/norad-complex
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CFB_North_Bay