23.7 miles
Distance
2,002 ft
Climb
-2,044 ft
Descent
457 ft
High Point
A route linking together the all the hardest trails throughout the Don Valley. This is a physically demanding and technical route taking around 4 hours to complete for a strong rider. Plenty of locations to stop and gather water throughout the route or options to cut the ride short by skipping a trail or two.
This route is Unsanctioned, Ride at your own Risk!
Detailed Description
Complete Don Valley Shred is a 24 mile popular expert unsanctioned route located near Toronto Ontario. This mountain bike only route can be used one direction and has a hard overall physical rating. This route includes 50 trails. This route climbs 2,002 ft with a max elevation of 457 ft then descends -2,044 ft.
229 Reviews & Comments
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redstar444
(Oct 23, 2022 at 11:32)

Trail Boomerang
A sincere thanks to Cyborg. Riding in the don is like nothing else. There’s always a challenge when you least expect it. If you ride the don regularly, you improve every ride.
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Vgorous
(Aug 18, 2022 at 18:31)

Trail Bunny Poop
Rode this earlier this summer and it was a little overgrown. Hard to keep your speed when there is vegetation hitting your arms or face.
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Trail Pottery Road to 3 Rocks
I’d say more advanced lots of exposed roots and hills
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Great downhill flow with a few jump features abs mid sized drops
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Absolutely beautiful line watch those turns for people going against flow
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The city recognizes them as different trails on their maps. Sanitation Plant is in Crothers Woods and The Ridge is in Don Valley. I’d just leave it
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Trail Catalyst
Some looser chopped roots on key climbs...rooty switchback as you enter ol Rimjob...than on PA Tremco climb. You will never do those climbs punk...paved is for you
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Trail Catalyst
Seriously… I was just getting the hang of tremco ffs…
I noticed the same thing on some of the foreplay switchbacks too..
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I noticed the same thing on some of the foreplay switchbacks too..
oneubauer
(Nov 4, 2021 at 16:52)

Trail Catalyst
I've been noticing this happening more and more! and not just here but other sections too.
Always at the crux section where you had to use a bit of technique and finesse to make it without dabbing. All made too easy now.
If the person doing this is reading this: if you simply must make the trails more like road riding, do it by _adding_ dirt. Or even rocks. Seriously: it will have the same effect, and when you finally decide to take up riding in a velodrome where you belong, the rest of us can at least undo your hack-job attempt at trail maintenance and enjoy the trails again.
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Always at the crux section where you had to use a bit of technique and finesse to make it without dabbing. All made too easy now.
If the person doing this is reading this: if you simply must make the trails more like road riding, do it by _adding_ dirt. Or even rocks. Seriously: it will have the same effect, and when you finally decide to take up riding in a velodrome where you belong, the rest of us can at least undo your hack-job attempt at trail maintenance and enjoy the trails again.

Trail Catalyst
...its one of 3...looser newbie, strava champ, or gravel warrior to pass easy.
Regardless...STOP this sh.t...and pray you wont get caught while you hack away our fun. Dumbing down to match your dumb self...f off already!
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Regardless...STOP this sh.t...and pray you wont get caught while you hack away our fun. Dumbing down to match your dumb self...f off already!

Trail Catalyst
I know multiple people are on the look out to catch this punk...I think we should make a small signs and place them in location where he chopped out the challenge to let him know...maybe he is not on those platforms(most likely he is)
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Trail Catalyst
A sign is sometimes a good idea. You'll most likely never catch the person.
I had a similar thing happen on a local trail; people where cutting a corner by like 10 feet, just to avoid some roots. I'd pile logs and trees over the shortcut, but within days they'd be gone. Repeated this process 2 or 3 times before I printed up a sign, laminated and tied it to a stick over a new pile of logs telling them to screw off.
They must have got the hint because that pile of logs is still there a few years later.
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I had a similar thing happen on a local trail; people where cutting a corner by like 10 feet, just to avoid some roots. I'd pile logs and trees over the shortcut, but within days they'd be gone. Repeated this process 2 or 3 times before I printed up a sign, laminated and tied it to a stick over a new pile of logs telling them to screw off.
They must have got the hint because that pile of logs is still there a few years later.


Trail RollerFlowster
It looks like someone cut out one of the roots in the Fourplay switchbacks... Please don't remove roots and other technical obstacles that have been a part of the trail for a long time just because they are hard... It's a double black trail after all.
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Trail RollerFlowster
Hey, to someone that is sabotaging sections of the flowster...If you are here PLESE stop. Peeps will get hurt...you are changing shapes of jumps to dangerous...and than flattens some too...plus someone is cutting new line in place where there is perfect flow... that person on purpose is messing that nice part...If you lost your mind please sty home
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Trail RollerFlowster
I believe the new line after the wall ride is being built by the original builder, might be wrong though
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Trail RollerFlowster
Nah Dude, he is just trying to claim the trail...It was collective effort of OG builders and riders...
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mhaar
(Aug 16, 2021 at 11:34)
Trail Donaconda
hiked this yesterday. There is large tree 8+" diameter across second set of jumps (the hub caps jumps). I think its on the second one of these, dont commit without verifying.
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Trail RollerFlowster
Great work by a couple of dudes fixing up a landing off a jump followed by a nice berm. Appreciate the time and effort spent making this trail even better.
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crealisiss
(May 26, 2021 at 21:47)
Trail Motown
Is there a motown "extension" that branches off the switchbacks at the end near the tracks and heads north towards secrets of flemo? Pretty fun northbound with jump opportunities. Not so great the other way, but there doesn't seem to be a good alternate return route.
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Trail Motown
That section is known as 'Moartown' and is unfortunately hidden off of trailforks, but at the end of moartown when you reach the paved path, directly across is another trail 'noodle doodle' (also hidden) that will bring you back to the bridge, then you just ride the new metal bridges back to motown.
This video shows where I'm talking about at the end: www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOdAsNdJVhU
(not my video)
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This video shows where I'm talking about at the end: www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOdAsNdJVhU
(not my video)


Trail Party Atmosphere
Where did the wooden sign at the trailhead go? and the one at the swamp intersection?
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Squashbike12345
(May 25, 2021 at 15:47)
Trail Motown
I was lot for hours on the train tracks and ended up seeing a golf course I wasn’t aloud on. We rode kitchen sink and got ona main road. Would not recommend as it leaves you to either ride it all backwards which is a pain. The start is fun tho.
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Trail Motown
That doesn't sound fun, for future reference, when you get to the train tracks, directly across them leads back down to a trail called standard deviation that can take you back to the main valley.
Or across the train bridge and then to your right is the start of Kitchen sink and Dr Quads.
Hope this helps
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Or across the train bridge and then to your right is the start of Kitchen sink and Dr Quads.
Hope this helps

Squashbike12345
(May 25, 2021 at 15:44)
Trail Bunny Poop
Awesome trail pictures don’t do it justice. It is steep and windy. Great trail for intermediate riders looking for there first black but still might be too challenging for them and may leave them walking it. The uphill is brutal but the decent is oh so worth it.
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RichardqQu7A8
(May 13, 2021 at 10:58)
Trail Party Down
Why is it double black? It was fine before
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Trail Party Down
I think when the new start hill was built someone changed it to db
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xfix905
(May 13, 2021 at 11:10)
Trail Party Down
With the amount of traffic in the don, it is better to over estimate the difficultly factor and hopefully keep under capable riders out of the big stuff, someone gets hurt and trails get shut down.. plus this party down exit is similar to the wallride section on flowster which is double black..
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Trail The Garbage Cow
Trash Panda was built very recently & Garbage cow has been there long before. the builders were seriously in error to merge the trails. The Garbage Cow original route was perfect & works to this day.
Trash Panda might be popular but needs to be re-routed just before it meets Garbage Cow over the top of the hill along the ridge where a trail already exists & they can merge along the top of the ridge then split off.
That leaves one more issue where they again cross just at the parking lot. the real solution would have taken Trash Panda along the bush following Leslie south to leave the old Garbage Cow trail as it was. Maybe it should simply end when it meets Garbage Cow.
Anyway argue all you want, as usual someone will have to get hurt first for the right thing to be done or for the city to step in and demolish everything. Then we all lose.
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Trash Panda might be popular but needs to be re-routed just before it meets Garbage Cow over the top of the hill along the ridge where a trail already exists & they can merge along the top of the ridge then split off.
That leaves one more issue where they again cross just at the parking lot. the real solution would have taken Trash Panda along the bush following Leslie south to leave the old Garbage Cow trail as it was. Maybe it should simply end when it meets Garbage Cow.
Anyway argue all you want, as usual someone will have to get hurt first for the right thing to be done or for the city to step in and demolish everything. Then we all lose.


Trail The Garbage Cow
Reading the edit note in the description, it looks like it wasn't the builders who merged the trails (on trailforks), I think that the builders were trying to keep both trails when building, not delete one
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Trail The Garbage Cow
Wow! Who edited this original trail & made such a mess of it? The original route was and should remain fixed. Re route the Trash Panda exit to go over the hill instead.
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Trail The Garbage Cow
I think they should have just been left to co-exist, if they wanted garbage cow to be re-routed why would they have built a jump over the trail to keep it?
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xfix905
(May 11, 2021 at 10:31)
Trail The Garbage Cow
The Don already has a ton of unnecessarily added trails that promote trail braiding, connectors and shortcuts.
IMO, the old garbage cow trailforks route was dangerous, it told you to ride uphill (backwards) on a much more popular downhill only trail.
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IMO, the old garbage cow trailforks route was dangerous, it told you to ride uphill (backwards) on a much more popular downhill only trail.


Trail The Garbage Cow
I agree that you shouldn't ride the trash panda backwards, but the section where you ride north on the trash panda section was flat where no one would have extreme speeds.
IMO since the garbage cow was built before trash panda, it wasn't added to braid or shortcut the trails, and doesn't pose a great risk.
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IMO since the garbage cow was built before trash panda, it wasn't added to braid or shortcut the trails, and doesn't pose a great risk.


Trail RollerFlowster
@willawrence27 the trail builder who made it had envisioned it to be one trail. you can go to @donvalleytrails on Instagram to learn more!
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Trail RollerFlowster
You might want to do your research, on who built the trails before you go giving the credit to someone who's never taken part. That certainly wasn't my vision. And will never be. 2 sperate groups built the sperate trails. Timothy Charles owner of torba for foreplay. And Me and Hubble. Rollerflowster, however I was called Smiths Edge from 2013-15, before we finalized the trail from impatient riders.
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Trail RollerFlowster
What happened to the original fourplay entrance?
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Trail RollerFlowster
The original switchback climb just over the fence? It's still there. All of it is from my knowledge. Only been that far once this season.
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Trail RollerFlowster
It is now one continuous trail with RollerFlowster.
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Trail RollerFlowster
not fully sure, I have a feeling it was because of the name, like party down (BoT), and Standard Deviation (STD). And it was probably easier to just merge em
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Trail RollerFlowster
@willawrence27 the trail builder who made it had envisioned it to be one trail. you can go to @donvalleytrails on Instagram to learn more!
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Trail RollerFlowster
Didn't know there was an instagram, thanks!
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Trail RollerFlowster
RIP Foreplay I guess?
None of the leaderboard records will ever be beaten now
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None of the leaderboard records will ever be beaten now

Bigjohnbythebay
(Apr 7, 2021 at 10:42)
Trail RollerFlowster
I wonder if there would be a way to ask trail forks to archive the old results and do a reset for the new trail... One can hope
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Trail RollerFlowster
Oh good idea, I'll ask an admin if it would be possible.
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Trail RollerFlowster
Does the leaderboard actually show old results? Or is it already updated to the new longer segment?
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Trail RollerFlowster
currently shows the records for rollerflowster from when it wasn't merged with fourplay. I dont think its humanly possible to do both flowster + fourplay in under 3min.
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Trail RollerFlowster
OK so I asked Trailforks support, and there is currently no way to reset the leaderboard, but they are working on adding it.
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Gavinwilliams
(Dec 10, 2020 at 20:47)

Trail Climbmax
Wait so is this the parking lot just off of eglinton or the one near the entrance to top and catalyst
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Trail Climbmax
Didn't realize you replied, its this parking lot www.trailforks.com/poi/5019
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Trail Boomerang
Just retired to Nova Scotia (2020) and discovered Trailforks. Nice to see all the trails in the Don that I built thirty+ years ago are well ridden. I lived on Leroy in East York and spent many hours creating trail . Crothers woods, sewage plant, ridge, training loop, fruitloops, and many more. Man I spent a lot of hours in that valley. I'm back building trails on my property in Victoria Beach, NS. I have a mountain behind me. I forgot how much fun bench cutting and building impossible to ride switchbacks can be. Trailforks is amazing.
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Trail Boomerang
Always wondered who built all these trails, cool to see the account behind them!
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Trail Boomerang
Cool to be able to see all the trails on Trailforks. I wrote this short description on my facebook page. Nothing to hide anymore - back then was not the same relationship with the city. LOL - coming out of the closet thirty years later. Back in the late 1980's, early 1990's I built mountain bike trails in the Don valley, Toronto. Mountain biking was in it's infancy back then. The epi center was Sunnybrook park. We would meet and ride crazy drop-offs and build crazy trails. The city decided to ban us because of erosion and being a public park . So I started building trails in the ravines of the Don valley. From Pottery road to Sunnybrook. Crothers woods, sewage plant, ridge, pre-catalyst - I spent many hours after work clearing away the undergrowth. My trails were very narrow, steep and crazy switchbacks. the harder the better! Initially the city was anti mountain biking and tried to close down the trails. During this time I started building in the East Don. far away from prying eyes. I built crazy trails with crazy drop-offs. They quickly gained a cult following. Others came in and built wooden north shore type features. The East Don was amazing. In the years since the city took over the west Don trails, removed all the crazy stuff, did a lot of rerouting. I was happy to see that. Only my friends know it was me that started it all. So why am I writing this. After moving to Nova Scotia I've been looking at Trailforks to find interesting trails to run and hopefully gravel bike next summer. I saw the trails in the Don Valley and started reminiscing. I came upon the write up for Boomerang, a trail I built in Taylor creek park. I never did finish it, the city shut it down. But today it is well established and in the description I'm recognized as the builder. I felt proud and thought I've got nothing to hide thirty years later. So that's my legacy to mountain biking in Toronto. Happy to see it so vibrant.
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Trail Boomerang
Thank you for all the awesome trails you built!
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Gavinwilliams
(Dec 10, 2020 at 14:14)

Trail Climbmax
Has anyone noticed the flags put out on this trail that say b line on them??? Is there a new line on the way or is this trail doomed by the city
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Trail Climbmax
Looks like someone is building a new connector from the new parking lot to the start of Climbmax. It’s “lowMax” on Trailforks
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Trail Climbmax
Oh ya, I've ridden that trail, NECP hid it off the map though
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Trail Climbmax
Probably for the best, needs time to pack in
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Gurkgav
(Dec 10, 2020 at 19:42)
Trail Climbmax
I couldnt find lowmax on trailforks where should I be looking
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Trail Climbmax
The city of Toronto's account NECP has admin permission for the area, and they apparently didn;t approve of the trail, so they hid it from the map.
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Gurkgav
(Dec 10, 2020 at 19:44)
Trail Climbmax
the flags are near part of the trail where it goes really close to the road and seams as if its a by pass of the big ass role right before the ejaculator
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Gurkgav
(Dec 10, 2020 at 19:44)
Trail Climbmax
if one were to go there next year where would one find it then
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Gavinwilliams
(Dec 7, 2020 at 21:50)

Trail Party Atmosphere
So elephant in the room... what ever happend to the trump jump? Last video I've seen of it was back in 2018?
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Trail Party Atmosphere
City took it out. Honestly, probably for the best with the amount of traffic in the Don this year
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Trail Pottery Road Climb
For anyone that hasn't ridden this trail before, the elevation graph is lying.
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Trail Party Atmosphere
One of the best sections in the Don when linked with BOT.
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Trail Party Down
Harder exit of PA but so fun and unique, you don’t get features like this with this exposure anywhere else
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Trail RollerFlowster
The best. Tons of fun features, but make sure to scope them out first time around. There is some exposure and a few blind turns, so take it easy until you know what’s coming. The trail has great flow with a couple challenging switchback climbs. Gap jump to wall ride at the end to finish it off, doesn’t get better than that!
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Trail RollerFlowster
Double black worthy cause a mistake would be costly due to exposure, definitely want to keep less experienced riders away. Trail is in pretty good shape honestly. Not looking like its going to slide
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eggnogged
(Aug 20, 2020 at 21:49)
Trail Jump The Gundy
Black diamond is a bit of a reach for this trail. Super fun but it ain’t no black.
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blueclouds
(Jul 19, 2020 at 9:39)
Trail Pottery Road Downhill
Not sure why the twists on the downhill section were removed as now it's just a straight line down to the hard right. Seems pointless and I expect people are just going to bomb this route even faster now.
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blueclouds
(Jul 19, 2020 at 9:39)
Trail Pottery Road Downhill
Not sure why the twists on the downhill section were removed as now it's just a straight line down to the hard right. Seems pointless and I expect people are just going to bomb this route even faster now.
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gpackard
(Jul 1, 2020 at 19:52)

Trail Party Down
Rode this first time today... blast. I see in earlier comment “some of the best berms in the city”. Where are other bigger berms like these? I haven’t seen any.
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Trail Party Down
If you mean the wallride, Roller Flowster also has a large one
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Camwood10100
(Jun 16, 2020 at 8:51)
Trail Secret Hidden Trail
Great rail with fun logs and a couple jumps!
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Itsmematii
(Jun 15, 2020 at 8:33)
Trail RollerFlowster
Got head injury, don’t remember trail. But In my imagination it was fun!
(Don’t do this as first ever trail)
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(Don’t do this as first ever trail)


Trail Secret Hidden Trail
Some potentially fun features need a little love with a shovel... ie. the jump to rock-drop near at south-end as well as the lip and landing of whatever that ungodly gap jump is in the middle
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Trail RollerFlowster
hi guys i was browsing trail-fork and found this trail it looks fun but idk where the entrence is or how to get there i was hoping someone could tell me where about is it located
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Cbaillie
(May 6, 2020 at 8:23)
Trail RollerFlowster
The entrance is on the east side of Bayview in between Sunnybrook Hospital and the CNIB. It's in a gravel parking lot. There are a few trail entrances there. Take the one on the North side of the lot. Have fun!
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Trail Catalyst
Not really a black diamond trail if you enter from the bottom by the bridge as opposed to coming in from the highline (which is trickier). A lot of pedalling with few features, but worth the ride if you wanna hit PA which is a classic.
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Trail RollerFlowster
This is the kind of trail you have to ride twice.once to feel out the condition of the trail.make sure is good and dry.then realy giver!this is a fun trail.the jumps r simple and only require comitment.not the kind of jumps you want to slow down before u hit them.
I ride a teek superfly, 1x10 28 front and 11x38 rear.
100mm fox and 27.5 x 2.8 wtb rangers.just so a reader can get a better uderstaning of my experience.
Hate the comments ; easy trail .not hard at all.then u realize the person is ridding a 140 travel endouro bike.
That would make any trail in ontario easy!
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I ride a teek superfly, 1x10 28 front and 11x38 rear.
100mm fox and 27.5 x 2.8 wtb rangers.just so a reader can get a better uderstaning of my experience.
Hate the comments ; easy trail .not hard at all.then u realize the person is ridding a 140 travel endouro bike.
That would make any trail in ontario easy!


Trail Bunny Poop
I've ridden tits both ways. Going south is easier, the last section of switchbacks are carrying a soft tip later of soil with all the rain. Makes climbing harder.
Stay steady, easy gear and hard grunt!!
Fun both ways...
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Stay steady, easy gear and hard grunt!!
Fun both ways...


Trail Pottery Road Climb
Pretty good today! (Was unridable on recent tries). Made it most of the way up without a problem. Crusty snow, dented by boots.
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Noremac47
(Nov 11, 2018 at 20:13)
Trail Woods Gundy
Someone should consider making the back slope of the new trail in this area less steep. This should help minimize erosion damage.
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VOAGOOO
(Oct 9, 2018 at 20:12)
Trail Pottery Road Downhill
One big mud pile at the bottom of enitial hill. Dry from then on.
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VOAGOOO
(Oct 9, 2018 at 20:12)
Trail Pottery Road Downhill
One big mud pile at the bottom of enitial hill. Dry from then on.
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Bensss
(Sep 12, 2018 at 0:14)
Trail Bunny Poop
This is a newer trail. The downhill switchbacks are a bit rutted out and need a berm. Overall a nice and fast descent but there is one brutal climb.
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eggnogged
(Aug 6, 2018 at 11:48)
Trail RollerFlowster
One of the best trails in the Don. Fast and flowy. Some of the climbs are tricky because they’re tight and steep. Quite exposed in areas but if you can comfortably ride Catalyst or Party Atmosphere you’ll have no problems here.
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Trail Lookout Trail
Not bikeable. Excellent view that is totally worth it
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Trail RollerFlowster
Is this actually double black worthy... is it worth checking out... or too sketchy/dangerous
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Trail RollerFlowster
I'm definitely NOT an advanced rider and I can ride this. Just don't go wild until you know what's coming around the next bend. I think the double-black rating is just to warn people to keep it cool, until you've learned this one.
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Trail RollerFlowster
This is by far my favourite trail in the Don Valley!
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Trail The Ridge
For folks interested in what's happening with "The Ridge" the official release from the City of Toronto can be found here...
bit.ly/RidgeTrailPlan
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bit.ly/RidgeTrailPlan
bonedoc98
(Jul 15, 2016 at 9:12)

Trail Bunny Run
hi. i usually ride it from the archery range going to the parking lot (which is south). so you recommend ending at the archery range then? better flow that way?
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D4nt3ch
(Jul 22, 2016 at 1:48)
Trail Bunny Run
I just did bunny run in both directions. It is easier going north and ending at the archery range. Starting at the archery range is harder...and there's a little hole on the trail at one point that you gotta watch out for which i didn't even notice going north.
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Trail G-Spot
I'd argue that the rather deep and too-steep-to-walk "saddle" makes this a Black Diamond trail.
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gramcart
(Sep 11, 2017 at 8:26)
Trail G-Spot
Agreed - this is really the only trail that I get worried about riding on; you wouldn't want one false move on the down-slope of the saddle.
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Trail G-Spot
TOTALLY AGREE. This is the ONLY trail I'm afraid to hike down. No workarounds, no tree roots to get a footing. I've gotten to the same point 3 times and been unable to continue west toward Rehab trail. For this reason it should be upgraded to Black D.
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Trail RollerFlowster
This is IMHO the best trail in the valley. Thank you!
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Difficulty ratingBlack Diamond
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Altitude start316 ft
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Trail Popularity ?
Trailforks scans ridelogs to determine which trails are ridden the most in the last 9 months.
Trails are compared with nearby trails in the same city region with a possible 25 colour shades.
Think of this as a heatmap, more rides = more kinetic energy = warmer colors.
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Trailforks users anonymized public ridelogs from the past 6 months.
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- mountain biking (>6 month)
- hiking (1 year)
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Activity Recordings
Trailforks users anonymized public skilogs from the past 12 months.
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Landing far a death sailor
trail: Climbmax
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Nov 12, 2022
#donvalley #toronto #ontario #climbmax

Hitting the rock
trail: Climbmax
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Nov 12, 2022
#thedon #donvalley #toronto #ontario #enduro
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