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Candy cane incorporate tight turns, berms, gaps, table tops and drops in a compact format with plenty of space and a simple, paved push up track. For riders, it can be as complex and thrilling as they see fit. For spectators, there is plenty of space and easy viewing areas to watch the riders on the track. The trail closely incorporates the natural terrain and environment to create a tight, fast paced track which even the non-riders can appreciate.
If you have a car you will want to park at Blackstone picnic area and walk up the farm lane on the opposite side of the road. you will then approach a old railway bridge, you will want to go under this and go up the steep slope where there are two reasonable sized boulders. You should then approach the trails.
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