MIAMI BEACH.... Details

Activities
- Dirtbike
Riding Area

Cloyne
, Ontario
Difficulty Rating

Blue rate
Trail Type

Singletrack
Trail Usage

Multi-use
Direction

Both Directions
Physical Rating

Moderate
Trail Visibility

Sometimes hard to follow
Season

Spring, Summer & Fall
Year Opened

2020

Rally Connex, Rock Hound Rally Trail. 2 Track Trail off the forest access road leads to the single track trail. This trail is marked with Flagging tape and can be tricky to see at time within the months of June 1st to Aug 22nd. Epic look outs over Lake Bluff cliffs and rocky, sandy beach 1/2 through for a resting scenic view.

Access Info

Follows Hughes Landing road to a large Y intersection. Take the forest access road to the 2 track tail entrance. Don't blink! You will miss the trail opening to the 2 track that leads to the start of this single track trail. 15 minutes out of the town of Cloyne, ON

Disclaimer

This trail is located on Ontario Crown Land. It is your own responsibility to navigate in a safe and responsible manner. Please stay off the trail during hunting seasons.

Traditionally Indigenous Territory

More Stats for MIAMI BEACH.... dirtbike trail trail

Altitude change

23 ft
Altitude min

1,050 ft
Altitude start

1,108 ft
Altitude end

1,132 ft
Grade

0.2%
Grade max

-17.4%
Grade min

20.9%
Distance climb

3,225 ft
Distance down

4,537 ft
Distance flat

2,438 ft
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