The Don Trail looks way better in the summer, although it's no match for JD's scenery, but h*ll it's right in the heart of downtown and great excercise after work or when you don't feel like driving an hour the the Oak Ridges Moraine.
The Don Trail looks way better in the summer, although it's no match for JD's scenery, but h*ll it's right in the heart of downtown and great excercise after work or when you don't feel like driving an hour the the Oak Ridges Moraine.
Huh, looks just like the trails I used to ride in Dallas (except for the stunts).
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The Don Trail looks way better in the summer, although it's no match for JD's scenery, but h*ll it's right in the heart of downtown and great excercise after work or when you don't feel like driving an hour the the
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Ridges Moraine.
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Not to sound mean or anything, but those pictures don't do the trail justice. Of all my years of riding the Don, I rode the fireroad section maybe once or twice. The real meat of the trail is much deeper into the woods and you should try and ride the upper section sometime to test your technical skills.
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The Don Trail looks way better in the summer, although it's no match for JD's scenery, but h*ll it's right in the heart of downtown and great excercise after work or when you don't feel like driving an hour the the
Oak
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Ridges Moraine.
<snip pictures>
Not to sound mean or anything, but those pictures don't do the trail justice. Of all my years of riding the Don, I rode the fireroad section maybe once or twice. The real meat of the trail is much deeper into the woods and you should try and ride the upper section sometime to test your technical skills.
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The Don Trail looks way better in the summer, although it's no match for JD's scenery, but h*ll it's right in the heart of downtown and great excercise after work or when you don't feel like driving an hour the the
Oak
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Ridges Moraine.
<snip pictures>
Not to sound mean or anything, but those pictures don't do the trail justice. Of all my years of riding the Don, I rode the fireroad section maybe once or twice. The real meat of the trail is much deeper into the woods and you should try and ride the upper section sometime to test your technical skills.
- CA-G
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I do, unfortunately the upper trail is pretty washed out now, looks ugly. Classic example of why you shouldn't ride it after a heavy rainfall. Hopefully I'll grab some pics when it's grown-in again this summer.
