GEORGIAN ROCKS
(approx. 6 hours)

Skill Level:
Advanced with rock, hill and water sections.

the challenge continues!

This is our toughest trail and will stress machine and driver to the max!!

Limited to 200 Drivers

We listened to your requests and have designed an amazing route that encompasses all the best attributes of our past offerings. 

Water, rock, dramatic inclines and declines, fantastic vistas ... a must do! 4 Wheel Drive is the only way you can master this set of trails! 

If you are looking for the ultimate terrain on the Canadian Shield on 'World Class' tested trails then this ride is for you!

A portion of Georgian Rocks is on the private trail system of Bear Claw Tours and is rated as very challenging.  For thousands of pictures and videos of this portion click here.

On trail Lunch available. There will be a vendor on site for a freshly grilled dog and pop, so bring some pocket change.

WARNING!
The route that Georgian Rocks follows will entail small portions of travel on public roads.  The Ontario Highway Traffic Act specifically prohibits passengers on any ATV and the use of side-by-side UTVs.  For more details on this and other road requirements for your ATV please click here.  Passengers are welcome on the
Grand Trunk Tour but not advised on Georgian Rocks.

GRAND TRUNK
(approx. 8 hours)
 

Skill Level:
Basic to Intermediate with many water sections!

See some past tours on this trail and Georgian Rocks.

• September 2001 (tons of pics)

• Fall Colour Ride September 2002

• Spring Jam 2007 pictures

• Spring Jam 2008 pictures

This is is our longest Spring Jam 2012 Ride!
* Extra container of gasoline recommended

• Travel the scandalous historic J. R. Booth Grand Trunk Railway bed.
• Pass through the 1890's Ghost towns of Swords and Seguin Falls.

• Gorgeous vistas along the way including several rivers and rapids, lakes and wildlife.  

• Plenty of time to relax and soak in the Spring sunshine with good friends.

• Restaurants en route in Orrville and Sprucedale

• Petro-Canada Gas Station & Tim Hortons at trail head