Brock, Wilder, Walker and Glen Major loop
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Routenstatistiken
- Entfernung
- 16,14 km
- Höhengewinn
- 178 m
- Schwierigkeitsgrad
- Mäßig
- Höhenverlust
- 178 m
- Max. Höhe
- 342 m
- TrailRank
-
54
4,7
- Min. Höhe
- 251 m
- Trail Typ
- Rundkurs
- Zeit in Bewegung
- 3 Stunden 21 Minuten
- Zeit
- 3 Stunden 40 Minuten
- Koordinaten
- 2937
- Hochgeladen
- 30. September 2019
- Aufgezeichnet
- September 2019
bei Claremont, Ontàrio (Canada)
angezeigt 1232 Mal, heruntergeladen 8 Mal
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Beschreibung der Reiseroute
Decent scenery with variety as you wind your way through the four conservation areas. A couple of nice viewpoints, some wildlife but we were really focused on conditioning vs sightseeing so other than the waypoints I didn't take many photos.
Next time we are going to carrying a pack with some weight to it!
Wegpunkte
Panorama
293 m
G21 lookout
One of three places to take a look over the edge of the old gravel pit. Sounds crazy but it is actually kinda neat.
Kreuzung
323 m
F9 Concession 6
Exit Wilder Forest and cross over Concession 6 Road (gravel at this crossing).
Kreuzung
314 m
W9 leave Great Trail
Turn right, you'll be leaving the Great Trail and starting your loop south
Kreuzung
313 m
G8 Exit Walker Woods , enter Glen Major
There is no dotted line on the ground... but this is where I think Walker Woods became Glen Major.
Parkplatz
276 m
G24 exit Glen Major
Another decent spot to start the hike with a large parking area (no washrooms).
Kreuzung
274 m
B22 re-enter Brock Tract
Cross the 6th Concession (paved at this crossing) and the path is straight ahead. Take the right fork ten meters in.
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Pretty good. My friends got tuckered out. Nice work putting this loop together!
thanks, and yea it can be a good workout. My wife and I did it several times with full packs!
Do you know if this is maintained in the winter? Safe to do with all the hills along the trail in Jan/Feb?
No it isn't maintained in the winter and can get quite icy and slippery. Hikers still hit the trails in the winter so there is usually tracks in the snow but you really have to adjust your plans according to the conditions. Hiking poles recommended.
Brilliant! Thanks a lot for getting back to me