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* Main Loop *
Sulphur Springs Cascade
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Main Loop trail is a high traffic multi-use trail about 5-6km long. There are many scenic points along the way, including this set of creek rapids known as a "cascade". There is a hint of sulphur in the air hence the name Sulphur Springs.
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* Ski Loop #1 *
Single Track
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Ski Loop #1 is a 2-3km single track branching from the Sulphur Springs Trail north of the station.
This trail has nice easy climbs, gentle cruising downhils and some twisty sections around stands of trees with some small exposed roots. No rocks.
Sections of this trail run across open fields and thru small valleys before it returns to the main trail. A great variety of terrains.
Dundas Valley has a nice variety of difficulty of trails but 75% are recreational and not too technical.
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* Ski Loop #2 *
Single Track
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Ski Loop #2 is a 1-2km single track branching from the Main Loop.
Like Ski Loop #1, this trail has easy climbs, gentle downhils and some twisty sections around stands of trees with some exposed roots. Still no rocks.
There's one very shallow stream crossing that won't get you wet.
This is a good warm-up trail or for a recreational rider that wants to gets a taste of mountain biking on single track. There is nothing dangerous, but definitely worth the trek.
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* Heritage Trail *
Wide Single Track
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This is another major artery trail for the park. This one winds through the valley following Spencer Creek. There's alot of pedestrian traffic along this trail because of it's proximity to residential areas. Some spur trails here lead to subdivisions.
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Dundas Valley Conservation Area, Hamilton
