RE: Dirtbike Trail Riding - Georgetown and Simcoe area
Hey everyone,
looking into start dirt biking on trails next year with my 2 young boys.
They both have started on our Yamaha pw50, will buy something a little bigger for my older son (he did well on the TTR90 at the Yamaha Smart Adventures by Horseshoe Resort), brother in law will be lending me his honda crf230.
I am from Brampton, and wanted to drive out to both the Georgetown and Simcoe trails before I commit to either one when we join the OFTR next spring, just wondered where exactly where I can park and enter the trails. In the late Fall when things slow down out there I want to hike through the trails to get an idea which may be better for my boys. Also looking into getting an enclosed trailer, want to be sure I have no issues getting the trailer to the access point. I have never been on the OFTR trails or any trails for that matter so I have no idea what to expect.
Hoping the Georgetown trails are "kid" friendly since its closer.
Any feedback is appreciated.
Jason
Hey everyone,
looking into start dirt biking on trails next year with my 2 young boys.
They both have started on our Yamaha pw50, will buy something a little bigger for my older son (he did well on the TTR90 at the Yamaha Smart Adventures by Horseshoe Resort), brother in law will be lending me his honda crf230.
I am from Brampton, and wanted to drive out to both the Georgetown and Simcoe trails before I commit to either one when we join the OFTR next spring, just wondered where exactly where I can park and enter the trails. In the late Fall when things slow down out there I want to hike through the trails to get an idea which may be better for my boys. Also looking into getting an enclosed trailer, want to be sure I have no issues getting the trailer to the access point. I have never been on the OFTR trails or any trails for that matter so I have no idea what to expect.
Hoping the Georgetown trails are "kid" friendly since its closer.
Any feedback is appreciated.
Jason