Off of Greasy Cove Road

[Frank Smith]

A friend of mine told me that Greasy Cove Road near Elora is a good area to ride so @David DoubleEX and I decided to give it a try today.  Although we didn't stay long because of the rain, we did do some exploring an we weren't disappointed. The trails are just right as far as challenging.  Lots of rock and hills. There are several Creek and dried wash crossings too. I would not recommend this trail system on a big adventure bike. Its suited more towards small dirt bikes and 690 KTMs and the like.   We ventured off the main trail a few times and those trails are a lot of fun. I attached a few pics and a kmz file from locus.  There's a lot more to ride here than what we explored today. We never seen gates or no trespassing signs.  We are definitely going back. 

[Frank Smith]

Never mind the pics, file size too large.  :'(

[Frank Smith]

See attached for the KMZ map file

[Frank Smith]

And here's the locus screenshot

[springer]

A friend of mine told me that Greasy Cove Road near Elora is a good area to ride so @david double EX decided to give it a try today.  Although we didn't stay long because of the rain, we did do some exploring an we weren't disappointed. The trails are just right as far as challenging.  Lots of rock and hills. There are several Creek and dried wash crossings too. I would not recommend this trail system on a big adventure bike. Its suited more towards small dirt bikes and 690 KTMs and the like.   We ventured off the main trail a few times and those trails are a lot of fun. I attached a few pics and a kmz file from locus.  There's a lot more to ride here than what we explored today. We never seen gates or no trespassing signs.  We are definitely going back.

@Frank Smith, you might want to look into a photo/video hosting site. Vimeo (video), Photobucket, are just 2. Yea, they charge a fee, but for even the lowest and cheapest account, you get space to organize and post all your pictures/videos and such. Since they are being hosted else where, the size restriction is gone. A Photobucket app has been installed on this site so even the largest photo file will not take up a extremely large space. Plus most have a photo/video editor built into the site so you can color correct, crop, and other things to make your photos and videos stand out.  ;) ;)

[marquez7890]

Next time I want to join y'all.

[Frank Smith]

Reduced the file sizes so I could post the darn pics.

[Frank Smith]

Another

[Frank Smith]

Another

[Frank Smith]

Last one

[telejojo]

Can you make it on a KLR?

[Frank Smith]

Well, it's always the Indian, not the arrow. Depends on your ability. I would never say you could or couldn't as I am not one to judge. I know I sure couldn't.  I'll be going back soon and getting some video to post in another ride report. 

[griff]

I'd like to go next time as well. I've heard about this area for quite a while but have never ridden it.

[Frank Smith]

Ok, I'll let you know when.

[Frank Smith]

I forgot to mention that I did speak with the fellow who told me about this area. He said that if we follow the trail all the way to the end it will come out on HWY 65. He said if we go South from there a few miles, we will see another trail to left that will take us up near Walls of Jericho. @David DoubleEX and never got that far because we were exploring other trails off the main one, until we decided to call it quits due to threat of rain.