Trans Canada Trail to Hastings Heritage Trail is a 72.2-mile point-to-point segment in Ontario, Canada, running from Quinte West to Bancroft. It has 1,680 feet of climbing and 1,007 feet of descent. The route is 99% gravel with 1% pavement. AI-generated description — details may not be fully accurate.
This is my local trail and I have cycled from Maynooth to ~Ormsby on gravel. The trail here is say 10% sand and badly chewed up by ATVs. Ride low pressure. Technique is important. The trail is much nicer the day after a rain.
Large sections of the HHT are terrible for cycling - loose sand and well chewed up gravel from ATVs. Needs a much better, firmer surface like other multi-use rail trails in the province (Victoria trail, Millennium Trail are good examples). Trail maintenance is non-existent. Obviously caters to motorized over cycling.
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