History
This mudding trail was started when our family moved up here in the summer of 2017. Since then we have expanded the trail all throughout the fields. Now there is around 5km of mud & fun. The entie field used to be a caddle farm during the 1800's but has long since overgrown. The trail down to the very same trail that was also used by the caddle farmers as an access road down to the field so you can really get the authentic old trail feeling.
What to expect
THIS TRAIL IS NOT FOR BEGINNERS
If you decide to dive into the mud theres some information that is worthwile. This trail is not meant for any or every vehicle and it is 100% use at your own risk. Jeeps are recommended as we know they can get through with stock parts as it has been done many times before, however they're by no means required. If you choose to use another vehicle please ensure you know your vehicles properties well, and if possible have some sort of lift as there is many things that can jab at the bottom of your vehicle. There are multiple mud pits that re-form every year in different ways, which can make it very difficult to navigate through the earth. You will be going up and down the hill and in and out of very sticky spots.
Things to see
- Waterfall (~30ft)
- Hand stacked field stone wall
- Alongside the Bruce Trail
- 50 acres of pasture, 14 acres of forest