Name: Mullock's Lane
Rating: 2.0

“An access trail leading from the chalet into the southwest corner of the trail system.”

— Trevor Miller

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Mullock's Lane is part of the Walden Cross Country Fitness Club's trail system and is used to access many of the trails along the southwest section of singletrack trails.

Contacts

Local Club: Walden Mountain Bike Club

Sep 18, 2017: Say Welcome to our new Treasurer

Aug 18, 2017: Complete an IMBA Canada Survey

Jul 23, 2017: Mountain BikeTour Results Posted

Land Manager: Walden Cross Country Fitness Club (WCCFC)

Mar 28, 2017: Closed for the Season

Mar 4, 2017: 2017 Beaver Lake Loppet

Mar 2, 2017: March Break

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in Ontario

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1.4 Miles 2.2 Kilometers Doubletrack	42' 13 m Ascent -36' -11 m Descent
824' 251 m High 789' 241 m Low	1% Avg Grade (1°) 7% Max Grade (4°)
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Mullock's Lane

1.4 Miles 2.2 Kilometers

Doubletrack

42' 13 m

-36' -11 m

824' 251 m

789' 241 m

1%

7%

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“An access trail leading from the chalet into the southwest corner of the trail system.”