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Aggreement forest-Halton
3commentsRugged,wilderness walks,not a place for car cruisers.beaver ponds,pines, mossy areas, waterfalls, boardwalks, quite safe areas,lots of hiking trails.
- Best time
- 8am to 7pm depending on season and weather.
- Crowd
- Bikers,hikers,old guys,married men,dog walkers, tourists, campers, locals.
- Watch out
- Dog owners dont pick up![poo] no drinking water,and bugs.
- Last verified
- Not yet · updated 2009
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Where exactly
driving or hiking?or biking.drive past the mohawk raceway, on the quelph line, turn right on the 10th line,follow rd to the bend in the rd, about 5 min drive.park if driving and walk into aggreement forest.or bike in,or hike the many trails. Cross street: guelph line, tenth consession
Cruisiest spot: Many trails inside aggreement forest. Around the beaver dam is best, middle of park. Left side trail, near Hilton Falls.
When to go
8am to 7pm depending on season and weather. Best times: Mornings early,evenings,before dark. Dates open: all year
Sunset today · Sunrise tomorrow
Etiquette
Carry bottled water ,bug spray,be friendly,dont be overly aggressive or too gay, as there are staights walking there too. Dont leave your address on trees like locals, as cops go there also.
Nudity: Yes
Safety
Dog owners dont pick up![poo] no drinking water,and bugs. Night can be dangerous as there are wolves in the area. The four legged kind.
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anyone still go here?
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Visitor ·
not kidding you,I have quite a few buddys i have met hiking,about 6 of them cruise members.It is a big place.some guys who arent hiikers who like to stay in their cars go to the agreement forest across from the mohawk race way.I am going back up there the 1st saturday in oct i hike the 6th line, cruise the trails around the quarry. i also hike to burns lake, or over to the cambellville quarry.i lived in the area for 2 years it was an adventure.few caves to play in,
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You must be kidding me.
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