Trail Overview
Trout Brook Road is a hard-packed dirt and loose gravel logging road running between the east side of the Trout Brook Wilderness Area and the west side of the Humes River Wilderness Area. It forms parts of ATVANS Routes 104 and 105 and is included in the Trans Canada Trail. The route is a main artery in the network, featuring loose rocks, exposed bedrock, potholes, and small washouts. The north end may host active logging operations, so be aware of vehicle activity.
History
Trout Brook Road was originally built as a logging road for the Oxford Paper Company, which operated extensively in the region. The company's activities in the early to mid-20th century shaped much of the local trail network, now repurposed for recreation.