Hysert Crossroad

Total Miles
1.3

Elevation

195.89 ft

Duration

0.5 Hours

Technical Rating

3

Easy

Best Time

Winter, Fall, Summer, Spring

Trail Overview

A crossroad trail located in Grimsby, Ontario, sandwiched between Mud Street and Ridge Road, the trail consists of a thick clay-covered pathway littered with large ruts and mud. It can be very sticky and difficult to navigate in wet conditions as the main hazard of this trail is the large 5-foot deep ditches on both the eastern and western sides; they can easily consume an unequipped vehicle if they slide off the trail, forward momentum isn't consistent, or the wrong tires are used. This crossroad is mainly used by heavy farming equipment and can be heavily rutted and soft in the wet months, while during the dry seasons, it can be much easier.

Photos of Hysert Crossroad

Hysert Crossroad
Hysert Crossroad
Hysert Crossroad

Difficulty

This unmaintained crossroad between Mud Street and Ridge Road is mainly used by heavy farming equipment, causing the difficulty to vary depending on the season. The trail can be heavily rutted and soft in the wet months (spring, fall, winter) while during the dry summer it can be much easier. The path contains one water crossing assisted by a concrete bridge, causing no risk if taken cautiously.

Technical Rating

3

Status Reports

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Access Description

Traveling along Mud Street in the Township of Grimsby, Ontario, the Crossroad begins by turning north on Hysert Road and quickly goes from a very hard-packed dirt road to a sticky unmaintained access road covered in mud and clay in a matter of roughly a quarter of a mile (0.4 kilometers). The trail ends at the intersection of Hysert Road and Kemp Road.

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