Reviews of Hidden Trail (Golf)

Dundas St. E, Herchimer Ave., Belleville, ON K8N 4Y1, Canada

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Here you will see all the reviews of people like you who consume the products and services of Hidden Trail (Golf) in the territory of Belleville (Canada).

As of day the firm receives a score of 4.5 stars over 5 and that rating was based on 12 reviews.

You may have noticed that its rating is virtually the top, and it is based on a more or less high of opinions, so the valuation is reasonably accurate, although it doesn't have a elevated number of evaluations to provide it full reliability.

You know that we don't usually stop to put opinions when they are positive and we usually do it only if we've had a problem or incidence...

This Golf is included in the category of Hiking area.

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REVIEWS OF Hidden Trail IN Belleville

Isaac Hallway

Great scenic views and trails along the bay and around several large ponds, lots of swans and geese can be found in the ponds. Nice place for a walk, exploring the remains of the old bakelite factory (almost completely demolished now, just the old pumphouse remains standing, but there are foundations and piles of rubble all over closer to the eastern end of the trail. Homeless population has increased in the area significantly over the last year and a half, so parts of the trail are now littered with trash and parts of camps (mostly near the entrance by Desert Stream). Definitely worth a visit, but avoid coming alone.

Andrew Foster

Perfect place to chill, hangout, and have a good time :)

Coolkids DontShoplift

Tent city along trail. Not somewhere nice to go with the family. Ruins all graffiti.

Andrew McColl

Great trails. Good for biking, walking and jogging. Plenty of spots to fish. Beautiful scenery and views.

Jordan McBride

Starr Giroux

Really pretty place :>

David Casselman

Aneonymous

Beautiful over growth in nature and abandon structures from decades maybe centuries. Can find buried artifacts and enjoy the great outdoors. Occasional homeless population.

Kelsey Whiting

Quaint, out of the way spot. The trail is a little bit overgrown when you get onto the Bakelite property but it's a pleasant walk that most people don't know about just the same! In tick season, it wouldn't be a bad idea to bring long pants.