Ray's Place - Ray's Place

Understanding the Challenge

Winter Conditions Increase Difficulty, See Introducing Winter For More Details.

Color	Difficulty
	Easier
	Difficult, Serious Potential Mud
	Most Difficult
	Closed, Tread at own risk only if neccesary.

Important GPS Note

For those with Google Maps installed on iOS and Android, the interactive map below when clicking the full-screen icon to the top-right allows you to see your position on the trails relative to the GPS.
For others with GPS which support custom maps, you can download the GPX file here.

Building The Trails

For years, Jeeps and ATV trails have often been spread far and wide apart from each other due to the width of the trails, terrain, or sharp turns that the respective other cannot make. That is, until Ray said enough. With the support of multiple associations, communities and hobbyiests alike, Ray's Place set out on a quest to give everyone the chance to try a new trail system, A universal system.

Fast-forward years later, and these custom trails are regarded as some of the most challenging for all experience levels, catering to neither Jeep, ATV, or four-wheel drive vehicle any better than the other. It truly is an experience to be had and shared among friends. We promise you'll love the trails as much as we do, and see just how much care went into every step of the different routes. Tested by all staff and crew, and regularly worked on, these trails really are a site to see and challenge to beat. Whether you're interested in forest terrain, muddy waters or sudden drops that make your heart skip a beat in excitement, we're sure you'll find the perfect trail for your tastes.

Introducing Winter Wheeling

Never Attempt Winter Wheeling Alone! Always Go With a Group of Riders Who All Have the Equipment Listed Below!

Winter riding has been a dream of Ray’s to bring to the establishment, allowing for a new take on the trails that many have come to call their favorites while providing a new set of challenges along the way. Winter riding allows for the cold embrace of the snow and ice to make trails more difficult, while providing a new rush of fear or ambition as trail paths become less clear five feet ahead of you. For those whom seek the thrill of winter riding, or want to test out their expertise during the colder months, every driver (regardless of vehicl type) should have on hand:

Functional winch
Recovery straps
Winch recovery kit -including snatch block and tree saver
Air compressor
Minimum 35 inch tall tires
Shovel
Non-perishable food
Spare clothing

Winter wheeling is a different ball game compared to what you're used to during the summer. Techniques and expectations are completely different depending on conditions. Jeeping Veteran & Former Just Jeep Representative, Adrian Colson commented the following:

"light fluffy stuff you want momentum, hard packed you want to crawl trying not to break traction and hills again are normally tackled with momentum. Due to this and the tight technical trails you find in Ontario and body damage is a good possibility."