Robinsons Island



What to Expect:
The Robinsons Island Trail System is located in the National Park near Brackley Beach. It is a 5 km multi-use beginner to intermediate family-friendly trail. It is open to bikers and hikers with a pump track located next to the trail entrance. Designed as a ‘stacked loop’ there is a shorter and longer option. It features 11 technical trail challenges located in spurs that break off of the main trail. Those who dare to test their skills on the ramps and teeter-totters need not shy away, just skip the branches and stick to the main trail for a beautiful scenic cycling adventure. There are no washroom on-site and the closest one is at Brackley Beach. The trail is maintained from mid-May until mid-October. Keep an eye out for the red chairs!
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This is a great trail for young children and is family friendly. The surface is rolled stone dust and is very flat but with many turns. The technical trail challenges are a nice addition. Be mindful of walker’s which are often going in the opposite direction.
It is fun to ride the technical trail challenges. Due to the fact, walker’s are on it too your speed can’t be too fast.
There are no ‘expert’ sections but great to go with someone who is learning to mountain bike.
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- 5 km
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Robinsons Island Trail is located at 740 Robinson Island Road, near the end of Gulf Shore Way East near Brackley Beach. From Charlottetown take Route 15 to Brackely Beach. Turn Left just after the beach parking lot, go approximately 2 km where the road ends, the trail is straight ahead.
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Outdoor Elements Alma
Outdoor Elements is an outdoor adventure outfitter with locations in Sussex, Alma and Fundy National Park. We are a specialty ski shop in the winter months and a bike and outdoor retailer during the summer months. As the official adventure outfitter in Fundy National Park, we currently offer canoe, kayak and paddle board rentals at Bennett Lake and Mountain bike and fat bike rentals at the Chignecto Recreation Area.
Outdoor Elements Sussex
Outdoor Elements is an outdoor adventure outfitter with locations in Sussex, Alma and Fundy National Park. We are a specialty ski shop in the winter months and a bike and outdoor retailer during the summer months. As the official adventure outfitter in Fundy National Park, we currently offer canoe, kayak and paddle board rentals at Bennett Lake and Mountain bike and fat bike rentals at the Chignecto Recreation Area.
Meridian 63 MTB
Meridian63 MTB offers full-service mountain bike lessons and tours. Life is better on a mountain bike!
Outer Limit Sports
Outer Limit Sports has been operating on PEI since 1994. Providing the best sales and service experience is our goal. We sell the best brands in the business. Offering full repair shop with fast service. Whether you are purchasing a new bike or renting a bike to see PEI, we are your one stop shop.
Keppoch Mountain
Positive Action for Keppoch is a charitable non-profit with a mission to provide outdoor recreational and educational opportunities for people of all ages. This is achieved through management of a professional-grade non-motorized trail system for mountain biking, hiking, and Nordic sports.
CycleSmith
Giving you the best service and selection has been Cyclesmith's focus since 1986 and has established us as the premier bike store in Halifax and Atlantic Canada. We offer the best brands in the industry, the largest selection of bikes, accessories and clothing, a complete full-service repair department, a bike fitting studio, and friendly and knowledgeable personnel.
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