Rollerblading Trails -- Trail Guides

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Rollerblading Trail Guides

Get a Trail Guide

Each guide contains directions for getting to the starting point of the trail, details about the trail including length, width, bridges, underpasses, and street sections, as well as landmarks along the way, which can be used as guideposts.

In addition, each guide has an overall ranking, and a degree of difficulty ranking. The rationale behind the rankings is also provided. What exactly is trail skating?

Rollerblading Trails

Skating on trails is all about rolling on marked, paved pathways that can be found inside parks, on waterfronts, and even in preserves or sanctuaries. Sometimes, the skater needs to do some street skating to get from one part of the trail to the next because not all trails are continuous.

Rollerblading trails are best-suited for skaters who like to roll in safe, friendly, environments, which are free of crowds, noise, and traffic. Blading on trails:

• Provides a great work-out



• Burns about 550 calories/hour for a 160-lb skater rolling at 10 mph



• Strengthens your upper leg, hip, glutei, and back muscles



• Improves your aerobic strength and endurance



• Lets you have fun and meet new people

To view a sample from one of our rollerblading trail guides, click the link below:

Sample of a Trail Guide

Rollerblading Trail Modules

First, we published guides on an individual basis for the top, four inline skating trails in Ontario, and then we put them all together into a trail module called The Best Skating Trails in Ontario.

Ordering a Trail Module

To order the trail module entitled The Best Skating Trails in Ontario, click below:

Rollerblading Trail Guides

First, we published guides on an individual basis for the top, four inline skating trails in Ontario. Next, we'll follow up with trail guides for Quebec. Later, we'll research the rollerblading trails in New York and Vermont.

Ordering a Trail Guide

To order a rollerblading trail guide, click below: