“What we’re seeing is that a lot of locals are getting behind it. The section has had such good reviews they want to experience it, Miller said. “The fact that you are getting off the state highway and seeing a part of country not seen from your own vehicle has a special appeal.
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Taking time out on the trail recently are, from left, Lisa Tutty, Jaxon Tutty, 10, and John and Marie Bisset. “The scenery through there is spectacular with islands you wouldn’t know existed.” The track passed Turnagain and Junction Islands. Miller said people also enjoyed the track because it was challenging and interesting in parts with twists and turns. Most of the track is graded 2 (easy) with 5.5km grade 3.