Exploring one of Ontario's great roads
The easiest way to find the Forks of the Credit Road is by following Highway 10 north of Brampton, OntarioPeter Cheney
The popularity of the Forks of the Credit road among enthusiast drivers has also made it a favorite with law enforcement
sign warns of an upcoming switchback turn. And yes, the road is shaped exactly like the sign
As you head west, the Forks of the Credit Road undulates over ancient foothills, in what looks like a tarmac sine wave. These elevation changes, along with the varied curves, have made the Forks a long-standing favorite with drivers.
Heading west on the Forks of the Credit toward Belfountain
A classic 1950s MG TD sports car heads east on the Forks of the Credit
A motorcycle heads down through the curves that follow the Credit River through stone outcrops and deep hardwood forests
Forks of the Credit Road, Ontario: Along Grange Sideroad
Forks of the Credit Road, Ontario
The village of Belfountain, on the west end of the Forks of the Credit Road.
Belfountain, on the west end of the Forks of the Credit Road.
Heading toward Belfountain and The Forks of the Credit on Mississauga Road.
Exploring a side road near The Forks of the Credit.
Horses and cattle along the Grange Sideroad, near The Forks of the Credit.
Grange Sideroad, near The Forks of the Credit