Description
The Little Beaver Creek Greenway Trail runs parallel to the Middle Fork of the Little Beaver Creek and has many beautiful and interesting features, including glacial outwashes, upland fields, mature ravine woodlots and wetland wildlife habitats. Remnants of the industrial past also dot the trail with the remains of lime kilns, pig iron furnaces, coal mines and coke ovens. The trail features a covered bridge and a connection to the Sandy Beaver Canal Towpath.
As a segment of the Great Ohio Lake to River Greenway, the Little Beaver Creek Greenway is a part of the trail system that begins in Ashtabula County and continues through Trumbull, Mahoning and Columbiana counties. When complete, the Great Ohio Lake to River Greenway will be more than 100 miles long.
Parking and Trail Access
Access the Little Beaver Creek Greenway Trail in Leetonia along Ohio Route 558 in Franklin Square and in Lisbon off State Route 164 near Maple Street. Additional parking is available in Salem at Eagleton Road. Take State Route 45 south to Teegarden Road (County Road 41 West) to the covered bridge. Parking and trail entrance are by the bridge. You can also pick up the trail from St. Jacobs-Logtown Road near Lisbon. Parking is limited at both ends and weekends can be quite crowded.
The area's finest trail.
By
100inchhammer
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May, 2013
This was my first time on this trail and I took my girlfriend's 13 year old son along with me. We decided to start at Eagleton Rd and ride to Lisbon first.
The trail was a welcomed surprise from all the flat trails that we have around the area. The ...
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Great Trail!
By
deechss
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April, 2013
This is a great tail but it would be even better if they could connect the old trail with the new trail instead of having to ride on city streets! I got a bit lost finding the other part of the trail. I will ride it again!
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Addition to previous review
By
rabike44492
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April, 2013
To get to new section, at the Leetonia end of the trail, Go Left on Washington St. Cross tracks. Turn Right on Main Street, brick road. At Walnut Street the street becomes 1 way, so you have to turn Right on Walnut Street. Bank, Library, and Post Office ...
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