Find the top rated running trails in Auburn, whether you're looking for an easy short running trail or a long running trail, you'll find what you're looking for. Click on a running trail below to find trail descriptions, trail maps, photos, and reviews.
_174252_st.jpg)
_212126_st.jpg)
_289974_st.jpg)
_268921_st.jpg)
If you're looking for nature trail, this isn't the one you want, as you will spend all of your time near business parks and serious road traffic.
It has pretty decent hills near the final two miles past Meijer, and lots of sun
They’ve extended the trail this last summer instead of having to go around the Sowers house and ride on the road for a bit. The trail goes through woods towards the old Limberlost golf course by the ice cream shop Lickity Splitz (in the old clubhouse) on north through town clear out to Sylvan Cellars. They’ve widen the sidewalk on the bridge that you share with State Road 9 over a bit of Sylvan Lake. It’s a great addition to what is already a great trail
There's nothing special about this trail, it's open to the sun and that's about it.
This is a great trail that's open to the sun and shade in equal measure, with some urban thrown in.
This trail is so rough you have to put all your attention to controlling your bike and can’t look around. The part through the town of Hillsdale is on city streets and poorly marked. Don’t waste your time on this trail
We live near the trailhead at DeMoney/Grimes Funeral Home and bike the trail regularly. If you’re coming from out of town, you can park at Krogers. From this point the trail drops into Morsches’ Park, behind the YMCA, along the Blue River just south of town, and then all the way out to the Columbia City Schools. Part of the new expansion takes you through neighborhoods, but it’s still a dedicated bike trail and not simply a sidewalk with trail markers. Total length is approximately 15 miles if you don’t include a return trip. At no pointed are you required to hike/bike on a roadway.
After parking at Gene Stratton Porter, we headed into Kendallville, and then rode back to Rome City. Even though not listed on the app, there is a section of new trail completed, a nice parking parea and a repair station at Gaff Park in Rome City. We followed the trail through the park down past the boat ramp and up to the business district. It was a great ride with restaurants at both ends of the trail
The pavement is pretty bumpy, rough, and narrow the entire time, so your bum might not thank you if you ride your bike on this one.
Nice and scenic, as it takes you through local parks, nature, and a hospital.
The trail is very narrow all throughout, so if you encounter a another bike rider, there's not a whole lot of room of maneuver in, so be careful.
It's also a bit rough until you get south of E Van Buren st, where it does get nice and smooth.
We rode from Abshire Park in Goshen to Middlebury. The scenery was beautiful. We ate in Middlebury at Hilltop Restaurant.
TrailLink is a free service provided by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (a non-profit) and we need your support!
Scan the QR code to get TrailLink on your phone
Map Search
_257844_st.jpg)
