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We parked at Commons Park and there was no sign of the trail and no directions. Very poorly done.
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
My review was not supposed to be five was unable to add it should only be a three maybe
Started at the D Ave entrance road to Marken glen area then up to Patterson rd. has many tree roots coming through the pavement plus the transition between the bridges and the trail are terrible and dangerous,(drops in height)If you don’t know the trail go very slow as it is very curvy and hilly plus bumps. It may be a fun trail for the young, but not these 69 year-old folks. It is scenic but when you have to watch for the bumps it’s hard to enjoy. have to watch for bumps, you don’t enjoy it as much.
September, 2026. We parked in Gobles and headed West to the Lake Eleven area and back. Old trail surface from Gobles to Bloomingdale. Though old, and sometimes dirt and/or grass and not very wide, easy to ride on. Mostly shaded as it travels through woodlands/forests. Before Bloomingdale there is a nice one-mile paved section through town. West of Bloomingdale to South Haven the trail has been resurfaced with new crushed limestone. We found it to be loose and more difficult than the packed dirt on the old section. Interesting historical signs along the trail. Gobles has trail services nearby. Trail services in Bloomingdale as well. Parking at each of these locations. However the restroom along the trail in Bloomingdale was rated one of the top 10 worst restrooms ever by my husband. No vent or window, more flies than ever and most awful stench. We were ok with this trail since though not very scenic, though we enjoyed reading the interesting historical signs and the shade.
We drove down from South Bend. Although it is a fairly short trail, it was well worth the trip. A beautiful, smooth and shady ride. Several rest stops and ports-potties along the way. We parked at Gaff Park in Rome City. Ample parking, neat and clean restrooms along with a bike maintenance station.
We rode the GAP from Cedar Creek Park to the Boston trailhead at the base of the Historic Boston Bridge and back. About 36 miles round trip. What a great ride. Smooth trail with lots of benches and several picnic areas and toilet facilities. Well maintained. Passed through several little communities along the trail. No major highways and very few little roads to cross making it very safe. Got a delicious huge “medium” size ice cream cone at the “Big Twist” in Blythedale, right off the trail. Highly recommend this ride!
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