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I liked this trail. A little rough in spots. Had to take it slow. Views made it worth slowing down for.
We live close to this trail, but had not tried walking it in many years! We read the last review and it sounded good so we went a little over halfway and turned around. We started at kids Mill at the covered bridge. We walked to the new hamburg bridge and then returned. The trail is very well maintained…..we were greatly pleased! We met Joe on the trail, he does a lot of maintenance volunteer work and had a great by lot really nice conversation with him. He was busy working on the trail today.
My wife and I live in Streetsboro and ride the trail from Peck Road east of Ravenna to Kent and back. Love the entire length of the trail. Unfortunate that about 1/2 mile near Kent is becoming very rough with tree roots pushing up the asphalt. Recently we have seen markings like there are plans to re-do some of the worst sections. We would love to see a better way to transition from the eastern section to the western rather than walking the bikes up stairs and crossing a road.
Don’t bother they’re trimming trees and won’t let you go around them.
Mainly straight, VERY bumpy, pretty scenery. It abruptly ends at a road that is heavily traveled, the traffic is not easily seen! I'll try one more time.
Biked from Foxburg to Parker. This section of the trail is separate from the mainline segment which runs from Franklin to Emlenton. Heading South from Foxburg, it is 2.5 miles on flat pavement, very well shaded and goes to Parker. Not in to Parker though, you have to go up the hill from the parking lot and take the bridge across the Allegheny River to Parker. The bridge over the Clarion River is 1.5 miles South of Foxburg. Also, UNDER DEVELOPMENT and maintained by the ART in Clarion County Chapter, is the section which runs from Foxburg to Emlenton and will be approx 3 miles. Currently it is dirt and grass. The volunteers have been working on building the trail. As of now there is trail access along side of the trucking company. Parking is in Foxburg.
Overall a nice ride. Great little bike shop called Donna’s Bike shop in Lisbon. Very shaded trail but not a lot to see, would be nice if there were some places near river to pull off on a hot day. Rode the entire trail from Lisbon to the other side of Leetonia, which is kinda a creepy town. Only people we seen were other bikers riding the trail. Did see some cows relaxing in the shade near the bikers fence. I will agree with another reviewer, dangerous intersections, people fly down the road with no care to the people on trail and many crossing are on main roads with poor visibility. Be careful
Took the wife and kids out here today. We made it until the light views pavilions before the 7 year old started to say her legs hurt. About 2 ish miles. Nice ride, absolutely beautiful. My 11 year old was flying down the trails. Highly recommend.
Today we rode about 13 miles south from the northern most point. Easy peasy, except some small branches & twigs from a bad storm. Wide, flat trail in real good shape.
Early August, hot Summer day. We traveled over an hour to get to this trail, worth the commute. Parked in Orwell and biked to Austinburg where we had lunch at the Subway located in the Pilot truck stop, just a half- mile off the trail. Take the Clay Street exit from the trail. Trail is mainly shaded so that helped! We ended up biking to I-90 before turning around to head back to our car in Orwell. 40 mile round trip. A beautiful day on the trail for an enjoyable ride as always. Surface is paved in very good condition, flat in both directions. Several parking areas along the trail and a few random benches and/or picnic tables.
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