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Parking for the Easton Rails to Trails can be found in Idelwild Park, which is appropriately located on Idelwild Avenue. Bike or walk two blocks east from the park to access the trail. At the trail's northern end, park at North East Park off Village Street.
I really enjoy walking the bike trail. People along the trail have been very friendly. I would love for more trails to be installed in Easton. It such a quaint town. As far as the comment about trash. It’s not below me to pick up from litter bugs. I carry my trash picker on every walk with a bag. There are plenty of trash receptacle along the path. Earth day is everyday! Love the beautiful trees and plants along the path.
A nice easy ride in Easton.. Almost completely flat
I run , or walk this trail frequently as I live local. There are a few areas that are not as lovely as the overall trek, but it is kept clean, and the locals are usually good at stopping at the designated crossings, and I have yet to encounter anyone that was not friendly and gracious. I have lived here for about 1 year so far and have found that Easton is a pretty nice area over all. I have enjoyed using this trail many times!
The trail is pretty flat and easy to walk. You get to walk through small wooded portions and some of Easton's older parts of town. We walked our dog on the trail and ran into several other people also walking their dogs. There were several trash cans along the trail and only one was only completely full. There wasn't anywhere to use the restroom (at least that I saw). Overall is was a nice little walk.
I live nearby this trail and just went on it this past weekend. There are a couple of not so nice neighborhoods that you go through on this trail. I would not recommend riding it alone. Just had an uneasy feeling about it. There was some trash along the bike trail that needs to be addressed. If I could I would give it 2 1/2 stars.
I've had the chance to jog this short trail twice while visiting in the area. The trail is traversed by several roads, though Eastonians usually stop their vehicles when they see a pedestrian waiting to cross. One direction is residential and lined with trees and empty fields, and the other is more industrial. The old railroad station is a nice hub, and the town itself is a great place to visit. If you eat at one of the excellent Easton restaurants, like the Bartlett Pear Inn, the Tidewater Inn, or the Peacock at the Inn at 202 Dover, then you'll need to traverse the trail several times to work off the sumptuous meal.
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