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To reach the Mansfield trailhead, take US Route 15N (Business Route) to Mansfield (in town US 15 becomes Main Street). After the traffic light, cross Route 6 and go approximately 4 more blocks. Turn left on Corey Street, which takes you behind an IGA shopping center. Continue straight to the trail with parking on the left.
This was a nice ride, especially for a 7 yr old. Very safe and easy going.
This trail is paved but the asphalt is cracked and in pretty rough shape. Definitely not for skating and biking only at a slow pace. The scenery is great: very quiet for being close to the highway.
Based on the rating I saw for this trail, I was disappointed.
We turned around after 1.5 miles because the surface was so rough and there was moss growing on it.
It might be good for running or walking but not for inline skating or riding a Trikke.
Also, be aware that during hunting season, this is in an area that allows hunting.
We went on a gorgeous Fall day - perfect day for a easy ride. It is a short and for the most part flat ride but with some pretty scenery. One thing is the creek water is very, very blue - almost unusually so (not sure what is in it!)!
I biked part of this old trail 7/27/12 while my wife kayaked on the lake/reservoir. The trail and the access road ends at a boat launch and lots of parking. Wonderful sign on the access road says, "Road ends in Water!" The trailhead in Mansfield has signs but is behind an old large garage after you get behind the shopping center. The access road to the northern trailhead on the lake is 2 miles long and forks off Rt 15 North. The restroom facilities are at the picnic area up the hill. The asphalt trail is old with grass growing in the cracks but no problem. Near the lake there are large corn fields and nice views. Youker
The Lambs Creek Bike and Hike Trail is the shortest trail we have ridden, but it is a very pretty, pleasant ride. We enjoyed this ride very much. It is a fairly easy ride with just one hill. It is all paved. We saw a couple of indigo buntings, a great blue heron and a king fisher along the trail...so bird watchers would enjoy this ride.
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