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Print Friendly MapThe Zeisberger Trail can be accessed for locals by foot/bicycle at the terminus of Sharon Drive or School Street Extension. Parking is available at Snyder's Landing boat launch at the intersection of Tuscarawas Road SE and the Tuscarawas River. The trail begins West of the parking lot and is to the left of the village access road and compost pile. It is clearly marked by a brown "Zeisberger Trail" sign.
This is a pleasant trail to walk. I often go birding there and the park across the street with a boat dock.
The current description of the trail here at TrailLink does says that the wood chip surface is good only for hiking/walking and mountain biking. I would limit activity to hiking and walking. There is lots of sticks and roots on the towpath on the northern end of the trail and some very deep car tire ruts in the mid-section of the trail. At best you could ride it, but with such a short length why waste your time and risk puncturing a tire. I am not trying to belittle the Zeisberger Trail and Parks group (ZTAP) trying to develop this trail, and connect it to nearby communities, but there is much work to be done before I would recommend riding your bike on this trail.
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