Ohio to Erie Trail — Attraction in Trenton Township

It is important to note that the segment here on Google Maps that is labeled Ohio to Erie trail is not actually the Ohio to Erie trail yet. It is a short connected piece that will be part of the Heart of Ohio trail which is indeed one of the important legs of the Ohio to Erie Trail. The actual Ohio to Erie Trail is Three Hundred and Twenty Six Miles extending from the Ohio River area in Cincinnati to Lake Erie in Cleveland. A south to north rider on this magnificent trail system would start at the Little Miami Trail in Cincinnati, come up to Xenia Ohio then pick up the Prairie Grass Trail from Xenia to London, ride across the small London town to join the Robert Pass Trail which becomes the Camp Chase Trail to ride in to Columbus, Loop to the Scioto Trail into Downtown Columbus, cross through some town roads and join the I-670 Downtown connector to ride out of downtown , pick up the Alum Creek Trail for Northeast Columbus and Westerville, Loop through Westerville, pickup the Genoa Trail to Galena, follow signs into Sunbury then onto some roads with route 1 signs that will link with the Heart of Ohio Trail. This segment will eventually be part of that . However Heart of Ohio currently rolls from west of Centerburg to Mount Vernon where you pick up the Kokosing Gap Trail to about Danville, then some roads, then you join the Ohio & Erie Towpath Trail for your northbound ride toward the...

I lived in Iowa 7 years, new jeresy 5 years, but born in Ohio. And Ohio has THE BEST BIKE TRAILS. some paved, some blacktop, some crushed limestone. And Ohio is extending Them every year. WELL MAINTAINED!!! This Ohio to Erie trail is a must to ride. My favorite. Was in. The Cleveland metro park System. Today, you can just about ride from Cleveland to Columbus , to Dayton Ohio. Not done completely. But one day. Any BIKE trail is wonderful, it KEEP riders. Safer than riding the streets. GET OUT AMERICA,,, ENJOY OR COUNTRY!!! your BODY WILL THANK YOU. I'm 69 and still...

Awesome trail. Rough in a few places but overall great surface.... mix of asphalt, limestone and dirt path. We started at beech street trail head and turned around to head back at Brecksville station road bridge. Would not recommend starting at breech street because there are so many other places to park. This one was kind of secluded. One car when we started at 3pm and no cars when we finished at 8pm. About .21 further north you can park in the cascade lot. Was a beautiful day for a...