Very well marked trails..Any place that has MTB Trails in Ohio gets 5 stars from meread more

9.2 miles of singletrack with good flow but drains very very very slow.Best to ride late July to…read moreAugust.

The best mountain bike trail in Ohio.The first three miles of this trail are the best filled with…read morebridges,logs,roots,rocks,and everything mother nature creates.The Knob is single track and fun to ride.I will ride this trail again because my bike broke down halfway in.So I wont give a detailed review until I ride it all.

I am not as enthused as last reviewer. Not the best is Ohio! It's hard to beat the 25 miles of…read moresingle track at Mohican. This place has a lot of technical stuff, but there is no,real flow. They did a good job putting a lot of trails in a small area but the weeds about took me over. Needs maintained bad! Also the new management only opens the trails if we have desert conditions. They want trails bone dry before they are open. The say look at Facebook so I did. I went on Thursday and according to FB trails were closed on Monday. That was last post. No rain since Monday and I go there and the barrier was up! I rode anyway and the trails were dry, except for 2 little puddles. I don't like the broken glass on the trail either! Not the best in Ohio! Also they need more directional arrows, there are several intersection where I had to guess on which way to go. Good technical training and I go about 2 times a year.

This Towpath is well manicured, has and a level and flat dirt trail. There aren't a lot of trees on…read morethe actual trail so the entire time you're walking, you're in the full sun, which is really good on super cold days!

This is a great place to hop on and enjoy the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail…read more I am giving the trail 5 stars, but it is not a trail for everyone. It is not well-kept, bumpy and broken in places. But it takes you to some fascinating places. I was only able to bike about 8 miles to the south from this point because of time constraints, but this trail is so welcoming that I know I will be back. They're a minimal points where you have to cross intersections, and much of the trails feels like wilderness. But ample forest coverage and the coolness from he canal and the river suggest that it would be a great place to bike, even in the dead of summer.

Beautiful park and manor house. We did a Sunday tour: $5 for adults and free for children under 5…read more It is a nicely restored home and it has some really cool nooks and crannies. I love how the family was linked to the Seiberling family. (Basically they were in the railroad industry and transported their tires). The house is large, but not flashy nor extravagant. Just well-decorated and captures a snapshot of the era(s) when they lived there. I am excited go back at christmastime.

Although not all the paths are clearly marked ( which makes it easy to get lost) trapped in a mud…read morepit or smacked in the face by the unkempt brush this is easily one of my top 10 favorite parks. There is a number of things to see and explore ; from The Manor House( the former H.B. Stewart family home) to fishing at the 2-acre Shady Lane Pond, a stunning garden or mountain bike trails- this is a great park for all to enjoy! If you have children, there is a wonderful nature center with hands on activities, a large playground and live animals such as owls & hawks. You can also enjoy camping, plenty of hiking trails & even cross-country skiing during the colder months. My best friends had their wedding ceremony in the garden last summer...a lot of great options for pictures from a stone arch wall, the gazebo to the beautiful flowers themselves. There are also horse trails available as well as geocatching, a gift shop & a concessions stand with ice cream,etc.

Nice for a walk and beautiful views of the Blue Heron Brewery…read more This park connects to Austin Badger Park under the highway. Hilly, not flat. There are bike paths and a cement walking path.

I've lived in Montville Township for 10 months and one of the first parks I found was Austin…read moreBadger. I happen to live just a couple blocks away, so it is super convenient for us to visit. The Spokes II Cafe opened recently and after a walk or bike ride in Austin Badger Park, you can stop in for a snack or something to drink. There is also a bike holder that you can work on your bike with. They have an air pump too. We usually walk through the long, paved trails in Austin Badger. I rode my bike through the paved trails back in December, but it was really tiring as there are hills everywhere and no flat sections. You will probably need to be in good shape to enjoy the trails. Casual riders probably won't enjoy the paved or mountain bike trails if they're not in good shape.

This Place is great and open 24-7! The owner and workers are all ways helpful and nice. They have…read moremultiple classes every week so if classes are your thing you are set there. The membership is super cheap and it goes towards helping veterans. I would highly recommend this gym to anyone.

Dirty gym. The workers walk around barefoot and let people working out walk around barefoot…read more DISGUSTING. It's the only gym in this location, it is relatively cheap. They mean well with the helping veterans side, but they need to clean it up inside.

Very scenic trail that passes directly through Lowellville Ohio and ends across the PA line near…read moreNew Castle. The seven miles of the PA part of this trail are very nice and suitable for narrow tire road race bike as well as hybrid or mountain bikes with wider tires. The three miles of the Ohio side are VERY rough with several sections with serious frost heaves that would make it way too uneven for a narrow tire / high psi inflation road race bike. This trail has a lot of rolling hills that make it more challenging than a standard bike trail that has been constructed on an old railroad bed. According to other information available online this trail was constructed along a electric trolley rail bed so this is why there are more ups and downs to the trail. When the trail passes through Lowellville, the trail seems to just end on the village streets but just continue in a straight line and the trail will resume on the other side of this small charming village. In Lowellville, there is a small locally owned (not a chain) convenience store and a couple of local taverns. On the New Castle side there is nothing as it seems to end out in the country. However a short but VERY hilly ride for an extra two - three miles will bring the rider into some additional facilities. In fact it is possible to ride to a more developed area with a WalMart, and several chain restaurants and fast food places. As I said thougfh if not familiar with the area it does look when the trail ends at the New Castle side that there is just nothing there.