What is the Buckeye Trail? The Buckeye Trail is a hiking trail located entirely within the state of Ohio. It includes 40 of Ohio's 88 counties and includes 1,444 miles of hiking. The trail covers a wide variety of terrain as well as rural areas, small towns and larger communities.
The trail passes through the southwest corner of Ottawa County, Sandusky County, as well as Seneca, Huron, Southern Lorain, Medina and Cuyahoga Counties in North Central Ohio.
There are some campsites available along the trail, however at this point there are not enough to enable campers to camp along the trail every night. Use of the trail is free and open to the public. Just follow the blue blazes and enjoy the beauty of Ohio.
Get Involved: Winter Hike at Findley State Park, Southern Lorain County
Saturday: 10:00 a.m. Join The Buckeye Trail Association and Findley State Park for this winter adventure. 10k, 5k and interpretive hikes leave at 10 a.m. from the nature center (located in campground). Corn bread and Ohio’s Best bean soup is provided by the non-profit Friends of Findley State Park for a donation. Appropriate outerwear and foot wear is recommended. This is the Buckeye Trail's 50th year. Cake will be served after the hike to help celebrate!
Contact: Call Findley State Park at 440-647-5749 for additional information
For additional information:
P.O. Box #254
Worthington, Ohio 43085
330-340-3824
Volunteers are always needed. Membership appreciated. Contact them for details.
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