Simon Kenton Trail
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Simon Kenton Trail–County Line Rd. Access
Coordinates: 40.0270741, -83.7982928
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Simon Kenton Trail–OH-55 Trailhead, Urbana
Coordinates: 40.0902571, -83.7812769
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Simon Kenton Trail–Woodburn Rd. Access
Coordinates: 40.0556157, -83.790897
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Eagle City Soccer Complex
Coordinates: 39.9757718, -83.8123369
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Simon Kenton Trail–Villa Rd. Access
Coordinates: 39.9680594, -83.801887
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No eBird hotspots have been established on the Simon Kenton Trail in Logan County.
The Simon Kenton Trail extends the Little Miami Trail corridor another 18 miles north from downtown Springfield to Urbana, Ohio. It begins amidst all that Springfield has to offer, from the arts to the ECO Sports Corridor and then swiftly proceeds to the rolling farm countryside of Ohio on your way to Urbana.
Named for the historic frontiersman, the Simon Kenton Trail presents its own gauntlet you can run, from city to country and back, stretching 18 miles from Springfield to Urbana. Downtown Springfield boasts diverse dining, the full spectrum of the arts, the Clark County Heritage Center and Frank Lloyd Wright’s “The Westcott House.” You’ll also find the ECO Sports Corridor along the Buck Creek Trail featuring river kayaking, bouldering and even windsurfing at C.J. Brown Reservoir.
Consider a stop at Cedar Bog, just past the Champaign County line. Operated by the Ohio History Connection, Cedar Bog Nature Preserve is the largest and best example of a boreal and prairie fen complex in Ohio. It has many rare plants and animals, as well as excellent orchid, prairie, and woodland wildflower displays.
Continuing on, you will arrive in Urbana, Ohio, final resting place of Simon Kenton. The trail continues as far as Grimes Field, Urbana.
From Simon Kenton Trail webpage
There are restroom facilities at some trailheads.
The Simon Kenton Trail is handicap accessible.