Trail Designations

Trail Designations. Connecting Communities Throughout Ohio and Beyond. , The Buckeye Trail and North Country Trails are located on the towpath of the Miami- Erie Canal, between the old canal and CR-66A, it then passes through Deep Cut Park, a 6,600 foot long, 50 foot deep, cut dug by hand. The Johnny Appleseed Metropolitan Park District maintains approximately 1.5 miles between Deep Cut and the south corporation limit of Spencerville. The trail continues along the towpath through the town of Spencerville and on to Delphos., The Park District also maintains the trail north of Spencerville and takes it to the south corp. line of Delphos. A section that spans a little over eight (8) miles, one-way., The Buckeye Trail Association All Volunteer Organization , The Buckeye Trail, Ohio's State Scenic Trail, is a sustainable hiking trail that provides a safe and unique experience throughout the state reflecting the diverse resources, people and stories of Ohio. The trail is a dedicated, recognized and protected route developed and maintained by the Buckeye Trail Association, an organization reflective of the diversity of the trail. The Buckeye Trail Association works in close partnership with communities, organizations and agencies around Ohio creating a legacy for present and future generations.