Bike Trail
The Bike Trail is 12 miles long. Half of the trail rests on Elk State Forest land, and the other half is on Lyme Timber Conservation Easement. The trail is made up of loops and connector trails. This trail is marked with red blazes. The Bike Trail was developed in 2023 and utilizes public roads, gated roads, and past skid trails. The trail has various designated parking areas along the way.
Sandsprings Ski Trail
The Sandsprings Ski Trail was originally developed to serve cross-country ski enthusiasts. More often, this trail is used for hiking due to the unpredictability of snowfall. This is a 2.3 mile loop that is also marked with yellow and blue blazes. The trail is located on Canoe Run.
Bradytown Hike and Ski Trail
The Bradytown Hike and Ski Trail is a 2.5 mile point to point trail. This trial starts and ends on May Hollow Road. The trail is utilized for both hiking and skiing so it is marked with blue and yellow blazes. The trails name “Bradytown” is attributed to its proximity to the local historic Bradytown settlement. The trail follows an old railroad grade that had ties to the Bradytown community.
