Reviewed by: Bryan , from Latrobe, PA

Summary:
I run for Denison University, I am always running on the trails and I get my bike out when I can. It's really cool that the University lets riders out there. The trails are nice for beginners, and intermediates can have fun cause you can get some nice speed. I reccomend Taylor Oaks.

Reviewed by: Cajun , from DublinTrails

Summary:
I rode 9.5 miles here. I rode on every trail I think - there are a few that are not for bikers. Some trails had some small log crossings that were fun. There were a few fallen trees that you had to get off and walk over. The trails are very wide and smooth which makes for a fast ride, but since these were originally hiking trails the turns are pretty sharp, and when 1 trail deadends into an intersection, its a hard turn, not a nice gradual turn. So the faster you go, watch your turns. There are 2 hills that are technical due to the exposed roots and erosion devices - besides that you can fly on the hills. There is one short trail that is marked with a Red Bird, take this one and try to ride up on the elevated walkway - its a good lift up onto the walkway, but the drop off is fun. The second one is a bit tipsy, almost like the serpent at Vultures Knob.

Recommended Route:
There seems to be a big loop, with many short trails in between. The trails are well marked with signposts that have KM, symbols, and arrows on them. Try them all in both directions.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
pics should be at www.dublintrails.homestead.com

Reviewed by: R.J. , from Columbus, Ohio

Summary:
This is a great trail for inexperienced riders; very little variety; there are a few trails off the main paved trail. My wife loves this trail.

Reviewed by: jeff jones , from pataskala,oh,usa

Summary:
great for the inexperienced rider, "such as myself" beautifull scenery as one would expect in a reserve. kudos to denison university for letting hikers and bikers share their trail. help keep it clean and let's show them this can work!

Recommended Route:
from columbus, take i-70 east to the state rt 37 exit. take 37 north to granville, rt at light, follow signs for sr661, about 3mi out of town. on rt hand side of road, looks like somebodys driveway.