PARKING NO PARKING TIPS

Parking NO Parking tips. These are the biggest parking areas. DO NOT PARK ON PRIVATE PROPERTY OR BLOCK DRIVEWAYS. Residents still need emergency access to their property and Summit Twp at Bonniebrook Rd needs access to their material so they can work.

Parking lot full? Find another one or adjust the time of day you are using the trail. Residents and businesses do have the right to have your vehicle towed. Just think of someone blocked access to your home.Share with your trail user friends. I am posting this information on our website and sending to those on our email list.Be safe, practice social distancing and be aware of where others are on the trail. Stay well everyone

Effective March 27, 2020

Under the order, residents may leave their residents only for the following reasons: “Engaging in outdoor activity, such as walking, hiking or running (if they maintain social distancing)”. 

I have always been proud that this Facebook page, everyone has always been respectful of each others opinion. This is not the place to argue, this is the place to say what an awesome regional asset we have in our area, the natural beauty, the birds, flowers, etc. May I suggest if seeing others engaging in an allowable activity upsets you, please leave the group (because it is something you cannot control), and come back after. Do what is best for you. Remember folks there will be an after. And we welcome you back with no judgement. 

My heart is very heavy with the thoughts of hitting “post” to the page.

No horses allowed on the trail surface and until further notice no horses allowed on the side of the trail.

Trail condition update 10-16-19

Finally, the trail is repaired from the May rains (except small issue between Jones and Keasey) . A big thank you to the volunteers who were literally in the trenches.

Trail condition update 9-29-19

Updated trail conditions…heading north from Laneville.

Laneville to Monroe-all clear; Monroe to Sarver-some work has started and more will continue this week; Sarver to Cabot-all clear. Trail is passable, north and south of Bear Creek a short distance, you can dismount to get through. This is a major washout but from a distance perspective is only a few feet. Almost there and thank you for your patience. And to the volunteers…thank you for giving your time so that all may enjoy. Without you there would not be a trail, you truly put the community in Butler Freeport Community Trail.