Trail Length
The Slippery Elm Trail runs 13 miles in total length. The trail is generally on flat land, but does curve a bit around scenery.
Scenery
Scenery along the trail include parks, farmland, woods, green hills and some urban area.
Towns on Route
This trail connects the towns of Bowling Green, Ohio, with North Baltimore, Ohio. In between these two towns is the small village of Rudolph, which the Slippery Elm Trail runs right through.
Activities Allowed
This is a paved trail that is designated for shared use by hikers as well as cyclists. There are several small parks along the Slippery Elm Trail that have the normal spaces for grilling, as well as a few playgrounds for kids.
Common Wildlife
There is a variety of wildlife along this trail. Possibilities include red-tail hawks, deer, red squirrels and the full variety of snakes and birds from this part of Ohio.
Facilities
There are facilities like bathrooms all along the trail, and each of the three towns this trail runs through have nearby restaurants or small shops.
Article Written By Monty Dayton
Monty Dayton is a professional freelance writer who has worked for the ACLU, Touchstone Publishing LLC, the University of Alaska, Fairbanks and many other employers. He holds a Master of Fine Arts in creative writing from the University of Alaska and loves writing about travel, the outdoors and health topics.
