Nickelplate Trail Comments and Updates

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Trail Extended

3/29/05 from Stark County Parks Pages

The Stark County Park District opened a one-mile section of the Nickelplate Trail on Oct. 18, 2004. The new trail extends a popular pedestrian trail from Metzger Park to south of Georgetown Street.

Trail Specs:

Class: A3-

Length: 2.8 miles / asphalt - 8-9' wide

Condition: Good

Facilities: A portable toilet and water fountain in Metzger Park. Also, a nice children's playground there.

Food: A number of choices in Louisville.

Parking: A small lot at McKimm and Pinevale in Louisville. Largest lot is in Metzger Park off Nickelplate Street. The park entrance is directly across from the YMCA.

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Trail Basics Trail Safety Bikeway Facilities Trip Planning Rules & Tips Trail Overseers Trail Surfaces & Uses Terms & Definitions Review Notes Trail Classes Articles Submit Updates	Resize A A A Trail Extended 3/29/05 from Stark County Parks Pages The Stark County Park District opened a one-mile section of the Nickelplate Trail on Oct. 18, 2004. The new trail extends a popular pedestrian trail from Metzger Park to south of Georgetown Street. Trail Specs: Class: A3- Length: 2.8 miles / asphalt - 8-9' wide Condition: Good Facilities: A portable toilet and water fountain in Metzger Park. Also, a nice children's playground there. Food: A number of choices in Louisville. Parking: A small lot at McKimm and Pinevale in Louisville. Largest lot is in Metzger Park off Nickelplate Street. The park entrance is directly across from the YMCA. S.Chapel-St Metzger-Park Georgetown-St Swallen-Ave 2.8mi 1.8mi .9mi 0mi	Updates & Comments Featured Review Trail Specs Maps & More Weather Forecast \| Weather Maps