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Berlin Hts., Oh

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This isn't a review, but a question. Are the trails wide enough for horse and cart driving?
Reviewed by: Deborah Sheka on 6/11/2010 8:01:08 PM
Experience: Beginner Ride Date: 6/11/2010 Hometown: Alexandria, OH

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there have been many improvements to the trails. what used to be muddy is now drained and graveled. there are a wide variety of trails ranging from open grass and field to beautiful wooded trails. new trails have been added and go up behind the apple orchards. We love riding here and our friends from mansfield thought it was great for training their young walking horses. it is an asset to erie county and the horsemans council has done a great job. you can find us there often we never tire of it for local riding.
Reviewed by: jan on 8/5/2009 3:37:28 PM
Experience: Expert Ride Date: 7/28/2009 Hometown: vermilion, OH

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Took our seasoned Quarter Horse and Green Quarter Horse on her first trail ride. A little reluctant to cross the small water pools, but followed the older horse with no problems. Trails are well marked, we will take our 7 yr old grandson on his pony for sure. Only downfall, you have to travel the road to get to the trails after parking.....
Reviewed by: Marci on 3/16/2009 1:20:59 PM
Experience: Intermediate Ride Date: 3/15/2008 Hometown: Green Springs, OH

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Much improvements! The really muddy areas (north and south wetlands) have had a lot of gravel brought in, and some culverts. Much easier to ride and the gravel is pretty packed down so not uncomfortable for barefoot horses.
Reviewed by: Jen on 11/29/2008 7:40:49 PM
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Experience: Intermediate Ride Date: 11/16/2008 Hometown: Milan, OH

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First time away from home for my youngster. My husband was riding our wonderfully experienced trail horse. We rode 3 times in December. First time the trails were solid, the second time we walked a lot through water up to their knees. Where the map shows wet or had wet in the name, it is wet! We haven't riden the entire Preserve yet, but we found the long straighter trails to be old road beds and much better footing for the wet weather. We parked in the lot off Smokey Road (Lot C), which is on the other side of the park from St. Rt. 61. Again, in the wet weather, watch where you park. Stay up on the high ground or near the road on the gravel. Great local park! Plus we always stop at Quarry Hill on the corner of Mason and Humm and pick up apples, cider, apple fritters, veggies, etc. (They have wine too - in warmer weather you could have a nice picnic!)
Reviewed by: Jen on 1/3/2008 7:50:41 PM
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Experience: Intermediate Ride Date: 12/1/2008 Hometown: Milan, OH

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trails weren't very wet , they were maintained farely well, nice moderate trail, a tall rock ridge too ride on. Took my 7 year old nephew and 6 yr old niece that day on there own ponies with us they loved the trail , they cleaned them up very well the last time i was there. Can't wait to go back, and eithere can the kids.
Reviewed by: Josh Kohlman on 9/7/2007 7:14:43 PM
Experience: Expert Ride Date: 9/7/2007 Hometown: oak harbor, OH