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The American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) has designated an east-west corridor crossing the center of the state to be developed as United States Bike Route 50 (USBR 50). USBR 50 will be part

of a national network of bicycle routes, which will link urban, suburban, and rural areas

using a variety of existing cycling facilities. Bicycle tourism is a growing industry that contributes $47 billion a year to communities that provide these facilities. A national bike route designation is expected to draw experienced riders from throughout the country, and connect scenic, cultural and historic destinations and attractions. USBR 50 will go from California to Washington D.C. In Ohio, USBR 50 runs from Paint Road in Preble County at the Indiana border, through 11 counties. The route passes over to West Virginia on the Market Street Bridge in Jefferson County.

US Bike Route 50 Approximate Mileages 14.3 Johnstown — Newark 6.1 Johnstown — Alexandria 4.9 Alexandria — Granville 3.3 Granville — Cherry Valley Rd.

2.3 Newark YMCA — East Main St. 0.7 Newark Campus — J. Gilbert Reese Bridge 2.1 Country Club Dr. Parking Lot — Goosepond 0.6 Branch Path — Baker Blvd. 1.4 Everett Ave. — Manning St.

5.2 Panhandle Trail, Newark — Marne 4.7 Panhandle Trail, Marne — Felumlee Rd.

1.2 Heath Port Authority — OH-79 0.7 OH-79 — Southfork Bridge 2.0 Hopewell Dr. — Irving-Wick Dr. 3.8 Irving-Wick Dr. — Rt. 40, Hebron

3.3 Canal Park, Hebron — OH-79

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The Licking Park District consists of 1,619 acres of park land and over 40 miles of paved trails that are maintained within Licking County. There are many activities that happen at your local parks, including picnics, fishing at Mirror Lake, Disc Golf at Lobdell, hiking trails, and more. There are several miles of multi-use trails (hike/bike/equestrian) at Infirmary Mound Park, Taft Reserve, Lobdell Reserve and Ohio Canal Greenway. Infirmary Mound Park, just south of Granville, has rental shelters available, as well as a 4-acre Dog Park for your furry friends. To learn more about what you can do in the parks, check us out at www.LickingParkDistrict.com and follow us on Facebook.

Granville

Blackhand Gorge

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Snowdrops located along the TJ Evans Trail

Trail User EtiquetteBECOURTEOUS. All trail users should be respectful of other users.

DONOTSPEED. Please do not exceed 15 mph on the trail.

KEEPRIGHT. Stay as near to the right side of the trail as is safe except when passing another user.

PASSONLEFT. Give an audible signal well in advance, and pass others going in your direction on their left.

DONOTBLOCKTHETRAIL. When walking a pet or in a group, stay on the right half of the trail. Groups should follow in single file.

YIELDWHENENTERINGORCROSSING. When entering or crossing at intersections, yield to the traffic on the cross trail or road.

KEEPDOGSLEASHED. Control your pet while using the trail. Please clean up after your pet.

HELPKEEPTHETRAILSCLEANANDSAFE.Do not litter. Report any acts of vandalism.

WEARAHELMET. Bikers and skaters should wear a helmet.

CARRYACELLPHONE. Be sure to bring a cell phone, identification, etc.

BEAWARE. Keep alert to other users who may pass you. Be predictable in your walking, jogging, or biking to avoid collisions. Adjust the volume on portable music devices so you can monitor activities around you.

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