One of three hiking trails I weekly walk is the Zoar Valley Trail, part of the Ohio and Erie Canal Tow Path corridor. The trailhead I use begins near the Historic Village of Zoar and accommodates hikers, bike and equestrian traffic. The river increasingly is used as a recreational waterway. Eventually this trail which begins near Cleveland, travels through the Cuyahoga Valley National Park and 4 county park systems will reach the Ohio River following the old canal route. The portion I routinely walk has served as canal, fish hatchery and a sawmill trace. It has been nicely repurposed , which is the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge theme of the week.
Step up to walking bridge over the Tuscarawas River to the Village of zoar
Ohio and Erie Canal 83 mile marker. Old foundations in the background.
Remains of Old Saw mill that used part of the canal.
Signs on State Route 212 near the restored historic village of Zoar.
the Ordinary Hiker 
Been too long since I’ve been hiking! But the cold is not my friend…lol
By the way, just a headsup that you have a few typos.
Yep, I usually do. A good reason to stick with photos and write less đŸ™‚
Haha. Words help to tell a story. Typos often get a one up even on the best of us đŸ™‚
Yep, I usually do. A good reason to say a photo blog and type less.
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Nicely repurposed and very pretty! What a nice area for walking.
Thank you. It’s a blessing to be close by.
Looks like a great place to hike!
Yep. Dogs love it too đŸ™‚
I love what you have done with the re-purpose theme! Wow! Your posts have such vivid details. I feel like I’m traveling along. I am so glad you visited my site and liked one of my posts. This weekend I launched a challenge called TRAVEL BLESSINGS . . . Join the fun by posting at https://scenethat.wordpress.com/travel-blessings-photo-challenge/
Thank you! I’ll check it out.
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