About 3 miles of unimproved trails circle what used to be the water reservoir for the city of Oberlin. Now the area is most commonly used for horseback riding.

Many horse trails throughout Ohio have been established and are maintained by volunteers of Ohio Horseman’s Council in cooperation with landowners.

The Ohio Horseman’s Council Inc. is a non-profit corporation organized in the state of Ohio. We advocate for the preservation of bridle trails throughout the state as well as the rights of equine owners.  OHC has more than 4,500 members in 70 county chapters representing all ages of rider, breeds of equine and riding disciplines. Click here for more info on the Ohio Horseman’s Council.