Antrim Park

Beautiful trail but the section near 315 is a little loud - which I feel is to be expected. The trail around the pond is fine gravel 1.2 miles. Kind of uneven in some parts but still good. Connects to the Olentangy Trail.

Antrim Park is situated around an artificial lake created from a disused quarry, surrounded by a park covering approximately 120 acres. As well as offering healthy walks around the lake, the park is a very attractive destination for both fishing enthusiasts and those who prefer jogging and running, as well as being an ideal stress-relief retreat for anyone in need of a bit of relaxation whilst immersing themselves in nature.

Would be such a beautiful respite if it weren’t for the highway adjacent. Nevertheless, beautiful lake and scenery, particularly in the Fall. Nice gravel path loop around the lake that’s ~1.2miles. Porta-potties in the parking lot are always well kept, water fountain near the lake usually works as well.

Nice area. Plenty of free parking. Portable restrooms around the area. About a 1 mile walking path around the lake (no lake access) with a runner/biking trail on the outer ring. Dog-leash friendly. Lots of trees to give shading. A pier with benches, as well as benches along the trail, to enjoy the views. Walking paths are maintained well. The lake trail is a few hundred yards behind a tennis court and small playground with parking to boast.

Lovely trails and a huge jogging/walking path around the lake. This is a nice place for a good walk or jog. There's also access to the Olentangy trail. It seems like a popular spot. I was there around 7am on a Sunday and there were at least 20-30 people there.