Pottersburg Bridge Trail is a 3.5 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near North Lewisburg, Ohio that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for walking, running, bird watching, and road biking and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
Multi-use path from the village of North Lewisburg in Champaign County to the Pottersburg Bridge. The Pottersburg Bridge was built in 1868 by Reuben L. Partridge of Marysville, Ohio. Known also as the Upper Darby Bridge, this bridge originally spanned nearly 100 feet over the Big Darby Creek on North Lewisburg Road in Allen Township. This bridge was moved to its current location off of Inskeep-Cratty Road in 2006, where it was renovated as a part of a multi-use path to the village of North Lewisburg in Champaign County. This bridge was replaced by the new North Lewisburg Road Covered Bridge. Accessibility: This asphalt and wooden bridge trail is estimated to typically be at least 7 feet wide. The slope is estimated to be mostly gentle and range from -5% (downhill) to 5% (uphill) grade. There are not ADA-compliant car parking spots at the small and unpaved trailhead lot.
Inskeep-Cratty Road North Lewisburg, OH 43060 Union County
Paved multi-use bike and walking path. It runs between two farm fields do not much to see that is exciting. The end was pretty cool with a neat covered bridge which is by far the most interesting thing to see on the trail. It was Fall and cold out when I went so it was pretty quiet and not heavily in use at that time.
easy walk. my young kids rode their scooters the whole time and didn't complain about the distance
Bridge at the beginning is cool, but the rest of the trail is straight and flat. Great for running or biking, less interesting than we were hoping for for a hike.
This paved trail is long, straight and flat, pet-friendly, easy for families, and diplays some local history while travelling between crops. Walking, jogging and biking are recommended uses. I strongly recommend using bug spray.
Nice shady clean trail with a beautiful bridge at the end. Seen lots of chipmunks on the trail.
Paved trail that leads to a very nice covered bridge. If you want to add a lil extra to this trail.. go through the Pottersburg Bridge to the road, then go right on the road for about 3/4 mile to another covered bridge (Spain Creek Bridge).
Great paved out and back trail with an nice covered bridge reward at the end. Shady and quiet for the most part.
Nicely maintained trail with trash receptacles and benches along the way. Beautiful bridge at the end, well worth the trip. Very short, but flat and paved path. Easy path for walking/running.' The dogs found it somewhat interesting, though I found it to be OK for one visit.
I love the name. I Live in North Lewisburg and take this trail often. This trail is all paved, This bridge was moved from about 3/4 a mile away. This path has great parking at the other end than shown, in North Lewisburg. Bridge end is on Inskeep Cratty Rd (off of State Rt 245) and the other in is on East St in North Lewisburg, There is also geocashing on this trail. Clues on Geocashing.com.