Stone House Loop Trail is a 1.7 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Kimbolton, Ohio that features a lake and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from March until November. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
kid friendly
birding
fishing
hiking
mountain biking
nature trips
paddle sports
rock climbing
walking
forest
lake
views
wildlife
blowdown
rocky
My dog and I had a great hike. I loved the trail. It wasn’t difficult, but I appreciated some of the elevation changes. I agree that it’s not for all dogs and beginners.
Nice loop trail that goes right next to the water. The stone house at the end was fascinating. The trail wasn't too overgrown either
Pretty views along the lower portion by the water. But a lot of overgrowth on the trail, trying to avoid wild roses most of the time.
Nice hike.
Too treacherous for dogs and kids and beginners.
Nice trail not overgrown easy to follow well marked good for kids many photo ops
Nice trail but definitely a little overgrown. We didn't see a soul on our whole trip. A LOT of ticks. Make sure you wear sleeves and treat with Permethrin. Beautiful lake views.
Definitely a little overgrown, definitely wear pants. Sadly we didn't escape the bugs that stung. 3 of 6 of us got stung a couple of times each. Good trail otherwise though, a could nice views of the lake.
Fairly overgrown path. Wear pants. There is a dock over the water near the house which gives a very pretty secluded view.
Stne House Loop Trail Is a located in Salt Fork State Park. It is an easy to moderate trail with the lower lake side part of the loop being much more level and easy with nice views of the lake. The upper loop is more of a woodland trail with much more elevation change. The trail will take you to The Stone House which is an 1840's era house which has been recently restored. It is now full of period items and staffed on the weekends during the summer season. This trail was listed as one of the 15 best trails in Ohio by Knowyourstate.com. Not sure about that but a good trail.