long-haul cycling
Toledo’s long-haul cycling routes deliver miles of uninterrupted pavement through scenic landscapes and charming small towns.
Trails like the Wabash Cannonball Trail and connections along the Maumee River offer the perfect setting for pushing your limits while soaking in the journey.
Wabash Cannonball Trail
As one of the longest multi-use trails in Ohio, The Wabash Cannonball Trail stretches more than 60 miles across the region on a former railroad corridor. With its wide, flat path and two distinct forks, it’s ideal for long-distance cyclists looking for a smooth, uninterrupted ride through farmland, woodlands, and small-town landscapes.
Eat | Flatrock Distillery & Bistro
Stay | Staybridge Suites Toledo-Maumee
Do | Visit Fallen Timbers Battlefield and The Shops at Fallen Timbers
Chessie Circle Trail
The Chessie Circle Trail is a growing network of connected paths that forms a loop around the Toledo area, linking parks, neighborhoods, and scenic riverfront routes. Designed for riders of all levels, it offers a mostly flat, accessible ride with a mix of urban and natural surroundings. As more segments are completed, it continues to expand into one of the region’s most versatile and enjoyable cycling experiences.
Eat | Plate 21
Stay | Holiday Inn Express Toledo/ Westgate
Do | Visit Ottawa Park
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Slippery Elm Trail
The Slippery Elm Trail is a paved rail-trail that stretches roughly 13 miles between Bowling Green and North Baltimore. Its smooth, flat surface makes it ideal for cyclists of all skill levels, with open farmland and quiet surroundings creating a relaxed, scenic ride. It’s a great option for a peaceful outing or an easy out-and-back trip.
Eat | Zane’s Lebanese Grill & Mediterranean Cafe
Stay | Holiday Inn Express Bowling Green
Do | Visit Bowling Green State University
Outdoor & Recreation Locations
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419 Day Events in Toledo
Every April 19, locals wear their pride a little louder, rep their favorite neighborhoods, and show off everything that makes the Glass City special. But 419 Day isn’t just a date on the calendar, it’s a full weekend of can’t-miss events, live entertainment, local flavors, and community energy that stretches across the city.
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Toledo Patio Guide: Outdoor Dining in the Glass City
Enjoy the patio vibes all summer long at these Toledo area restaurants that offer great outdoor seating for an enjoyable dining experience.
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Springtime in Toledo: Attractions to Explore as the Weather Warms
As warmer weather arrives, a variety of attractions re-open with so much discover throughout the region!
