CORA Blog – Trails

Whether it's navigating through snow or basking in the summer sun, trail adventures are a year-round joy. Trail closures due to rain can be a huge disappointment, and at CORA, we're dedicated to minimizing these interruptions through sustainable trail design.

As we look forward to the new year, we want to take a moment to reflect everything that CORA has achieved in 2023, made possible by the incredible support from our members, volunteers, and the community.

Our dedicated team has been hard at work, and we've made significant progress in enhancing CORA’s trail network in our area. You can help us finish this year strong and start the new year poised to start even stronger. Make a contribution to CORA today!

Over the past several months, we've completed several crucial phases of the trail-building process on different projects. Additionally, our volunteers have spent hundreds of hours maintaining and enhancing our current trail offerings. These advancements, along with new bridges placed at East Fork MTB trails and Caesar Creek trails and improved ...

CORA partnered with ODNR to identify an opportunity to activate the campground and lakeside areas at Stonelick State Park with shared-use trails.

We're back! Rain canceled the party in the Spring, but it's been a much drier summer. We're hoping the trend continues as the temperatures cool in the Fall.