Ernst Trail Mercer Pike Trail Head 9055 Mercer Pike, Meadville, PA 16335

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Ernst Trail Mercer Pike Trail Head is a charming and scenic park located at 9055 Mercer Pike, Meadville, PA 16335, United States. This local gem serves as a perfect gateway for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers looking to explore the beautiful landscapes of Meadville. As the starting point of the Ernst Trail, the park offers well-maintained paths that cater to both leisurely walkers and avid cyclists. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful environment surrounded by lush greenery, vibrant wildlife, and the calming sounds of nature. Ideal for families, solo adventurers, and groups alike, Ernst Trail Mercer Pike Trail Head provides an excellent opportunity for exercise, relaxation, and connecting with the great outdoors. Whether you're planning a brisk morning walk, a weekend bike ride, or a serene picnic, this park is a wonderful destination for all ages.

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9055 Mercer Pike, Meadville, PA 16335, United States

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Thomas Duncan:

"Trail is well used, and for good reason. Don't forget your bug spray cause mosquitoes can be heavy at times. Also, we walk our dogs on other arms of the trail, too! Don't forget to check out the newer completed sections from Geneva to Conneaut Lake. They are not paved but very wide and sencic and shady."

almost 7 months ago

Steve:

"Beautiful paved bike/run trail, some of it along French Creek."

1 year ago

Jonathan Southwick:

"The Ernst Trail is all around an excellent place to walk, run/jog, and especially bike ride. There is plenty of parking and easy access to the trail. Check out the Bean's, Krider, and Bailey trailheads and also take a quick ride over to Kerrtown."

almost 3 years ago

Gil Rocco:

"It's a shady and worthwhile run or short bike ride."

almost 3 years ago

Susan Harper:

"Really liked this trail...would have loved it if I had thought to use BUG SPRAY. The trail is beautiful! But the gnats & mosquitoes in certain sections were relentless. Walked from parking area at mile marker 2.75 to marker 0.0 and back."

almost 5 years ago