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点评：Holmes county has the second largest population of Amish residents in the United States, with an estimated 42% of its residents being of the Anabaptist faith. Thus, it should come as no surprise that the Holmes County Trail was designed to accommodate not only cyclists and walkers, but also horse-powered buggies.
Sharing the trail with horses and buggies can seem a bit of a novelty to those of us who are recreational cyclists, but in our rides on this trail, we’ve seen how useful it is for local residents, especially the Amish and Mennonites as a means to get from place to place without having to go on a public road.
A bike rider soon becomes accustomed to the “clip clop” of an approaching buggy, as well as the sensation for being passed by an older person dressed in customary Mennonite garb whizzing by on an e-bike.
These are probably the first things people will notice when riding the trail.
We’ve done the whole trail, segment by segment, and if I recall correctly, parts of it were fairly bumpy around Fredericksburg and Holmesville. This isn’t much of an issue because it’s wide to accommodate buggies, so you can easily steer around the bumpy bits.
Located in a scenic area of Ohio, the trail runs from Fredericksburg to Holmesville to Millersburg to Killbuck, with another separate portion that goes from Glenmont to Brinkhaven. Why there is no link from Killbuck to Glenmont, I can’t tell you. There is a marked route via road from Glenmont to Killbuck should you care to give it a try.
We most recently rode from Millersburg to Killbuck and from Glenmont to Brinkhaven.
Millersburg is a bustling town with many options for food and drink, including the local brewery. Killbuck is much smaller, though it does have a pizza place that looked nice from the outside (we didn’t eat there on this occasion, having brought our own lunch). Glenmont is a tiny village, and appears to be somewhat economically disadvantaged. There is a Glenmont Tavern, but it didn’t look open when we were there (on a Friday evening about 6 pm). According to their map, there’s also a hostel. We didn’t ride into Brinkhaven so I can’t comment on the amenities available there.
There were clean port a potties at Millersburg, Glenmont, and Brinkhaven and shelters with picnic tables as well. At Killbuck, there was a picnic table.
The two segments of the trail I’ve mentioned as traveling most recently are lovely, and we enjoyed both rides. Just be aware that from Glenmont to Brinkhaven and vice versa, it’s a long, gradual uphill to the midpoint of the trail where it intersects county road 75 (Baddow Pass). But you’re then rewarded with a nice long, freewheeling descent.
Arriving at Brinkhaven, riders will see the “Bridge of Dreams,” the third longest covered bridge in the country where the Holmes Country Trail meets the Mohican Valley Trail, which then joins the Kokosing Gap Trail.
Also, the Glenmont-Brinkhaven segment of the trail seems much less traveled. It’s a peaceful ride, paralleling and crossing what appear to be off-road trails and small roads, a bit like cycling through the woods amongst the deer, birds, and squirrels.
If you can make the opportunity, this is a trail worth exploring.
Sharing the trail with horses and buggies can seem a bit of a novelty to those of us who are recreational cyclists, but in our rides on this trail, we’ve seen how useful it is for local residents, especially the Amish and Mennonites as a means to get from place to place without having to go on a public road.
A bike rider soon becomes accustomed to the “clip clop” of an approaching buggy, as well as the sensation for being passed by an older person dressed in customary Mennonite garb whizzing by on an e-bike.
These are probably the first things people will notice when riding the trail.
We’ve done the whole trail, segment by segment, and if I recall correctly, parts of it were fairly bumpy around Fredericksburg and Holmesville. This isn’t much of an issue because it’s wide to accommodate buggies, so you can easily steer around the bumpy bits.
Located in a scenic area of Ohio, the trail runs from Fredericksburg to Holmesville to Millersburg to Killbuck, with another separate portion that goes from Glenmont to Brinkhaven. Why there is no link from Killbuck to Glenmont, I can’t tell you. There is a marked route via road from Glenmont to Killbuck should you care to give it a try.
We most recently rode from Millersburg to Killbuck and from Glenmont to Brinkhaven.
Millersburg is a bustling town with many options for food and drink, including the local brewery. Killbuck is much smaller, though it does have a pizza place that looked nice from the outside (we didn’t eat there on this occasion, having brought our own lunch). Glenmont is a tiny village, and appears to be somewhat economically disadvantaged. There is a Glenmont Tavern, but it didn’t look open when we were there (on a Friday evening about 6 pm). According to their map, there’s also a hostel. We didn’t ride into Brinkhaven so I can’t comment on the amenities available there.
There were clean port a potties at Millersburg, Glenmont, and Brinkhaven and shelters with picnic tables as well. At Killbuck, there was a picnic table.
The two segments of the trail I’ve mentioned as traveling most recently are lovely, and we enjoyed both rides. Just be aware that from Glenmont to Brinkhaven and vice versa, it’s a long, gradual uphill to the midpoint of the trail where it intersects county road 75 (Baddow Pass). But you’re then rewarded with a nice long, freewheeling descent.
Arriving at Brinkhaven, riders will see the “Bridge of Dreams,” the third longest covered bridge in the country where the Holmes Country Trail meets the Mohican Valley Trail, which then joins the Kokosing Gap Trail.
Also, the Glenmont-Brinkhaven segment of the trail seems much less traveled. It’s a peaceful ride, paralleling and crossing what appear to be off-road trails and small roads, a bit like cycling through the woods amongst the deer, birds, and squirrels.
If you can make the opportunity, this is a trail worth exploring.
翻译：霍姆斯县拥有美国第二大阿米什居民，估计 42% 的居民信奉再洗礼派信仰。因此，Holmes County Trail 的设计不仅适合骑自行车者和步行者，还适合电动四轮车也就不足为奇了。
与马匹和手推车共享小径对于我们这些休闲骑自行车的人来说似乎有点新奇，但在我们沿着这条小径骑行的过程中，我们已经看到它对当地居民，尤其是阿米什人和门诺派人来说是多么有用意思是不必走公共道路就可以从一个地方到另一个地方。
骑自行车的人很快就会习惯一辆接近的越野车发出的“咔嗒声”，以及被一位穿着传统门诺派服装的老人骑着电动自行车呼啸而过的感觉。
这些可能是人们在骑行时会注意到的第一件事。
我们已经完成了整条路线，一段一段地走完，如果我没记错的话，弗雷德里克斯堡和霍姆斯维尔附近的部分路段相当颠簸。这不是什么大问题，因为它很宽，可以容纳四驱车，所以你可以轻松地绕过颠簸的地方。
这条小径位于俄亥俄州的风景区，从弗雷德里克斯堡到霍姆斯维尔，再到米勒斯堡，再到基尔巴克，另一部分从格伦蒙特到布林克海文。为什么没有从 Killbuck 到 Glenmont 的链接，我不能告诉你。如果您愿意尝试一下，从格伦蒙特到基尔巴克有一条标记的路线。
我们最近从 Millersburg 骑到 Killbuck，从 Glenmont 骑到 Brinkhaven。
米勒斯堡是一个繁华的小镇，拥有许多餐饮选择，包括当地的啤酒厂。 Killbuck 小得多，虽然它确实有一个从外面看起来不错的披萨店（我们没有在那儿吃，我们自己带了午餐）。 Glenmont 是一个小村庄，在经济上似乎有些不利。有一家 Glenmont Tavern，但我们在那里时（周五晚上 6 点左右）看起来没有开门。根据他们的地图，还有一家旅馆。我们没有乘车前往 Brinkhaven，所以我无法评论那里的便利设施。
在 Millersburg、Glenmont 和 Brinkhaven 有干净的便盆和带野餐桌的避难所。在 Killbuck，有一张野餐桌。
我提到的最近旅行的两段小径都很可爱，我们都喜欢这两种游乐设施。请注意，从 Glenmont 到 Brinkhaven，反之亦然，这是一个漫长的渐进上坡路段，一直延伸到与 75 号县道 (Baddow Pass) 相交的小径中点。但是随后您将获得一次不错的随心所欲的长距离下降。
到达 Brinkhaven，骑手们将看到“梦想之桥”，这是该国第三长的有盖桥，Holmes Country Trail 与 Mohican Valley Trail 交汇，然后连接 Kokosing Gap Trail。
此外，这条小径的 Glenmont-Brinkhaven 路段似乎人迹罕至。这是一次平静的骑行，平行并穿过看似越野的小径和小路，有点像骑自行车穿过鹿、鸟和松鼠之间的树林。
如果你能抓住机会，这是一条值得探索的足迹。
与马匹和手推车共享小径对于我们这些休闲骑自行车的人来说似乎有点新奇，但在我们沿着这条小径骑行的过程中，我们已经看到它对当地居民，尤其是阿米什人和门诺派人来说是多么有用意思是不必走公共道路就可以从一个地方到另一个地方。
骑自行车的人很快就会习惯一辆接近的越野车发出的“咔嗒声”，以及被一位穿着传统门诺派服装的老人骑着电动自行车呼啸而过的感觉。
这些可能是人们在骑行时会注意到的第一件事。
我们已经完成了整条路线，一段一段地走完，如果我没记错的话，弗雷德里克斯堡和霍姆斯维尔附近的部分路段相当颠簸。这不是什么大问题，因为它很宽，可以容纳四驱车，所以你可以轻松地绕过颠簸的地方。
这条小径位于俄亥俄州的风景区，从弗雷德里克斯堡到霍姆斯维尔，再到米勒斯堡，再到基尔巴克，另一部分从格伦蒙特到布林克海文。为什么没有从 Killbuck 到 Glenmont 的链接，我不能告诉你。如果您愿意尝试一下，从格伦蒙特到基尔巴克有一条标记的路线。
我们最近从 Millersburg 骑到 Killbuck，从 Glenmont 骑到 Brinkhaven。
米勒斯堡是一个繁华的小镇，拥有许多餐饮选择，包括当地的啤酒厂。 Killbuck 小得多，虽然它确实有一个从外面看起来不错的披萨店（我们没有在那儿吃，我们自己带了午餐）。 Glenmont 是一个小村庄，在经济上似乎有些不利。有一家 Glenmont Tavern，但我们在那里时（周五晚上 6 点左右）看起来没有开门。根据他们的地图，还有一家旅馆。我们没有乘车前往 Brinkhaven，所以我无法评论那里的便利设施。
在 Millersburg、Glenmont 和 Brinkhaven 有干净的便盆和带野餐桌的避难所。在 Killbuck，有一张野餐桌。
我提到的最近旅行的两段小径都很可爱，我们都喜欢这两种游乐设施。请注意，从 Glenmont 到 Brinkhaven，反之亦然，这是一个漫长的渐进上坡路段，一直延伸到与 75 号县道 (Baddow Pass) 相交的小径中点。但是随后您将获得一次不错的随心所欲的长距离下降。
到达 Brinkhaven，骑手们将看到“梦想之桥”，这是该国第三长的有盖桥，Holmes Country Trail 与 Mohican Valley Trail 交汇，然后连接 Kokosing Gap Trail。
此外，这条小径的 Glenmont-Brinkhaven 路段似乎人迹罕至。这是一次平静的骑行，平行并穿过看似越野的小径和小路，有点像骑自行车穿过鹿、鸟和松鼠之间的树林。
如果你能抓住机会，这是一条值得探索的足迹。
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