How to NOT get lost on the Ohio to Erie Trail - 2023

[@JJJJJ58]

Thanks so much for this instructional webinar. I plan to explore the entire trail this summer for the first time and I know your videos, websites and trail guides will be invaluable resources. Folks like you that selflessly dedicate your time and effort are what make the rail trails so amazing for the rest of us.

[@HikerBiker]

This video is as confusing as I found your website a couple years ago. I'd still would like to ride this trail end-to-end self-contained while camping but until you offer an easy way for my senior citizen tech ability I'm guess I'm out of luck. PS: gave up on the video after 20 minutes.

[@OhiotoErieTrail]

What is your question? What was confusing about it?

[@HikerBiker]

@@OhiotoErieTrail Everything, She jumps around and doesn't finish.

[@JodylovesOhioTrails]

@@HikerBiker it was meant to be an introduction to the website. Maybe read the post with 10 hints for Franklin County and our camping list. Also the updated guide does include a written list of the camp areas.

[@vorticity4]

Tons of references to "this year," "soon," "right now." Next time please use some date markers. I tell when the video was made so have no clue how updated it is.

[@OhiotoErieTrail]

The date is in the cover photo of the video, January 25, 2023. We need to use general terms when we record these webinars because we upload them to KZbin and temporary closures may be already done by the time someone watches this. The main point is to verify current alerts on our website the week before your trip so you have accurate information. We had 30 alerts during 2023, so these videos will always lack current alert info.