Reviewed by: Bill , from Parma

Summary:
This park is, by any stretch of the immagination, a good warm-up place. The disjointed trail system does have some up and downs. Enough to get the heart rate up and the muscles toned. I use it for a cut through when I go for an evening ride. As an extension, You can travel up State Road hill and go behind Padua High School's football field. This will connect you with a short downhill trail by the radio tower that dumps you out behind Parma Hospital.
State Road Park is small for a single track. It is wise not to plan a trip there unless you live in the area. There is a skateboard/BMX park inside State Road Park. That attracts a lot of local talent.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
There are not any good trails in Northern Ohio. The best place to visit is a 50 minute drive down 71 to Vultures Knob.

Reviewed by: Jack Neal , from Parma

Summary:
I noticed there wasn't a review for this trail at all, so I'll give one. If you are one of the unlucky Northeast Ohio mb'ers, then this might be good just to play around on... but I wouldn't call it a "trail" in the classic sense. If you live in Parma and need something to do for about 15 minutes (if this is indeed the trail), then come on down. The trail has a couple of BMX jumps in the parking lot. It goes over some mild hills and loops and connects with the park that is there and the high school. Not much to it at all. My advice to you is to go down I-77 for about three hours to find some real trails. *** DO NOT COME HERE IF YOU ARE NOT FROM THE NORTHEAST ***

Recommended Route:
If you are coming from Cleveland, take I-480. Get off on State Road. Head north about two miles. Just before Ridgewood Road (and a mild uphill) you will see a park. Hang a right and park in a parking lot. Parma HS will be around.