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Mogadore

Photo of the Mogadore Section of the Buckeye Trail in Ohio. Photo by Jill Moorhead.
Miles
74.5 total miles / 32.31 off-road miles (43.4%)
Section supervisor
Russ Flesher
Contact
mogadore@buckeyetrail.org
Paper map publication date
December 2019
Chapter
Crooked River Chapter
Counties
Portage, Stark
Abutting Sections
Burton, Massillon
Trail Towns
Mantua
Trail alerts and map updates
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Page last updated
Mar 14, 2026

What to expect

The Mogadore Section crosses one of the highest regions of Ohio’s glaciated Appalachian Plateau. Its route includes flat stretches, glacial landforms, and scenic parklands. The section blends rail trails, state parks, reservoirs, and rural road walking, offering both natural beauty and convenient resupply opportunities in small towns.

Towns and villages on the trail

Mantua, Ravenna, Rootstown, Hartville

Points of interest

Open Trail Adopter segments

  • Points 1 to 9 (on road)
  • Points 9 to 10c (off road)
  • Points 13 to 17 (on road)
  • Points 17 to 20 (off road)
  • Points 20 to 26 (on road)
  • Points 26 to 28 (off road)
  • Points 28 to 29 (on road)

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Natural features and geography

  • Glaciated Appalachian Plateau
  • End moraines, ground moraines, kames, eskers, and kettle lakes
  • Cuyahoga River and Mahoning River drainage areas
  • Reservoir shorelines and park woodlands

Nearby emergency services

In life-threatening situations, call 911 throughout the Section. For other problems, call:

County State Highway Patrol Sheriff
Stark 330.433.6200 330.438.3801
Portage 330.297.1441 330.678.7012

Trail Alerts

None found!

Map Updates

Parking locations

  • Point 3: The Mantua Trailhead has a day use parking area.

  • Point 10F: Mogadore Section

  • Point 10F: West Branch State Park, East Boat Launch Parking Area features a day use parking area, which includes 140 spaces with restrooms and water (seasonal).

  • Point 10F: Mogadore Section Point 10G, West Branch State Park, Beach Parking Area has day use parking of 950 spaces with restrooms.

  • Point 11: Find day use parking at Rock Spring Road north of the causeway.

  • Point 13: Day use parking is available on on Knapp Road.

  • Point 16: Cranberry Creek Community Park offers a day use parking area with 18 spaces.

  • Point 18: Congress Lake Road Trailhead’s day use parking area has 50 spaces.

  • Point 19: Mogadore Reservoir’s day use parking area includes 64 spaces.

  • Point 20: Sunnybrook Trailhead offers a day use parking area with 10 spaces.

  • Point 22: Wingfoot Lake State Park’s day use parking area has more than 120 spaces.

  • Point 22: Wingfoot Lake Wildlife Area Archery Range offers a day use parking area with 7 spaces.

  • Point 27: The Quail Hollow Picnic Area Trailhead has day use parking with 21 spaces and a pit toilet.

  • Point 27: The Mountain Bike Trailhead has a day use parking area featuring 7 spaces and a pit toilet.

  • Point 27: The Stewart House Manor offers day use parking with 35 spaces.

  • Point 27: The Hiking Trail Trailhead has a day use parking area with 10 spaces.

Camping locations

Resupply locations

  • Point 3: Mantua: Hardware store and grocery store available.
  • Point 29: Hartville: Dollar General, CVS, gas station starting 0.5mi W on Maple St.

Section resources

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