The Ohio Trails Act formed this 40 mile hiking section
of the Miami and Erie Canal Towpath Hiking Trails. Various forms
of Ohio canal history such as canal locks, aqueducts, and a canal boat
add to this section of the Ohio Buckeye Hiking
Trails, which parallels State Route 66 from Delphos, Ohio, to Fort Loramie.
The "Ohio Byway" road signs reference this area as having Miami
and Erie Canal attractions.
Take a walk back into Ohio Canal history and view one of region's first engineering wonders
with this Web site which contains 40 pages of attractions with over 80
photographs and maps.
Hiking distances for Miami and Erie Canal trails,
are roughly:
Delphos to Spencerville, Ohio: 10 miles
Spencerville to St. Marys, Ohio: 14 miles
St. Marys to New Breman,
Ohio: 9 miles
New Breman to Minster, Ohio: 4 miles
Minster to
Ft. Loramie, Ohio: 3 miles
When driving this Ohio Byway, consider alternatives to State
Route 66 such as the Delphos Southworth Road and
portions of route 66A. Saint Marys, Ohio, also has number of options to
the Miami and Erie
Canal hiking trails, including a canal boat on display. Lake Loramie
State Park and Grand Lake St. Marys State Park each have a camp ground.
Saint Marys has
two motels.
For special needs viewers:
Each Web
page has a "next" hyperlink after the page title and as the last entry on each
page.
Below the "next" hyperlink on this page is the table
of contents of the Web site.
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Miami and Erie Canal History
Delphos Ohio
Jennings Creek Aqueduct
Delphos Ohio Lock 24 N, at Stadium Park
Delphos Ohio Spillway and Lock 23 N
at Third Street
Delphos Ohio Canal Map
Delphos Canal Museum
Hiking Trails at Locks 18 N - 22
N
Miami and Erie Canal Lock 17 N
Spencerville
Ohio Weir
Spencerville
Ohio Aqueduct
Hiking Spencerville,
Ohio Trails at Locks 15 -16
Hiking trails at Canal Deep Cut Historical Park
Ohio Canal History -
Boom Years
Current Construction on the Miami and
Erie Canal
Hiking trails at Prairie
Creek Aqueduct
Miami and Erie Canal Six Mile Creek Aqueduct
Miami and Erie Canal
Hiking Trail at Bloody Bridge
Ohio Canal History - Canal
Design
Hiking at Miami and Erie Canal
Lock 14 N
Hiking trails at Forty Acre Pond
St. Marys Ohio hiking trails - RR Trestle
& Tunnel
St. Marys Ohio Canal History
St. Marys Ohio History of the
Hydraulic waterway
St. Marys Ohio Canal Tumble
St. Marys Ohio historical Grist Mill
Miami and Erie Canal Lock 13 N
St. Marys
Ohio Memorial Park and Canal Boat
St. Marys River Aqueduct
Hiking Trails at the Grand
Lake feeder canal junction
1860's house - Reflection of
Ohio Canal History
Miami and Erie Canal
feeder lake: Grand Lake
St. Marys
St. Marys, Ohio Canal
History at Bulkhead Lock
Saint Marys Canal Map
Hiking trails at Miami and
Erie Canal Locks 3 N through 9 N
Historical Miami and Erie Canal
Mile Marker 124
Historical
Buildings at Lock 2 N
New Bremen, Ohio Lock 1 N and gravel
towpath trail southward
Minster Ohio Canal History
Ohio feeder lake: Lake Loramie
Fort Loramie Ohio hiking trails
at Loramie Creek Aqueduct
Fort Loramie, Ohio Canal History and St.
Michael's Church
Viewable
Miami and Erie Canal Map
Printable Miami and Erie Trail Map
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