Sep 29 2009
Sebald Park – Butler County’s First Horse Trail
How this project got started . . . A few horsemen/trail riders from Butler County thought with the loss of rural land and places to ride our horses, it’s time we have some public trails in Butler County parks. We approached the Butler County park board with our thoughts and they agreed it would be a great idea. With the agreement that most of the work to create and maintain these trails would be up to the horsemen who would use them, and after careful consideration they have welcomed us to Sebald Park.
Sebald Park is a beautiful 267 acre park, on Elk Creek Road, with a variety of terrains. Trails 
have been completed on the flat land along the creek with access to the water, as well as more challenging trails on the hills. The newest trail has just been completed as of mid-March, 2009. This “Valleyview Loop” adds approximately three to four miles of trails to the existing network at Sebald.
CLICK HERE FOR A MAP OF SEBALD PARK TRAILS: Sebald_Map_Sept_2010
January 2010 was the start of our new trail project at Sebald Park. With the help of many volunteers, the Dry Run trail will be complete by Spring 2010. This “short cut” across the Falls Creek Loop adds approximately 1 mile of trail to the already existing 9 miles of trails. Another beautiful addition to the trail system. Make sure to go and check it out. The volunteers have worked very hard at building new trails and maintaining existing trails. Thank you to all!
