Sebald Metro Park
Sebald Park contains the only public horse trails in Butler County. There are currently 6 trails totaling 10 miles designed for both beginning and seasoned riders. They range from flat open groomed surfaces to forested hills and ravines with natural surfaces and water crossings along scenic Elk Creek. There are no amenities in the paved trailhead parking areas but restrooms, picnic tables and shelters are nearby. These trails are supported and maintained by the Butler County OHC.
Trail rating: easy to moderate
Easy – Level or gently sloping terrain, consistent groomed surface; wide trail surface; shallow or no water crossings.
Moderate – Rolling to hilly terrain; short steeper slopes; water crossings; irregular trail surface; narrower trail widths.
SEBALD METROPARK CLOSURES
Horse trails are open to ride seasonally from April 16-November 14.
From May 12th to July 31st, the Highlands and Dry Run Trails will be closed and portions of the Foothills and Ridge Trails will be closed at Sebald MetroPark to facilitate construction of the Sebald Connector Road.
Download PDF of trail map. – revised 06/10/2025
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