Sheridan Pathways

Dogs Leashed

E-Bikes Unknown

The paths are nearly all paved with the exception of the southern section that connects Coffeen Avenue near the community college to East Brundage Lane. While this section is dirt, it contains no technical features and is very easily ridden.

This trek can be ridden in any direction and makes use of the paved Sheridan Pathways multi-use trail to traverse the town of Sheridan in a generally north to south or south to north direction.

The pathways generally run parallel to Goose Creek, but some sections end and require a bit of riding on the roads. However, the pathways are well marked by signs that tell you how many blocks until you can re-connect onto the path.

There are a few major road crossings as well, so watch out for traffic. Additionally, there are multiple trailheads and parking areas along the Sheridan Pathways project.