St. John Trail
The St. John Trail is a residential trail that starts at Homestead Acres Park and ends at Heartland Park on White Oak in St. John.
Trail Section Length
Approximately 2.9 miles roundtrip
Pairs Well With...
St. John Malt Brothers
Closed
Closed
Parking
Parking can be found at the public lot at Homestead Acres Park main entrance, Wiggly Field Dog Park, or the small lot of Olcott Avenue at the trail intersection.
Restrooms
There are no restrooms on this trail, though there is a porta-potty at the park.
Trail Vibe
The St. John Trail is a residential walking path that takes advantage of real estate used by giant transmissions towers. It links Homestead Acres Park all the way over to Midwest Training. The first part of the trail winds around a pond, picnic shelter, and playground. It crosses Bull Run Creek and follows that for a little while before turning west towards White Oak. It is lined by houses and runs under the power lines, past a giant electric substation, and crosses White Oak.
Trail Amenities
Picnic Areas: Yes
Trash Cans: Yes
Surface: Paved
Benches: Yes
Stroller-Friendly: Yes
Playground: Yes
Trash Cans: Yes
Surface: Paved
Benches: Yes
Stroller-Friendly: Yes
Playground: Yes
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