The Buckeye Trail reaches its most southerly point on the trail in the section, dipping to withing two miles of the Ohio River. The trail primarily follows back roads alongside several small streams. The only town directly on the trail is Bentonville, but a larger city of Manchester lies only two miles off the trail. As the trail continues westward, the hills begin to flatten a bit and more farmland appears. After fording a stream twice, the section ends near Grant Lake.

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Last updated: April 28, 2009
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