The Paulding County Trailheads Tour for the Silver Comet Trail took place on July 31, 2025, showcasing key access points along the trail for visitors and residents alike. The meeting highlighted the importance of these trailheads as gateways for outdoor activities and community engagement.

The tour began at the Hiram Trailhead, noted for its accessibility and amenities, including free parking, restrooms, and signage. This location serves as a beginner-friendly starting point for those interested in biking or rollerblading, making it an ideal choice for newcomers to fitness.

Next, the group moved to the Chamber Trailhead, also known as the Dallas Trailhead, situated behind the Paulding County Chamber of Commerce on Highway 278. This trailhead features restroom facilities, a parking lot, and picnic tables, providing a comfortable space for visitors to rest before continuing their journey. However, attendees were cautioned about a steeper entrance to the trail, which may require consideration for those starting their trek.

The tour continued to the Terramaree Drummond Trailhead, located at the intersection of Highway 278 and Seaboard Avenue. This site serves a dual purpose as both a trailhead and a memorial park honoring Tara Marie Drummond, a police officer who tragically lost her life in a training accident in 2005. The trailhead is popular among first responders and the community, offering a tranquil environment for reflection and remembrance, alongside essential amenities such as paved parking and rest areas.

Finally, the group visited the Rambo Trailhead on Rambo Road, which marks a transition to a more rural and scenic section of the Silver Comet Trail. This area is ideal for longer bike rides and peaceful walks, allowing visitors to enjoy nature and observe local wildlife.

Overall, the tour emphasized the significance of the Silver Comet Trail in promoting outdoor recreation and community connection in Paulding County. The trailheads provide essential access points that enhance the experience for both residents and visitors, encouraging a healthy lifestyle and appreciation for the natural environment.