Indoor Walking Is Back in North Ridgeville for the Winter

Indoor Walking Is Back in North Ridgeville for the Winter

Through March 31, you can walk laps indoors at LCCC's University Partnership Ridge Campus, 32121 Lorain Road. Here are the hours, how to get in and how many laps make a mile.

🚶 Indoor walking is back in North Ridgeville.

Which means you can keep your step count up this winter without dodging sleet or doing laps around the kitchen island.

Where can you walk indoors in North Ridgeville?

At Lorain County Community College's University Partnership Ridge Campus, 32121 Lorain Road. The program runs through March 31 through North Ridgeville Heart & Sole, a local health collaborative.

What are the hours?

• Mondays through Thursdays: 5 to 7 p.m.
• Fridays: 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.

How does it work?

• Come in the main doors of the building
• Sign in at the table each visit
• Head to the second floor by stairs or elevator. That's where the walking happens
• Count your laps. About 16 laps makes a mile

Why walk indoors?

Northeast Ohio winters make outdoor walking a gamble. Ice, slush and early sunsets are a lot of reasons to skip a day. An indoor loop takes the weather out of the equation, and the evening hours work for anyone heading home from work.

Bring a friend and it's an hour of catching up that happens to count as exercise.

Winter, we're ready for you. Mostly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I walk indoors in North Ridgeville?

At LCCC's University Partnership Ridge Campus, 32121 Lorain Road, through North Ridgeville Heart & Sole's indoor walking program.

What are the indoor walking hours?

Mondays through Thursdays from 5 to 7 p.m., and Fridays from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m., through March 31.

How many laps is a mile?

About 16 laps on the second floor equals one mile.

How do I get in?

Enter through the building's main doors, sign in at the table each visit and take the stairs or elevator to the second floor.