Ohio to Erie Trail

Located in Trenton Township, northeast of Sunbury, the future Perfect Creek Park is a

Prairies, a sparkling creek, forested areas and wetlands characterize Blues Creek, which is named for the creek that meanders along the park’s northern edge.

A trail that winds up and down and along a ravine system characterizes this popular park located in Genoa Township.

A bird lover’s paradise! Visit the injured birds of prey at the aviary, immerse yourself in a wildlife viewing blind, or stop by the Visitor Center.

With its tall trees, wetlands, pond and meadows, beautiful Emily Traphagen Park provides a respite from the suburban development around it.

Time travel to a representation of a Depression-era farm that includes a farmhouse, livestock, gardens and crops.

Old growth woods, meadows, restored prairies and wetlands, and wetland woods characterize this popular park along with a sledding hill, reservable shelter and playground.

The former agricultural fields on this 115-acre site have been transformed into wetlands and prairies and reforested with oak and hickory trees.

This beautiful wooded park includes trails that wind through a ravine system with hardwood and pine trees, and a bridge spanning a scenic ravine.

The Red Fox Trail, north of Orange Road, is now open* (North Area on

The Ohio to Erie Trail is a primarily off-street recreational trail that, when completed, will span the state of Ohio from Cincinnati to Cleveland. For the most part, it follows land formerly occupied by railroads and canals.

Put-in location for kayaks and canoes Beginning with headwaters as far north as Richland

Named for the curve in the tributary to the Olentangy State Scenic River that runs through the park, and for the shale evident in the cliff walls and stream bed.

Launch your kayak, go fishing and enjoy the beautiful views along the banks of the Olentangy River.