8 Hiking Trails near John Bryan State Park
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Caesar Creek State Park- Spillway Trail
Waynesville, Ohio
23.7 miles SWForty-three miles of hiking trails ranging from gentle meadows to rugged ravines wind through this 7,900-acre Ohio park centered on a stunning blue lake.
Hike
Caesar Creek State Park Visitor Center Trail
Waynesville, Ohio
23.7 miles SWA multi-use recreational area at Caesar Creek Lake offering camping, hiking, horseback riding, boating, fossil collecting, and more across 2,830 acres of water and 7,720 acres of land.
Hike
Sugar Maple Hiking Trail Madison Lake State Park
London, Ohio
26.1 miles EA peaceful half-mile Sugar Maple Hiking Trail winds through woodlands and along the shoreline of small, serene Madison Lake — a quiet Darby Plains escape for anglers, canoeists, and rowers.
Hike
Deer Creek State Park
Mount Sterling, Ohio
34.2 miles EA 2,337-acre resort park centered on a 1,700-foot swimming lake with two boat ramps, 232 campsites, 7 miles of trails, an 18-hole golf course, and a full marina with boat rentals.
Camp, Disc Golf, Hike, Mountain Bike, Sled, Swim
Battelle Darby Creek
Grove City, Ohio
35.0 miles EThe largest Columbus Metro Park at over 7,000 acres — 20-plus miles of riparian forest along the nationally noted Big and Little Darby Creeks, rich in aquatic and terrestrial diversity.
Cross-country Ski, Hike
Prairie Oaks Metro Park
Hilliard, Ohio
35.6 miles NENearly 500 acres of lush prairies bursting with ashy sunflower, royal catchfly, and purple coneflower, set against the scenic Big Darby State and National Scenic River.
Cross-country Ski, Hike, Horseback
Heritage Trail Park
Hilliard, Ohio
39.7 miles NEA 4-acre off-leash dog park with tunnels, hills, agility features, and a dog sprinkle area, plus 7 miles of heritage rail trail through Franklin and Madison Counties.
Cross-country Ski, Hike, Horseback
Glacier Ridge Metro Park
Plain City, Ohio
42.5 miles NEA restored 250-acre wetland, a 25-foot observation tower, a boardwalk through the marsh, and trails through aster and goldenrod fields in this glacier-heritage Metro Park.
Hike, Horseback
