Heritage Park — Attraction in Colerain Township

My favorite place to frisbee golf. Lots of wooded trails and a tarmac trail that goes around the park to walk and run on. The disc course is fun. Not too challenging and mostly wide open. There's a full 18 holes. Most are between 250 and 300 ft. The weeds do get pretty tall around summer so I suggest playing your frisbee golf mostly in the spring here. Frisbees can be hard to find in some of the tree clusters because of how close the stalks are. There's one hole in the woods that's always fun. You have to try and throw between two trees right in front of you. People always chuck them right at the tree on their first tries. Lots of the holes on the river side of the park have stinging needle plants so be careful when you go looking for your disc. There are also several baseball fields and a playground for kids. Several trails lead back to the river bank. You can hear the miniature train at Strickers Grove from here. There's one large covered building with a picnic area that would be good for grilling out...

★ Popularity: Locally known. ★ Size/Location: Large. ★ Business Type: Park/Trail. ★ Business Hour: Dawn to dusk. ★ Activities: Outdoor activities, dog park, golf disc. ★ Reservation: Public. ★ Parking: Spacious. ★ Accessibility: None. ★ Facilities: Restrooms. ★ Staff: None seen. ★ Pet-friendliness: Pets are allowed. ★ Kid-friendliness: Kids are welcomed. ★ Expense: Free. The Great Miami River Trail offers a well-paved hiking and biking experience with breathtaking views of the Great Miami River. As you navigate along the trail, you'll be surrounded by the beauty of nature, including lush greenery and the tranquil flow of the river. Whether you're looking to take a leisurely stroll, go for a scenic bike ride, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet of the great outdoors, this trail is the perfect destination. With its well-maintained paths and scenic views, it's sure to be a memorable experience for nature lovers and outdoor...

Great family park . We went kayaking on the large maimi . I recomend experience with a trained group . Alot of the small kayaks , better for that area with experience , then to take it on your own for first time . Ran into rapids , fun , eddie lines you need to understand or be ready for it . Water fast , shallow . Many large rocks .

Only thing was a smell of sewage around some homes on a hill . I heard there may be a plant in the area . Still would try it again . Alot of groups go out exp. cinci paddles and tri stafe paddles . Everyone watches over each other . An older gentleman vet , comes on Thursdays , to go over the history of the park and area . That was cool to meet him . Made it personal . Their our fields...