This was a story walk of historical proportions. There were little plaques along the way outlining the various industrial uses of mills and forges along the river and the many native tribes that once lived along it's banks and inland. There populations were vast until other settlers arrived. You don't have to be a history buff to enjoy the 4.6 mile loop around the river trails, which wind in and out at street level and back in through clearly marked paths back into the woods. The trail can begin at Luddams Conservation area or down the street to the right on Water St. Where there is a four car parking area. Beautiful trails, bridges, river let's and...
Read moreIt is an easy but a nice trail. Trail map in the location was hard to read but the trail marks worked fine. There was a warning sign about the water in the preserve may polluted with mercury and it made me give the 4 stars since we did not want to...
Read moreGood place to do running and exercise. Trails are safe. To get here, on your way to downtown, go right off 14 west oldham and about a mile up the road another right onto west elm. from there if you make it onto...
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