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Cedar Bog Nature Preserve

980 Woodburn Rd, Urbana, OH 43078, United States
4.7(205)
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4.7
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5.0
3y

This is a nice place to visit to be out in nature. You can easily get to Cedar Bog off of the Simon Kenton bike trail 5 miles outside of Urbana if you choose to get there that way. There are public restrooms right inside the welcome center and be sure to check out all the information and exhibits there before you start your walk. You can get free maps and so many free information guides there too ! I highly recommend this place ! I will have to be sure to return during the fall season too. It's peaceful. Nice. I liked watching all the dragonflies buzz around and there's lots of little lizards running around on the boardwalks. They are funny little creatures. I looked around for snakes too but didn't spot any, thank God. Will be back !...

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5.0
2y

What a beautiful slice of nature located just inside Champaign County!

Once you hit the boardwalk you'll feel like you're in a whole different world. Like a light version of the Hoh Rainforest in Olympic National Park. The nature center is only open until 4pm, but you can access the preserve at anytime during daylight hours. It looks deceiving, but head through the gate, pay your 5 bucks, and enjoy an immersive environment and learn something about this habitat that once was found all over Ohio. Stay on the boardwalk.

Also, no pets are allowed. If you're reading this and believe your precious little doggy is an exception to the rule, news flash for...

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5.0
14w

This preserve is more than just a nature area, it is one of the last remaining parts of Ohio's natural heritage. The diversity of plant life in the fen and the sedge meadow wetland is incredible, and the stands of northern white cedar along the boardwalk make this place truly unique. Walking here feels like stepping into an ancient landscape. The boardwalks are beautifully maintained, and the staff are knowledgeable, welcoming, and passionate. A must-see destination for anyone who loves plants, trees, and the beauty of wild places minimally...

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Rachel WattsRachel Watts
This is a nice place to visit to be out in nature. You can easily get to Cedar Bog off of the Simon Kenton bike trail 5 miles outside of Urbana if you choose to get there that way. There are public restrooms right inside the welcome center and be sure to check out all the information and exhibits there before you start your walk. You can get free maps and so many free information guides there too ! I highly recommend this place ! I will have to be sure to return during the fall season too. It's peaceful. Nice. I liked watching all the dragonflies buzz around and there's lots of little lizards running around on the boardwalks. They are funny little creatures. I looked around for snakes too but didn't spot any, thank God. Will be back ! ✌️😎🌲🌿⛅🦎🦉🦋🐝🐍
Benjamin WrazenBenjamin Wrazen
This preserve is more than just a nature area, it is one of the last remaining parts of Ohio's natural heritage. The diversity of plant life in the fen and the sedge meadow wetland is incredible, and the stands of northern white cedar along the boardwalk make this place truly unique. Walking here feels like stepping into an ancient landscape. The boardwalks are beautifully maintained, and the staff are knowledgeable, welcoming, and passionate. A must-see destination for anyone who loves plants, trees, and the beauty of wild places minimally impacted by humans.
Amie GreeneAmie Greene
This is a great place! There is so much variety in the habitats the trail goes through that you get to see a lot of different plant communities. May and June are good wildflower and sundew viewing. In July a lot of the forest/wetland blooms are finished but the prairie system on the way in is really great. People have mentioned seeing salamanders but I think they might mean the three lined skinks. First Evers from here: Sundews, skinks, and hummingbird moths (crazy!!!!)
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This is a nice place to visit to be out in nature. You can easily get to Cedar Bog off of the Simon Kenton bike trail 5 miles outside of Urbana if you choose to get there that way. There are public restrooms right inside the welcome center and be sure to check out all the information and exhibits there before you start your walk. You can get free maps and so many free information guides there too ! I highly recommend this place ! I will have to be sure to return during the fall season too. It's peaceful. Nice. I liked watching all the dragonflies buzz around and there's lots of little lizards running around on the boardwalks. They are funny little creatures. I looked around for snakes too but didn't spot any, thank God. Will be back ! ✌️😎🌲🌿⛅🦎🦉🦋🐝🐍
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This preserve is more than just a nature area, it is one of the last remaining parts of Ohio's natural heritage. The diversity of plant life in the fen and the sedge meadow wetland is incredible, and the stands of northern white cedar along the boardwalk make this place truly unique. Walking here feels like stepping into an ancient landscape. The boardwalks are beautifully maintained, and the staff are knowledgeable, welcoming, and passionate. A must-see destination for anyone who loves plants, trees, and the beauty of wild places minimally impacted by humans.
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This is a great place! There is so much variety in the habitats the trail goes through that you get to see a lot of different plant communities. May and June are good wildflower and sundew viewing. In July a lot of the forest/wetland blooms are finished but the prairie system on the way in is really great. People have mentioned seeing salamanders but I think they might mean the three lined skinks. First Evers from here: Sundews, skinks, and hummingbird moths (crazy!!!!)
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