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Kokiwanee - ACRES Land Trust — Attraction in Wabash

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Kokiwanee - ACRES Land Trust
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Kokiwanee Nature Preserve Trailhead
Lagro, IN 46941
Kissing Falls
5825 E 50 S, Lagro, IN 46941
Salamonie State Park Recreation Site
5598 County Rd 100 S, Lagro, IN 46941
Salamonie River State Forest
5124 County Rd 100 S, Lagro, IN 46941
Hominy Ridge Lake
Lagro Township, IN 46941
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Kokiwanee - ACRES Land Trust

5825 E 50 S, Lagro, IN 46941
4.6(84)
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acreslandtrust.org

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Nearby attractions of Kokiwanee - ACRES Land Trust

Kokiwanee Nature Preserve Trailhead

Kissing Falls

Salamonie State Park Recreation Site

Salamonie River State Forest

Hominy Ridge Lake

Kokiwanee Nature Preserve Trailhead

Kokiwanee Nature Preserve Trailhead

4.8

(35)

Open 24 hours
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Kissing Falls

Kissing Falls

4.7

(73)

Open 24 hours
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Salamonie State Park Recreation Site

Salamonie State Park Recreation Site

4.8

(90)

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Salamonie River State Forest

Salamonie River State Forest

4.7

(469)

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Reviews of Kokiwanee - ACRES Land Trust

4.6
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5.0
4y

We have visited twice so far and have really enjoyed the beauty of the trails and the nature that surrounds them. The trails are mostly unmarked once you start out on one so you just have to wander until you get the lay of the land. We felt like we had a better idea of where we were the second time than we did the first even though we were on mostly new trails. All the trails that we found going down to the waterfalls or lower trail were somewhat difficult with small kids and lots of mud (spring right now), but there may have been some trails we missed so we'll have to go back again for more exploring. Even though there were a couple rough patches and unmarked trails we still very much...

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4.0
4y

Beautiful scenery! I give it 4/5 stars because the trail signage definitely needs some attention. This is more of a “let’s-take-this-trail-and-see-where-we-end-up” situation. But they all seem tocombine at different points so you’ll get around one way or another. I liked the hike to the waterfall (first left off of the main grassy trail)and river trail (I took the farm house trail from the waterfall trail, then eventually found my way to the river.) The river trail had lots of spots to stop and explore the shore, or to have a rest. Very fun upward incline to get back to the main path,...

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3.0
1y

We love Acres’s land trust trails but this one needs some help with trail markings. Every trail uses the same color blue and it’s confusing. They should use different colors for each trail. They also need to add more signs and arrows. We were following the ‘blue markers’ and ended up way down a dead end and had to turn around. It was a beautiful day so that’s fine but some might prefer to stay on the main path.

It’s been extremely dry (Nov 2024) so there wasn’t much of a fall and all the creek beds were dry. First time hiking there that the dog wasn’t a muddy mess so that’s...

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Amber CarpenterAmber Carpenter
We have visited twice so far and have really enjoyed the beauty of the trails and the nature that surrounds them. The trails are mostly unmarked once you start out on one so you just have to wander until you get the lay of the land. We felt like we had a better idea of where we were the second time than we did the first even though we were on mostly new trails. All the trails that we found going down to the waterfalls or lower trail were somewhat difficult with small kids and lots of mud (spring right now), but there may have been some trails we missed so we'll have to go back again for more exploring. Even though there were a couple rough patches and unmarked trails we still very much enjoyed our visit.
Rachel ElwoodRachel Elwood
Beautiful scenery! I give it 4/5 stars because the trail signage definitely needs some attention. This is more of a “let’s-take-this-trail-and-see-where-we-end-up” situation. But they all seem tocombine at different points so you’ll get around one way or another. I liked the hike to the waterfall (first left off of the main grassy trail)and river trail (I took the farm house trail from the waterfall trail, then eventually found my way to the river.) The river trail had lots of spots to stop and explore the shore, or to have a rest. Very fun upward incline to get back to the main path, but we made it!
Kelly MillerKelly Miller
We love Acres’s land trust trails but this one needs some help with trail markings. Every trail uses the same color blue and it’s confusing. They should use different colors for each trail. They also need to add more signs and arrows. We were following the ‘blue markers’ and ended up way down a dead end and had to turn around. It was a beautiful day so that’s fine but some might prefer to stay on the main path. It’s been extremely dry (Nov 2024) so there wasn’t much of a fall and all the creek beds were dry. First time hiking there that the dog wasn’t a muddy mess so that’s good I guess.
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We have visited twice so far and have really enjoyed the beauty of the trails and the nature that surrounds them. The trails are mostly unmarked once you start out on one so you just have to wander until you get the lay of the land. We felt like we had a better idea of where we were the second time than we did the first even though we were on mostly new trails. All the trails that we found going down to the waterfalls or lower trail were somewhat difficult with small kids and lots of mud (spring right now), but there may have been some trails we missed so we'll have to go back again for more exploring. Even though there were a couple rough patches and unmarked trails we still very much enjoyed our visit.
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Beautiful scenery! I give it 4/5 stars because the trail signage definitely needs some attention. This is more of a “let’s-take-this-trail-and-see-where-we-end-up” situation. But they all seem tocombine at different points so you’ll get around one way or another. I liked the hike to the waterfall (first left off of the main grassy trail)and river trail (I took the farm house trail from the waterfall trail, then eventually found my way to the river.) The river trail had lots of spots to stop and explore the shore, or to have a rest. Very fun upward incline to get back to the main path, but we made it!
Rachel Elwood

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We love Acres’s land trust trails but this one needs some help with trail markings. Every trail uses the same color blue and it’s confusing. They should use different colors for each trail. They also need to add more signs and arrows. We were following the ‘blue markers’ and ended up way down a dead end and had to turn around. It was a beautiful day so that’s fine but some might prefer to stay on the main path. It’s been extremely dry (Nov 2024) so there wasn’t much of a fall and all the creek beds were dry. First time hiking there that the dog wasn’t a muddy mess so that’s good I guess.
Kelly Miller

Kelly Miller

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