Welcome to Indian Hills Trails.
The trails, located adjacent to Homecoming Park in Wauseon, feature walking routes through undisturbed wooded wilderness in the area commonly known as Indian Hill. The initial perimeter trails consist of a .43 mile path in the north woods (12 acres), and a .70 mile trail in the south woods (19 acres). The two paths are connected by a 60 foot wide corridor .10 miles long. The locally well-known “Indian Hill” itself is located in the south woods, which is also said to house Fulton County’s largest Buckeye tree. Upon completion, these trails will be open to the public.
This project is just one of many significant projects that the Wauseon Rotary Club has contributed to the Wauseon Community throughout the years. Other projects, such as the Dorothy Biddle Park Sports Complex, Rotary Pond and Shelter House, Homecoming Park and Legion Pavilion have been supported by Wauseon Rotarians and the community through their Annual Auction, which will be held at Spangler Arena at the Fulton County Fairgrounds. The club also serves to financially support the eradication of Polio worldwide through the Polio Plus program, as well as many other programs.
WARNING: HIGHLY RECOMMEND - Deet protection of some sort or you may be a nice meal for the local mosquitos.
Enjoy the walk and remember to be safe, CITO when you can, protect our environment, play fair, and just do it!
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