Fallen Timbers Battlefield and Fort Miamis National Historic Site
Check pricesA Northwest Territory battle site and fort, run with Metroparks Toledo as an affiliated National Park Service unit.

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A roughly 5,000-acre preserve near Toledo with oak savanna, wetlands and sand dunes, miles of trails, birding, and a treehouse village.
5402 Wilkins Rd, Whitehouse, OH 43571 · Whitehouse, OH
Oak Openings Preserve is the largest park in the Metroparks Toledo system and sits between Whitehouse and Swanton in northwest Ohio. Its name comes from early settlers who crossed the swampy region and found open prairies dotted with widely spaced oaks. The landscape mixes oak savanna, wet areas and vegetated sand dunes, and it supports unusual plants such as prickly-pear cactus and orchids. Birdwatchers visit for nesting species and spring migration. The preserve has more than 70 miles of trails, including horse trails, a cross-country ski trail and a mountain bike singletrack.
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