State of Indiana, 4112 State Road 225 E, West Lafayette, IN 47906, US

Located in Battle Ground, Indiana, the Wabash Heritage Trail is a 13-mile scenic trail that offers a variety of outdoor activities and a glimpse into the area's rich history. The trail begins at the Tippecanoe Battlefield Park and follows Burnett's Creek, crossing the Wabash River at Davis Ferry Park. It continues along the river to Riehle Plaza in downtown Lafayette, crossing the river again and heading towards Fort Ouiatenon. With opportunities for bird watching, wildlife observation, and exercise, the trail is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts. Steeped in history, the Wabash Heritage Trail takes visitors on a journey through significant landmarks, including the battlefield of William Henry Harrison and the historic site of Fort Ouiatenon. Along the trail, hikers can enjoy the beauty of marshy areas, diverse trees, wildflowers, and the Heron Island Wildlife Preserve. With picnic tables and benches along the way, the trail provides a perfect setting for a leisurely outdoor lunch. Whether you're a history buff or simply looking to explore the great outdoors, the Wabash Heritage Trail offers a memorable experience for all.Generated from the website

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