Ashland County Park District

Introduction

This 176 acre park primarily consists of floodplain forest along the Black Fork of the Mohican River. There are a number of vernal pools and small open marshes found throughout the forest. The park is connected to the Black Fork Bottoms park through an easement across private land. Public hunting and fishing are the primary activities in this park, but it will be open to casual hiking during the spring and fall.

Hunting Information

Anyone who has any questions about the hunting rules and regulations should contact Jack Carmoney (419) 207- 9093

Highlights

Trail Map (pdf) 

163 acres

Floodplain Forest

Black Fork

Adjacent to Black Fork Bottoms

Natural History

Vernal Pools

Small Marshes

Abundant wildflowers

History

Connects to Black Fork Bottoms thought an easement (on private property)

Things to do

Hunting ( see rules and regs.)

Fishing

Hiking

Canoeing (at your own risk)

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