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The Westerville Sports Complex is a spacious, family-friendly park featuring soccer fields, basketball courts, a playground, a shelter house, and paved multi-use paths. There is outdoor seating with views of the green space and 2 miles of paths encircling the complex, ideal for walking, running, or biking.

Alum Creek is a 58-mile creek that flows through Morrow, Delaware, and Franklin counties in Ohio.

This overlook deck has views of Olentangy River and the surrounding woods of Edward F. Hutchins Nature Preserve from 100 feet above the forest floor.

This mound is one of two single Adena Mounds found in Highbanks Metro Park. It is possible they were used as protective enclosures. Informational signs can be found in the area.

The Alum Creek Greenway is completely paved and totals roughly 25 miles. This northern terminus is located at West Main Street in Westerville and actually crosses under the bridge that goes over the creek.

Aaron's Pond and Park is a man-made pond with a fountain, right next to the Westerville Parks Foundation and community center. Here, visitors can find a pool with a lazy river, basketball courts, and a rock climbing wall. There is a wheelchair-accessible parking area and a paved, flat path around Aaron's Pond.

The Alum Creek Greenway is completely paved and totals roughly 25 miles. This northern terminus is located at West Main Street in Westerville and actually crosses under the bridge that goes over the creek.

The Out of Africa Trail is a paved trail that follows the southern banks of Alum Creek Lake. This trail is in homage to the significance of Alum Creek's history tied to the Underground Railroad. A portion of the passageway, known as Sycamore Trail, followed along Alum Creek. The road at the end of this trail, Africa Road, is named in honor of the settlement of 30 freed salves from North Carolina that once existed in the area.