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Spanning almost 500 acres, this scenic preserve is a popular destination for road cyclists exploring Toledo’s metro parks. With smooth, well-maintained roads that wind through shaded areas lined with mature trees, it's an ideal spot for a relaxed ride or a longer training loop. The former estate of Robert Stranahan, founder of Champion Spark Plugs, adds historical charm, featuring highlights like a 1938 mansion, a covered bridge, and a boardwalk.

The Wildwood Manor House is the centerpiece of the preserve. The Georgian Colonial home spans 30,000 square feet, and is open for free tours. If you plan to visit during the winter months, a reservation is necessary, due to the preparation of special events, especially during the holidays. The mansion is surrounded by a stunning garden, open to explore any time of year.

Great spot to capture a sunrise 🌅

Known as Toledo's “front lawn”, this grassy water park holds a special place in the hearts of locals as a site for special events in the 80s and 90s, including “Rally by the River” and “Party in the Park”. It is now a venue for a summer concert series and is a great place to visit any time of the year.

This trailhead is the main entrance to the preserve, with plenty of parking restrooms, and a water fountain. From here, there are multiple options to explore the park, with multiuse trails popular with hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians. The trails guide you through beautiful wooded areas, passing by lakes and streams, surrounded by an abundance of plants and wildlife.

Known as Toledo's “front lawn”, this grassy water park holds a special place in the hearts of locals as a site for special events in the 80s and 90s, including “Rally by the River” and “Party in the Park”. It is now a venue for a summer concert series and is a great place to visit any time of the year.

This wetland park is a bird-watching oasis, with several gravel-packed trails winding along the marshes. It is home to over 230 bird species, which is more than half ever recorded in the state. There are wooden bridges, small piers for fishing, interpretive signs, and benches to rest and take in the view. There is plenty of parking in the paved lot, with restrooms and a drinking fountain.

This narrow park along the Maumee River overlooks the Missionary, Butler, and Indian islands. There is plenty of parking, restrooms, a playground, and several benches along the pathway. Here, you get a fantastic view of the ruins of the Interurban Bridge which crosses the river. It's a favored subject of painters and photographers, and worthy of taking some photos for yourself.