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This observation deck is on the shore of a small pond and the wetland area at the end of Wetlands Spur Trail. This observation deck is an ideal place for birding or getting an overhead view of the wetlands that can be full of reptile and amphibian species in the spring and summer months.

Alum Creek Lake was created by the damming of Alum Creek in 1974. It is known for its boating, fishing, and camping opportunities. The lake, which is technically a reservoir, spans about 3,387 acres.

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.

The construction of the Alum Creek Dam started in 1970 and was finished in 1974. The walkway on the top of the dam offers views of Alum Creek Lake and the spillway below. The dam has a length of 10,000 feet and a maximum height of 93 feet.

Ohio's Alum Creek is a 58-mile creek that runs north-to-south in the central part of the state. This cove is along the southeastern shores of Alum Creek Lake, which was formed by the damming of the creek in 1974.

This observation deck is on the shore of a small pond and the wetland area at the end of Wetlands Spur Trail. This observation deck is an ideal place for birding or getting an overhead view of the wetlands that can be full of reptile and amphibian species in the spring and summer months.

Worth the quick stop