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Rivergreenway runs 24 miles through Fort Wayne along three different rivers. Here, along the St. Mary's, you follow a paved and semi-wooded path through Foster Park.

You can park here or by Shoaff Lake for access to the Franke Park trail system. The trails change frequently and form a complex web of paths that intersect each other. As such they are easy to follow but may not line up with digital maps.

Promenade Park Canal runs through the center of the park and is a great place for kids. It is made up of a shallow water canal with large stepping stones in it. On a hot day you will find kids splashing around and having fun.

Just past the recreation of Fort Wayne along the River Greenway you will find this nice little deck that gets you out over the river a few feet. It is a nice place to stop and get a view of the river and the nature surrounding it.

St. Mary's River joins with the St. Joseph River to form the Maumee River near Headwaters Park. From there, the river flows into Lake Erie.

Swinney Pond is a magnet for feathered friends, with over 200 bird species recorded in the area. Keep an eye out for vibrant cardinals, majestic owls, and playful ducks and geese gliding across the water's surface.

The St. Joseph river formed between two glacial moraines at the end of the last ice age. For this reason it flows southwest into Fort Wayne where it joins with St. Mary's River to become the Maumee before flowing back the way it came into Lake Erie.

The path along the St. Joseph river is paved all the way. The St. Joseph river formed between two glacial moraines at the end of the last ice age. For this reason it flows southwest into Fort Wayne where it joins with St. Mary's River to become the Maumee before flowing back the way it came into Lake Erie.