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This park commemorates the 1811 Battle of Tippecanoe. In addition to the grounds there is a museum which has no entry fee.

At just under 5 miles in total length, the Cattail Trail is a popular paved path traveling through West Lafayette. The path is popular for biking, running, and walking, and it connects to a bunch of the other paths, trails, parks, and woods around town and around campus.

Celery Bog is a sanctuary for over 120 species of birds as well as dozens of species of mammals, reptiles, and amphibians. The Lilly Nature Center on site offers varied exhibits and programs throughout the year.

Celery Bog has a number of looks depending on the time of year. There are actually a few different pools on the property, and each has its own moodiness. It's worth checking them all out, but by far the biggest is the first one that you can actually see from the road.

The Jerry E. Clegg Botanical Garden plays host to a recreational property filled with different habitats and restorations. The trails on the property feature steps, bridges, and winding singletrack paths. This is a popular spot for exploring nature for both leisure and academia.

Tippecanoe County Amphitheater Park is a historical site with a large amphitheater that plays host to many events and miles of mountain biking and hiking trails. The trails wind in and out of the trees and get to the banks of the Wabash River multiple times.

The Wabash Heritage Trail totals 13 miles and has a mix of paved sections and crushed stone sections. It's all mostly smooth, but bikes and motor vehicles still aren't allowed (just foot-traffic). There are a few different trailheads and parking areas, so you can do out-and-backs from a number of different spots.

The Wabash Heritage Trail is a 13-mile trail traveling from Tippecanoe Battlefield Park to Fort Ouiatenon. The western/southern section keeps on the west banks of the Wabash River the entire time. The trail is mostly packed dirt, gravel, and sand and has quite a few shaded areas. There are also benches and picnic tables spread throughout the trail.