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This almost 30-acre park has restrooms, picnic tables and grills, a playground, cornhole, outdoor fitness equipment and great trail access.

This used to be a railroad line — now it's four miles of pavement, nicely separated from the road and shaded by a line of trees.

Tucked off the Heritage Rail Trail, this small park features playgrounds, a water fountain, toilets, lakes, a water park, and even a Conrail caboose—all set within a natural woodland setting with walking and biking trails.

Glacier Ridge Metro Park has a nice recreation area, with picnic tables, playgrounds and overlook platforms; it also features restrooms and a water fountain.

Glacier Ridge Metro Park Trail is a smooth, paved path through wetlands and open fields. The trail is flat and well-maintained, with a few connectors to extend your ride. Restrooms and parking are available at trailheads.

Sunbury is a charming place to pass by. The town features a historic town square, local dining options, and places to rest. It’s a great spot to refuel and explore during your ride.

The Genoa Trail is a 4-mile smooth, paved path that runs straight through the trees, making it ideal for road and race bikes. It connects Genoa Township to Hoover Reservoir.

Alum Creek streches 58 miles until it drains into the Scioto River. The creek porvides drinking water source for Westerville, and historicly 2,000 years ago, the Adena built mounds along its valley, later inhabited by the Lenape tribe. During the War of 1812, locals built defensive blockhouses, such as Fort Cheshire, a vital role in the Underground Railroad, with the Sycamore Trail aiding escaped slaves. Today, Alum Creek flows through Alum Creek Lake, Westerville, and Columbus before joining Big Walnut Creek at Three Creeks Metro Park.