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Mammoths used to freely roam this area and there have been many fossils found in the park. To help visitors imagine how the park might have looked when the large animals still lived, there are several statues of the mammoths throughout the park.

Viewpoint looking out over the Ohio River and Northern Kentucky. Benches all along the trail, making it a great place to stop for a lunch. Trail has plenty of flowering plants, making late spring and early summer a great time to come.

A beautiful overlook with views of the Ohio River, Kentucky, the Carroll Lee Cropper Suspension Bridge, and Flannery Island. There is a wooden bench located at the overlook, so it makes for a great place to stop and take in the views before heading back to the parking area.

Originally built in the late 1700s, this log cabin is a great representation of how settlers would have lived and built there homes. The school house is known to be the site where the 1786 Treaty of Fort Finney was signed. This treaty ceded parts of Ohio to the US Government from the Shawnee leaders after the American Revolution.

Located on the banks of the mighty Ohio River, Fernbank Park is a one mile long strip which offers great family-friendly outdoor activities. There are picnic areas and a playground, as well as a hiking trail at the far end of the park. Great views of the river are possible along the entire length of the park. If you take a short 100 yard detour you can visit Thornton Triangle, Cincinnati's smallest park which is only 0.010 acres in size.