데칼브 카운티 최고의 러닝 경로

Beautiful quiet, wooded, winding and undulating single and double track trails near the river.

Cedar Creek is the largest tributary of the Maumee River. The path runs right along the creek. Just across the water to the south are Metea Park's southern trails.

The Pufferbelly Trail gets its name from a historical nickname for steam locomotives. The trail is paved to south and as yet unpaved to the north.

The Pufferbelly Trail leads directly north from Lawton Park in downtown Fort Wayne. Over 7 miles of paved trail have been constructed, and there are plans for it to be part of the future 80-mile State Visionary Trail.

In the preserve you will find hill prairie, moist upland forest, and floodplain forest. The preserve is a part of Metea Park and has similar types of trails.

In the preserve you will find hill prairie, moist upland forest, and floodplain forest. The preserve is a part of Metea Park and has similar types of trails.

The northern section of Metea Park is mostly flat packed trails, but it is a little more wild than the southern section. The many interconnecting paths and nontechnical terrain make this is a great place for easy trail running. There may be a cash-only park use fee.

The northern section of Metea Park is mostly flat packed trails, but it is a little more wild than the southern section. There may be a cash-only park use fee.