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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.

The Trillium Trail begins with a raised boardwalk. The trail website suggests visitors look out for wildflowers including three varieties of trillium, bloodroot, jack-in-the-pulpit, germaniums and wild ginger.

The Trillium trail begins with a raised boardwalk. The trail website suggests visitors look out for wildflowers including three varieties of trillium, bloodroot, jack-in-the-pulpit, germaniums and wild ginger.

The trail around the pond is a combination of elevated boardwalks and crushed gravel. This is the most popular trail in the preserve.

The trail around the pond is a combination of elevated boardwalks and crushed gravel. This is the most popular trail in the preserve.

The trailhead has portable restrooms but no running water. Parking and park use is free. There are over 2.5 miles of trails to explore. The preserve is a great place for spotting local flora, and makes for a great escape from the city if you are looking to trail run.

The trailhead has portable restrooms but no running water. Parking and access to the park is free. There are over 2.5 miles of trails to explore. The preserve is a great place for spotting local flora!

This is the central-most trailhead for the 5.5-mile paved Towpath Trail. There are no bathrooms or water fountains at the trailhead, but there are if you run up the trail to Rockhill Park.