What better way to spend a weekend day than by taking a nice easy hike? In Ohio, there are many trails that are accessible and manageable to all skill levels. This is a great option for families as children (or their parents) can’t always keep up on a difficult trail. One of our very favorite easy hikes is the Kamelands Trail in Bainbridge. This light trafficked loop extends 2.1 miles, so it’s perfect for an after-breakfast or after-lunch hike. Keep reading to discover all the magic of the Kamelands Trail in Ohio.
The Kamelands Trail in Bainbridge, Ohio is a part of the Highland Nature Sanctuary, which is the Arc of Appalachia's biggest and oldest preserve.
Along the Kamelands Trail, you can find great views, both big and small, from swamps and spooky barns to delicate flowers and mushrooms. You will see an abundance of maple and beech trees, as well as oak.
A rocky ledge leads you down to a river below the trail. There are several spots on the trail to set up next to the river for a picnic with the family or a short rest.
This trail is said to be especially good for bird watching and spying other wildlife. Visitors love to take their time here so don't expect to come across too many trail-runners or adventurists. This is definitely a leisurely trail!
Deciding on what to do on your day off is a no-brainer. The Kamesland Trail in Ohio will get you outside in nature without tiring you out too much. Have you ever taken a hike on this trail before? If so, let us know what you thought in the comments below.
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