Corner of S. 9th & Beck Lane, Lafayette

Armstrong Trail is convenient to many neighborhoods. This quiet paved path winds around the pond.

1620 Lindberg Road, West Lafayette

The Celery Bog is a wetland and is listed as a "significant ecological site" by the Indiana Natural Heritage Program.

Lilly Nature Center in Celery Bog Nature Area contains approximately 195 acres of wetlands, adjacent woods and fields. It provides an excellent field trip destination where many interdisciplinary topics can be studied by groups of all ages.

1782 N. 400 E. (Eisenhower Road)
Near 400 E. and 200 N., Lafayette

The Jerry E. Clegg Botanic Garden overlooks and runs along side the Wildcat Creek offering a naturalistic setting including prairie and oak savanna restorations, with extensive beds of wildflowers, labelled trees, nature trails, and bridges. Open daily until dusk.

1915 Scott Street, Lafayette
Between Main and South Streets

Offers a 1/2 mile footpath through the 16 acres of Michaud-Sinninger Woods Nature Preserve. In and around Columbian Park.

Corner of Kalberer Road & Salisbury Street,
West Lafayette

5526 SR 26 E., Lafayette

1301 Happy Hollow Road, West Lafayette

Over 2 miles of winding scenic trails including a dry creek bed and 1 mile paved handicapped accessible trail.

A 2 mile trail begins at Powerhouse Lane and continues alongside the railroad tracks to S. 18th St. and links with Armstrong Park. Future plans will connect the trail with the Wabash Heritage Trail

S. 18th Street & CR 150 E., Lafayette

Offers 28 acres of scenic woods to hike through and explore alongside Wea Creek.

3505 Greenbush Street, Lafayette

Community park with a 1 mile paved trail that follows a winding course around a pond and wildflower area. Handicapped accessible.

18th and Ferry Streets, Lafayette

Morehouse Road, West Lafayette

Designated as a National Recreation Trail. As part of the National Trail System, it is a central feature in the network of parks and open space.

Tapawingo Drive

Riverfront park. Many community events are held here throughout the year. 1.37 miles of paved Wabash Heritage Trail.

4449 SR 43 N., West Lafafyette

2 mile narrow dirt path built primarily for mountain bike use, trail closes during special Amphitheater events

www.tippecanoe.in.gov/parks
765-463-2306
Battle Ground to West Lafayette

A hiking trail running from Tippecanoe Battlefield Park in Battle Ground to Lafayette - West Lafayette. When completed, it will end at Fort Ouiatenon and be approximately 13 miles long.

Offers endless opportunities for bird watching, wildlife observation, exercise and exploration. The Trail is mild to moderate as it winds past marshy areas, buckeye, cottonwood and sycamore trees, wildflowers and the Heron Island Wildlife Preserve.