Blacklick Creek Greenway Trail
Dogs (leashed)
Biking
The Blacklick Creek Greenway Trail at Three Creeks Metro Park in Groveport, Ohio is an easy 14.7 mile one-way hike that weaves users through the scenic Blacklick Creek greenway corridor. Users of this trail can travel to several small parks from Reynoldsburg to Groveport and three Metro Parks: Pickerington Ponds, Blacklick Woods, and Three Creeks. Metro Parks manages all sections of the Blacklick Creek Greenway Trail, except for a short section north of Blacklick Woods Metro Park.
While the trail itself long, the elevation gain is extremely short for 14 miles at just over 350 feet in total.
Note: This trail is only runs through a small part of Three Creeks Metro Park, but the easiest parking lot for this trail is found on the southern terminus at this park. The norther terminus ends/starts at JF Kennedy Park in Reynoldsburg, Ohio.
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