The Coyote Run Trail at Highbanks Metro Park in Lewis Center, Ohio is a moderate 3.4 mile easy out-and-back trail that goes through woods and fields. The trail starts off at the nature center on a spur trail that leads into the woods, but quickly opens into fields. The trail has two main loops and one small loop on the northern side. The largest loop can be found just over a half mile from the trail head, while the other is located on the far west side. This trail is reserved for cross-country skiing during the winter when conditions are suitable.
Adena Burial Mound - Mile 0.65
This trail's main feature is the Adena Mound - located around mile 0.65 - a burial mound that was constructed by a Native American tribe of the Adena culture. The Adena culture existed from approximately 500BCE to 100AD.
Pets
Dogs are allowed on this trail if leashed and should be cleaned up after the hiker.
Adena Burial Mound - Mile 0.65
This trail's main feature is the Adena Mound - located around mile 0.65 - a burial mound that was constructed by a Native American tribe of the Adena culture. The Adena culture existed from approximately 500BCE to 100AD.
Pets
Dogs are allowed on this trail if leashed and should be cleaned up after the hiker.
