Favorite Midwest Parks for Fall Color | Midwest Living

Favorite Midwest Parks for Fall Color

Whether you're up for a short ramble or a more adventurous outing, we've got ideas throughout the Midwest for parks where you can stretch your legs and enjoy the best of Midwest fall color.
Photo Courtesy of Tom Cross/Adams County Travel & Visitors Bureau

Ohio: Edge of Appalachia Preserve

The Edge of Appalachia Preserve could be considered the crown jewel of Adams County's parks. The 13,500-acre sanctuary, run by the Nature Conservancy and the Cincinnati Museum Center, offers three hiking trails, including Buzzardroost Rock, but most of The Edge lies untouched. Roughly 1,200 plant species grow here, many rare or endangered. Like Adams County itself, the preserve feels blessedly undiscovered -- it rewards explorers more than tourists.

Edge of Appalachia Preserve

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