Edge Of Appalachia Preserve - Eulett Center

The Edge of Appalachia Preserve - Eulett Center is a stunning park located at 4274 Waggoner Riffle Road, West Union, Ohio, United States. Covering over 20,000 acres, this preserve system is one of the most biologically diverse natural systems in the midwestern U.S., featuring rugged woodlands, prairie openings, waterfalls, giant promontories, and clear streams. The preserve serves as a protected corridor for migratory birds and wildlife, offering habitat protection, restoration, and management.

Visitors can explore 27 miles of hiking trails on five different trails, each offering unique views and experiences. From the E. Lucy Braun Lynx Prairie Preserve to the John and Marion Becker Cedar Falls Preserve, there is something for everyone to enjoy. The preserve is home to over 100 rare plant and animal species, making it a biodiverse haven for nature enthusiasts.

In addition to hiking, visitors can enjoy primitive camping, canoe access to Ohio Brush Creek, and opportunities to explore the surrounding Adams County area. The Edge of Appalachia Preserve is part of the Buckeye Trail, a 1,444-mile trail that winds around Ohio and connects to the North Country National Scenic Trail.

The Nature Conservancy, which manages the preserve, is dedicated to protecting natural treasures and promoting conservation efforts. Visitors are encouraged to respect the preserve's guidelines to minimize disturbance to the environment. By working together, we can ensure that people and nature thrive together in this beautiful corner of Ohio.