TOP 30 Hiking trails in Noblesville, Indiana

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Taylor Center of Natural History is located at 12308 Strawtown Avenue in Noblesville, Indiana, United States. It is a museum and tourist attraction situated within the expansive and picturesque Strawtown Koteewi Park, the largest park in Hamilton County, Indiana. The park covers nearly 800 acres, featuring over 9 miles of multi-use trails and stretches along three miles of the White River. The park's grounds showcase a diverse range of ecosystems including rich woodlands, historic wetlands, and vast prairies, providing a habitat for numerous wildlife species. The Taylor Center of Natural History pays homage to the Native Americans who once called the land home, with exhibits highlighting the archaeological discoveries made in the area. Visitors can explore the replicated Native American village site at Koteewi Trace, where artifacts such as arrowheads, pottery, and remains of animals like bear and elk have been unearthed. The center offers educational displays and programs that delve into the rich history of the park and its inhabitants.

Koteewi Run Seasonal Slopes is a popular winter destination located in Noblesville, Indiana. This amusement park offers snow tubing adventures for all ages, with a specialized snow tubing hill that is the only one of its kind in central Indiana. The park is part of the Strawtown Koteewi Park development, which also features a campground, hiking and horseback riding trails, a fishing lake, an archery range, and more. Visitors can enjoy snow tubing sessions from December to February, and possibly into March depending on conditions. Weekend and holiday hours are available, with weekday discounts for those looking to save on their winter fun. Tubing passes can be purchased online or at the window, but availability may be limited on busy days.