Named after the confluence of Indianfield Run with the Kokosing State Scenic River, Indianfield Bluffs Park features a 1.5 mile, double loop trail of steep gradients and switchbacks for hiking. Towering sycamores will greet the hiker on the westernmost loop. The 25.5 acre site contains sandstone bluffs, floodplains, wetlands, and an island. Reforestation efforts on the site have been completed in former cropland areas, with thousands of trees planted by Park District staff and East Knox High School students.

The acquisition was made possible through a grant from the Ohio Public Works Commission and Ohio Division of Wildlife and willing sellers, Roger and Kathy Sherman. The acquisition protects nearly 500 lineal feet of Indianfield Run, 1,156 lineal feet of the Kokosing River oxbow and 3,186.6 lineal feet of the Kokosing State Scenic River mainstem.

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Archers, by permit-only, can assist the Park District with our deer management program, during Ohio’s white-tailed deer archery season. Archery participants can pursue their sport at Indianfield Bluffs throughout the week during archery season. Gun hunting is prohibited at the park.