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Visite en vélo électrique Wabash Cannonball

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Nearly 100 miles of bike trails and pathways throughout the area. The nearby bike trails are safe and breathtakingly beautiful. Locals are surprised to find such an amazing experience right in their own backyard.
Ville: Ohio
Wed 14 May
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Ce qui est inclu
Helmet
Dernières consoles et PC de jeu de haute qualité
Planche de surf
laisse
Helmet
Pedego E-bike
Helmet
Information additionnelle
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Burley Kids trailers are available for up to 2 children per trailer. Max weight 100 lbs total. Free with paying adult
À quoi s'attendre
1
Oak Openings Preserve
Located between Whitehouse and Swanton, Oak Openings Preserve takes its name from the surrounding region, which is 23 times larger than the park itself. Still, at 5,000 acres, Oak Openings Preserve is the largest of the Metroparks -- by far. The natural habitats in the park range from oak savanna to wetlands to vegetated sand. The Nature Conservancy once named the sandy region one of the 200 “Last Great Places on Earth.” Prickly-pear cactus, wild lupine and sand cherry bloom atop dry, hot dunes just yards away from orchids thriving in low, wet swales.
2
Fallen Timbers Battlefield
See monuments honoring Maj. Gen. Anthony Wayne and the soldiers and American Indians who died in 1794 during the Battle of Fallen Timbers, the final battle of the Northwest Indian Wars. A National Historic Landmark, this park is located near the Maumee River.
3
Préserver les ouvertures de chêne
Situé entre Whitehouse et Swanton, Oak Openings Preserve tire son nom de la région environnante, qui est 23 fois plus grande que le parc lui-même. Pourtant, à 5 000 acres, Oak Openings Preserve est de loin le plus grand des Metroparks. Les habitats naturels du parc vont de la savane de chênes aux zones humides en passant par le sable végétalisé. The Nature Conservancy a autrefois nommé la région sablonneuse l'un des 200 "derniers grands endroits sur Terre". Le figuier de Barbarie, le lupin sauvage et le cerisier des sables fleurissent au sommet des dunes sèches et chaudes à quelques mètres des orchidées qui prospèrent dans les dépressions basses et humides.
4
Champ de bataille de Fallen Timbers
Admirez les monuments honorant le major-général Anthony Wayne et les soldats et les Amérindiens morts en 1794 lors de la bataille de Fallen Timbers, la dernière bataille des guerres indiennes du Nord-Ouest. Classé monument historique national, ce parc est situé près de la rivière Maumee.
5
Oak Openings Preserve
Located between Whitehouse and Swanton, Oak Openings Preserve takes its name from the surrounding region, which is 23 times larger than the park itself. Still, at 5,000 acres, Oak Openings Preserve is the largest of the Metroparks -- by far. The natural habitats in the park range from oak savanna to wetlands to vegetated sand. The Nature Conservancy once named the sandy region one of the 200 “Last Great Places on Earth.” Prickly-pear cactus, wild lupine and sand cherry bloom atop dry, hot dunes just yards away from orchids thriving in low, wet swales.
6
Fallen Timbers Battlefield
See monuments honoring Maj. Gen. Anthony Wayne and the soldiers and American Indians who died in 1794 during the Battle of Fallen Timbers, the final battle of the Northwest Indian Wars. A National Historic Landmark, this park is located near the Maumee River.
7
Oak Openings Preserve
Located between Whitehouse and Swanton, Oak Openings Preserve takes its name from the surrounding region, which is 23 times larger than the park itself. Still, at 5,000 acres, Oak Openings Preserve is the largest of the Metroparks -- by far. The natural habitats in the park range from oak savanna to wetlands to vegetated sand. The Nature Conservancy once named the sandy region one of the 200 “Last Great Places on Earth.” Prickly-pear cactus, wild lupine and sand cherry bloom atop dry, hot dunes just yards away from orchids thriving in low, wet swales.
8
Fallen Timbers Battlefield
See monuments honoring Maj. Gen. Anthony Wayne and the soldiers and American Indians who died in 1794 during the Battle of Fallen Timbers, the final battle of the Northwest Indian Wars. A National Historic Landmark, this park is located near the Maumee River.
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Politique d'annulation
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