Dog Catching a Ball at Heritage Park

Hours and Info

6:30am to dark
Phone: 614-216-8859

Programs at Heritage Trail

About

The 87-acre Heritage Trail Metro Park is adjacent to the Heritage Rail Trail, a 6.1-mile multipurpose trail converted from abandoned right-of-way, with a parallel bridle trail. The paved trail starts in Old Hilliard off Main Street and continues toward Plain City. Metro Parks manages a 3.6-mile section of the trail running north from the park to its termination point at Cemetery Pike. (The southern section of the Heritage Trail, from Hayden Run Road to Old Hilliard, is managed by the City of Hilliard) 

Directions Trails

Programs Activities

Map & Directions

Trails

Multiuse

6.1 miles
Easy – Hike, Bike, Pets – Paved
Stretches from Main Street in Hilliard to Cemetery Pike near Plain City. Metro Parks manages the 3.6-mile section of the trail running north from Heritage Trail Metro Park to Cemetery Pike.

Bridle

3.6 miles
Horseback riding only – Sandy
Runs parallel to the Multiuse Trail from Hayden Run Road to Cemetery Pike. There is a staging area with horse trailer parking at Heritage Trail Metro Park.

Heritage Trail Sign by Kobe Collins
Photo: Kobe Collins

Activities

Dog with Tennis Ball in Park by Mindi McConnell
Photo: Mindi McConnell

Biking

Bikers on the 0.75-mile MultiUse Trail at Homestead Metro Park.
Photo: Leslie Dybiec
Multiuse Trail: 6.1 miles
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Horseback riding

Horse riders near the bridle trail staging area at Glacier Ridge.
Photo: Mike Heisey

Bridle Trail: 3.6 miles

Pets

Heritage Park Trails Pets

PET TRAILS

Multiuse Trail: 6.1 miles

DOG PARK

The park includes a 4-acre fenced dog park, with separate sections for active and less active dogs. The dog park features splash and sprinkle water pads, ideal for your dog on hot days, just to have fun in or take a drink, plus an exercise tunnel and other activity equipment. The dog is managed jointly by Metro Parks and the City of Hilliard.

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