Blacklick Woods Canopy Walk

6711 East Livingston Avenue, OH
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Blacklick Woods Canopy Walk
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0.2 miles

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About this place

Added by Molly Maxwell

The Blacklick Woods Canopy Walk in Reynoldsburg, Ohio, offers visitors a unique, elevated perspective of one of Central Ohio’s oldest and most scenic forests. Located within Blacklick Woods Metro Park, this accessible boardwalk allows you to walk among the treetops and immerse yourself in the beauty of the surrounding hardwoods, wetlands, and native wildlife.

Trail Overview

  • Location: Blacklick Woods Metro Park, Reynoldsburg, OH

  • Difficulty: Easy and ADA-accessible

  • Highlights: Tree canopy views, wetland overlooks, educational signage, wildlife sightings

The Canopy Walk is part of the Buttonbush Trail, a short but immersive loop designed for all ages and abilities. Elevated walkways lead you over forest floors and wetland areas, making it an ideal stop for nature-lovers, families with strollers, and anyone looking for a peaceful nature walk.

Hours of Operation

  • Open daily: 6:30 AM to 10:00 PM (seasonal hours may vary)

  • Best time to visit: Spring through fall for foliage, birdwatching, and wildflowers

Permits & Fees

  • No permit required

  • Free admission and parking

Parking & Access

  • Trailhead begins near the Nature Center parking area

  • Ample free parking available

  • Modern restrooms and picnic areas nearby

  • Trail is stroller-friendly and wheelchair accessible

Are Dogs Allowed?

  • No, dogs are not permitted

  • Please stay on designated paths and clean up after pets

What to Bring

  • Comfortable walking shoes

  • Binoculars for birdwatching

  • Water and sun protection

  • Camera for treetop views and wildlife shots

  • Curiosity—look for interpretive signs along the trail

Whether you’re a nature lover, photographer, or family looking for an easy outdoor adventure, the Blacklick Woods Canopy Walk offers a serene escape into the forest. With free access, ADA-friendly paths, and opportunities to see deer, birds, and wetlands from above, it’s a must-visit experience near Columbus, Ohio.

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Always practice Leave No Trace ethics on your adventures and be sure to follow local regulations. Please explore responsibly.
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Cayley Willier
4/26/2026
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