Fully paved trail for 5 and 6 year olds had a great time. Start it out at sidecut ended at sidecut

Peaceful site and nice monument to the Battle of Fallen Timbers. Unfortunate that it was mistaken to be the actual battle site for so long.

Nice area, great scenery. Helpful monuments and knowledgeable history

Very clean park, the bike trail is awesome! Beautiful grounds and plenty of places to stop, use bathroom or sit on a bench.

Went to check out this historical monument and went to the visitors center thinking that there would be somebody there to give information or answer questions but it was an empty building so we were a little disappointed. But we did learn some interesting things about the history thanks to the posted signs.

There is plenty of park and wildlife to exploreVery well maintained and plenty of history predominantly about the war of 1812

Beautiful park! Well kept and peaceful. Could almost feel the spirits of the past right there with you

Whats to see? It was a pivotal battle ending the North West Indian War supported by the British in 1794. This was part of what led to the War of 1812. The monument sits on the wrong site. The National Park Service has a building there at the correct site. It has no displays or staff. The building is rented out for parties, etc. There is a walking trail. The passport stamp was at a outside bulletin board and had been stolen.

Informational and striking monument. Learned about the battle and the adjoining Battlefield across the bridge.

Great piece of our history here in Northwest Ohio.

Rediscover local!

So much history. Beautiful

Beautiful trail, and lots of history! I do wish there was more shade though. I walked the trail this afternoon around 4:30 and roughly 2/3 of it was in full sun with no shade at all. (This is for the Battle of Fallen Timbers Northwest Trail.)

Informational

I love it there. The trees are beautiful, and to know the history behind the monument is really cool seeing the literal hills and imagining the battles that Mad Anthony Wayne led his soldiers victoriously to claim this corner of Ohio for good as American territory.

Great access to the bike trail.

Historically awesome

Nice memorial

An interesting piece of early American history!

Beautiful monument and area overlooking a valley. It was a nice morning stop on our trip through the area to stretch our legs in the morning.

I hear people are dying to get in this place

Beautiful area to visit.

Very nice small Park with great paved trails. A very nice view.

This Monument is really nice. An important bit of history, I liked that the monument addresses the losses on the side of the settlers and on the side of the Native Americans. Turkeyfoot rock is really cool, with a carved representation of a turkey foot in the rock. Theres a lovely walking trail that starts alongside the monument and goes down hill and toward the Maumee River.

More people need to stop here and read about the history of this part of the country. Monuments on the small piece of land were very well designed and very well explained.

Pretty cool that people have made remeberance for those who fought here so many years ago, both Native peoples and Early Americans. Super important chain of events revolve around this battle and the resulting treaty; all of which began to shape the Midwest as we know it today. The site additionally pays respect to the Natives who fought for and lost their land. Must read up on this before and after visiting. Must see for any American History enthusiast!

Very interesting. Wish there was more placards discussing the Battle and how shaped American and Indian relations.

Beautiful, lots of birds and walking path to the Maumee River.

Great history. Chief Little Turtle and Anthony Wayne are in the Fort Wayne history also.

Awesome little park with great views of the river and a bridge over the Anthony Wayne trail! Great spot to park and go for a bike ride because its the connector trail between #sidecut and the Wabash cannonball trail.

We went to a beautiful Memorial Day ceremony here today.

Beautiful

This is an excellent place to go and commute with nature. And the monuments there will tell you about the wars between early European settlers, the British and the native Americans. Many people died here.

Very nice historical monument and related tributes in a pretty park-like setting.

Its a great place to take a long walk specially on good days

Few people visit this place on the regular so I like it for a good quiet spot to read or eat my lunch. There is also a great view of the river from there.

Awesome place for team flare to play pokemon Go

Nice monument to all sides of the conflict.

Beautiful

Great place to visit with tons of history attached to this site

Very informative

Very educational lots to read alot and it was well maintained

Beautiful view of what was going on down at the River Road River!

Nice walk and beautiful monuments.

Nice monument to the Fallen Timbers Battle in a well kept park.

There is not much to say, there is a statue of key people involved, a pleasant view overlooking the lowlands to the Maumee River. You can also walk a paved path down to and through the lowlands. Parking is free as is the visit.

Very few understand the importance of this little place.

Another great place for history and great trails for biking and waking.

Nice view

Very educational

Beautiful place!

Beautiful

Amazing

Interesting monument

Nice, quiet place