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Bull's Run Nature Sanctuary And Arboretum Adventures

Bull's Run Nature Sanctuary And Arboretum offers a peaceful retreat amidst the urban setting of Middletown, Ohio, featuring diverse native plant species and well-maintained trails for hikers and nature lovers.

11
Acres Protected
1.5
Miles of Trails
Best estimate not available
Annual Visitors
1976
Year Established

Popular Activities

Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Bull's Run Nature Sanctuary And Arboretum.

Entrance Requirements

Free access; donations are accepted to support conservation efforts.

Best Time to Visit

Spring and fall are ideal times to visit due to mild weather and the beauty of seasonal changes.

Visitor Information

An information kiosk near the entrance provides maps and educational materials.

Getting There

Accessible via local roads; no major highway or 4WD requirement.

Weather & Climate

Summers are warm and humid, with temperatures reaching the mid-80s°F. Winters are cold but mild, averaging lows in the 20s°F. Spring and fall offer the most comfortable weather for outdoor activities.

Conservation Efforts

There is ongoing concern with invasive species management and maintaining the health of native plant populations. Conservation efforts focus on habitat restoration and controlling human impact on natural areas.

Camping in Bull's Run Nature Sanctuary And Arboretum

Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.

No On-site Campgrounds

N/A
No Reservations Needed

Camping is not permitted within the sanctuary, ensuring preservation of the natural areas.

Top Trails

Main Loop Trail

Easy
1.5

The main loop offers a gentle hike through woodlands and prairie, ideal for families and beginners.

Trailblazer Tips

Visit in spring or fall for a colorful display of wildflowers and foliage.

Be mindful of poison ivy along trails and stick to designated paths.

Parking is limited; carpool if possible to minimize crowding.

Bring binoculars for better wildlife viewing, especially for birdwatchers.

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