The Fallen Timbers Battlefield and Fort Miamis National Historic Site in Toledo

Never knew this was here. Learned a little more about the area. Refreshed my memory on Ohio history. Nice walk through the park and history lessons along the way.

Nice mile and a Half walk. Lots of trees. Well maintained. Not crowded. And there are bathrooms available.

Another of our Nationally ranked #1 Metroparks. An amazing job creating and sharing with the public!

Wonderful trails with historical markers. Nice restrooms.

Beautiful park. However, that is about it. I was disappointed. It was more a hiking trail than a History site. Sure, there were some markers but very little in the way of interpretation and preservation.

Dang!!! No shade for 75% of walking trail.1Disappointed that visitor center isn’t open on Saturdays.2Have I mentioned that the walking trail has no shade from the heat for 75% of the trip?3If you disregard the above warnings, definitely turn around at the bridge that marks the end of the tree (read “shadepotion of the walk.4Final warning, don’t leave the shade of the trees.5Pack cool water

Very interesting information about the battle and who participated in the battle.

Lovely 1.5 mile loop trail with interpretive signage on the battle. Seems very American that it is right next to "Fallen Timbers Mall" which you have to drive past to get there.

Quiet, historic setting with a Monument of the Battle on site. This place is on the NATIONAL HISTORIC Register too.

Nice memorial and well maintained park. The memorial itself, and information plaques dont take long to view, maybe 15 min tops. The park does have other walking trails.The battlefield is a 1.5 mile loop with many information plaques.

Nice walk and learn about some history.

Nice memorial, especially since my direct ancestor, a lieutenant under Gen Wayne was there...

I like this park when its dry out. Otherwise the trails are usually pretty muddy.

Nice walk, was about 1.5 miles. Easy path. But I would start on the left side, so I could end my hike in the wooded area, just my preference.

I was shocked to see that Bicycle riding around this loop is now prohibited. This was a very nice place to take children on a bike ride. This is very dissapointing.

Took the the tour and it was hugely informative. Our guide was top notch. Take if you can.

Informative, peaceful walk through woods and meadows. If you enjoy history and outdoors, youll enjoy this.

We rode our bikes through the battlefield and it was a great trip

Visitor center is a future event The stamp was located on a sign to a foot car that took you along a trail of the battlefield.The actual monument was farther up the road from The visitor center and that is what the pictures are of very well maintained park.

Nice hike on the 1 1/2 mile trail. Story boards on the trail are very informative

Well kept and marked walking trails. The trail is 1.5 miles long so I didnt walk it all this time but will come again when I have more time and do the whole trail

Different paths, paved and off trail. Our dog likes off trails. Worth the trip.

Very nice facility. A gem of history near a highway. So glad I stopped by. Learn about our history.

A forest haven next to the highway. You wouldnt even know its there from the highway. Historical information along the well-maintained walking path.

Unfortunately, there is no visitor center. No one was around to help with any issues or give any information. There was a board behind the “future visitor center” but the stamp had been stolen. Of course, if it was in a building or with a ranger, this would not have happened. Now, the park was nicely kept. There was some information on the board that told a little of the story of the area. The walking trail was nice, muddy but that was ok because it had been pouring rain that morning. If I’m ever in Toledo again, I may stop back but disappointed in the overall experience.

It was just a trail with information on the battlefield. The monument is not at this location and there is not a standing fort just woods and a field.

The path could have been cleared better,make it a little easier to walk on, lots of dog poo on the path too, but Beautiful walk..Ill come and use the path again..Thank you Metro-parks..

Great place to walk dogs. The visitor center is not a visitor center but a rental hall. The 1.5 mile pathway could use a garbage can half way around. Who wants to carry a bag of poop 1.4 miles?

Dark enough at night to see the alignment of Jupiter and Saturn. Pictures dont do it justice. I would post photos but google wants too many permissions.

Great history

Visitor Center was closed unfortunately due to the pandemic. Bathrooms are still available. Historical plaques explained what happened here in the late 1700s and the significance of the Battle of Fallen Timbers. The parking lot was larger than I expected and there were 10 cars in the lot at 930 am. Several were walking the trails or bicycling on the Metropark trails. I wish the signage was better on the trails so out of towners could figure out where they were! Three stars because Visitor Center was closed.

Nice historical site with a short walking trail with great signage. Road signs to the battlefield are very small, making site hard to find.

Nice walking trail. Could have used more historical interaction. I tried to find the "interactive" things listed on some sites regarding the battlefield, but I couldnt find them. Very nice park.

This is a paved/stone, wooded/open walking trail which loops 1.5 miles. If you go in autumn, you can enjoy the forest turned yellow. Beautiful! Some pretty overlooks and the history is interesting.

Battlefield Park is a small but nicely maintained Metropark with a stoned running path, nice bathroom facility, and bike pump/tool station. It is connected to other parks by the Wabash-Cannonball trail.

Bathroom always look clean and well taken care of. Baseball fields are the best. The outfield is well manicured and is smooth not a hole to be found . Very safe for children of all ages.

My husband & I enjoy this park because the trail is so nicely marked, and the information tags tell what people need to know about the Battle of Fallen Timbers. The trail is a leisurely 1.5 miles and really puts the walker at ease.

Went to a reunion in the park/park building (which was air conditioned--thank goodnessThis worked out great! The food could be kept warm, or cold as needed and no bugs in it. Everyone was able to sit at tables and visit or some went outside, sat, or walked the trail. This was a perfect location!

Finally, visited this site thats been right here on our door step (so to speakfor a number of years now.We were educated on facts about The Fallen Timbers Battlefield that we were totally unaware of and the rich history of N.W. Ohio.This is a site we would highly recommend for our local and out-of- towm visitors as a must see on their schedule.

Very cool have lived here in Maumee for years and never knew all the history in this area

Nice new building. Perfect place to have a graduation party. Lots of area for kids to play, plus trails easy to access and walk.

Great facility, great parking, trails are nice, and.....in the event you have any bicycle issues, they have a bike repair stand with tools and an air pump.

Take a walk through a historical battlefield and read about the participants. There are many plaques full of information along the path. There are open areas that may require sun screen on sunny and hot days. There are public restrooms available near the parking lot, which is free. Walking is easy on a well maintained path.The battlefield is not the easiest place to find. I recommend searching Google Maps.

Great walking path with informative signs that tell the story of the historic battlefield.

Very nice and quiet atmosphere. I like that you can use an app to hear about the different location. Nice mile and a half Loop. Great for bicyclists to with a bicycle station on-site clean restrooms.

1.5 mile hike on flat smooth gravel path. About 1/2 shaded and half open. Signage gave good history.Visitors Center said closed for private event so unsure what information was inside. Restrooms available from outside the Visitors Center.

Nice walking trail through both fields and forest, with a rentable space indoors as well. The stamp for your passport book is at the beginning of the trail by the sign.

A place for a good history lesson. Very nice facilities.

Good place to go for a walk, enjoy nature and a bit of history.

Interesting place with a fascinating history. The trails in and around the park are quite nice; and, I liked the historical markers placed along the trail describing the events that took place here. The view of the Maumee River valley is wonderful. It would be nice though if they had an actual visitors center to more fully explain and interpret the events that took place here, and their importance in US history.