Trails
Download the Gallia County Trails, Parks, & Wildlife Areas Brochure!
Discover the outdoors with the Gallia County Trails, Parks, and Wildlife Areas brochure. Explore 16 of our favorite recreation spots. Whether you are looking for somewhere to relax, hike, bike, fish, hunt, boat, or kayak, Gallia County has a place for you to enjoy the great outdoors. For more information, contact our office at 1-800-765-6482 or info@visitgallia.com.
Canaday Park
Shelter house with 4 long picnic style tables and 2 square picnic style tables Shelter has electric hook up, water by spigot Grill Provided, Parking on pavement
Gallia County Hike and Bike Trail
The Gallia County Hike & Bike Trail is 8.5 miles and follows an old railroad right-of-way between Bidwell and Gallipolis, at the Ohio River. The
Gallipolis City Park
300 Block, Second Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 The Gallipolis City Park is the site of the first settlement in Gallia County. Today it is host
Gatewood Trail System
15 miles of single track nestled in the shadow of Bob Evans Farm and the University of Rio Grande. Completely volunteer maintained this noodle bowl
Haskins Park
Mill Creek Road behind City Pool Shelter House with 6 long picnic type tables Grill provided,Shelter has electric hook up, water fountain Playground – Children
Mound Hill Shelter
Under Shelter – 6 long picnic style tables (6-8 adults), Separate shelter next to larger shelter has one long table, electric, water spigot, Grill provided, Trash
Raccoon Creek County Park
Directions: From US Route 35: US Route 35 to State Route 325 South, left on state Route 141, Right on Dan Jones Road (County Road
Rio Grande Reservoir
The Rio Grande Reservoir is on a tributary to Indian Creek in Gallia County. One shelter house with picnic tables, grills, and playground. There is
The Serpent’s Bones
The Serpent’s Bones is a collection of touring routes that can be followed as made, combined, or even bisected, for hours and days of riding, driving,
Tycoon Lake State Wildlife Area
Tycoon Lake lies between State Route 325 and State Route 554, approximately five miles northeast of Rio Grande. From State Route 325, access to the