How long is the Inman Trail at Glen Helen?

1.2 mile
Inman Trail is a 1.2 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Yellow Springs, Ohio that features a waterfall and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching and is best used from March until October.

Why is Glen Helen Nature Preserve closed?

Glen Helen closed in March due to coronavirus concerns. The nature preserve reopened September 9th with safety precautions in place to help visitors practice social distancing.

Are dogs allowed at Glen Helen?

Dogs/Pets. Though friendly and well trained, all pets must be leashed and remain on the trail at all times. Leashes in excess of 6 feet are not permitted. No animals, wild or domestic, should be released in Glen Helen.

Where can I park at Glen Helen Nature Preserve?

Glen Helen Nature Preserve trails are open from dawn to dusk. The Raptor Center is currently open to the public from 9:00am-5:00pm. Parking at 405 Corry St. in Yellow Springs is $5, Free for Glen Helen Association members.

Is the Inman loop a one way trail?

For the safety of our visitors during COVID-19, a one-way trail system is in effect on the Inman Loop trail in an effort to support social distancing efforts. We ask that all visitors come prepared with a face mask and wear it when unable to maintain a safe distance from other parties.

What to look for on Glen Helen Trail?

For a leisurely stroll, choose trails that cross a low number of contour lines. For a high-intensity hike, look for a concentration of contour lines in a single area.

Who is the Glen Helen Nature Preserve Association?

Glen Helen is a nonprofit organization, generously supported by Glen Helen Association Members and Donors like you.

Is there a winter program at Glen Helen?

Glen Helen is now offering our winter programming. Please click on the Events tab for our current schedule and to register for programs. Coming Soon! Explore ecological topics through experiential learning. Register your class, club, or scout group for a private hike, or attend one of our public programs!