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Ritchey Woods Nature Preserve is a park, located at Indianapolis, IN 46256, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 317-595-3150, visit their website www.fishers.in.us for more detailed information.

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Indianapolis, IN 46256, USA
Added by Jopie, at 07 September 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Tuesday 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Wednesday 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Thursday 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Friday 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Saturday 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Sunday 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM

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12 Reviews

  • Mike Habeck
    25 November 2017

    Natural oasis in a rapidly developing area. Extensive trail network focuses on woodland areas, but there is also a short boardwalk through a wooded wetland and paths in a meadow. The varied habitat makes this a good birding destination. Spring wildflower displays are worth checking out. Airport and highway noise can be annoying depending on wind direction. Shelter house and bathrooms with flush toilets.

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  • Andee Marley
    30 October 2017

    Love the 'swamp trail' despite it's name. A nice walk that feels safe. Has restrooms and mini-library on the trail. A local favorite.

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  • Amber Scott
    08 September 2017

    Nice park. Well taken care of effort for the educational information. It looks like they have put a lot of work in it before.

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  • John Smith
    07 September 2017

    Took the kids here for Pokemon Go and had no idea it existed. It is a huge nature park with trails through the forest and even a swamp. Super clean and beautiful. Will definitely go back soon.

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  • Chris Kunkel
    01 September 2017

    We love taking a little hike at this hidden gem in fishers. Good for bird watching or just enjoying the outdoors and getting away from the sprawl.

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  • Jessica Miller
    21 August 2017

    A great nature getaway in the suburbs. Beautifully preserved trails feature various interconnected ecosystems from meadows, to a neat swamp, and a forest in between. Excellent bathroom and picnic facility. Short interconnecting trails makes for enjoyable meandering. Nice for families as the terrain is pretty gentle.

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  • Vivien Dyer
    25 June 2017

    A nice quiet place for a walk. Several intersecting trails offering both sunshine and shade wind through woods and meadow. I always see other people when I'm here, but it never feels crowded. Spotted several deer once! Bathrooms are clean and near the center of the trails. In one or two spots there are a couple places to sit, and there's even a shelter with picnic tables.

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  • Joni Heredia
    01 June 2017

    Our favorite place for a quick hike with the kids! 100 acres of peace and serenity.

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  • Brian Hansen
    07 April 2017

    A great place for a quick hike in the suburbs. Easy parking and clean bathrooms. Also some wonderful picture spots. I have seen a few deer in there from time to time.

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  • Braun Rodgers
    18 March 2017

    A nice spot for a short hike. Easily can hike the entire park in under an hour. Dog friendly. Free parking.

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  • Sabrina Champagne
    06 December 2016

    Beautiful nature preserve in the suburbs. The native plants and wildlife including deer, foxes, and rabbits make for a surprise around every tree. The City of Fishers hosts various events throughout the year, and the walking trails are a wonderful way to lose yourself in nature for a little bit.

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  • Beth Copeland
    14 September 2016

    This is a great place for a walk. The main path is flat and gravel covered with room for two people to walk side-by-side, but the tributary paths are a bit more rustic, so there's a good combination. It is extremely well-maintained, and the paths are mostly shaded. Runners could also use the paths; however, bikes are not allowed. It's not very big, but perfect for a stroll in nature. There are a few picnic tables in the parking lot, but it's not a large area.

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