CERES PARK
With the aid of state funding, the Environmental Commission has completed the resource study of Ceres Park (the nature and recreation park located off the south end of Main Street). The EC received an inventory, including great pictures of all key plant and wildlife in the park, to determine what is in the park and what needs protection. The EC has provided the community with trail maps, along with providing trail markers to identify the different types of trees and plants. The EC anticipates these maps and "marked" trails will be utilized by local schools, scout troops and other groups as a learning tool. Click on the link below to view this Guide and Map.
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Ceres Park Nature Trail Map (click on picture to enlarge)
Ceres Park Nature Preserve is 52.75 acres. Walking/jogging trails lead down to the Chestnut Branch of Mantua Creek. It is located on Main Street (Alt. Rt. 553) approximately 3 miles from Chestnut Branch Park. Here are some views of the Park. (Click on each picture to view a larger size. Use the "back" button to return to this page to continue looking at pictures.)
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