Arrowhead Marsh Trail Map
Little River Wetlands Project
| Trail Regulations Enjoy Arrowhead Marsh, but please let it stay wild! Hours: Dawn to dusk. Everything is protected: Please do not bring in or remove anything natural from the preserve. Pets, hunting, fishing, biking, horseback riding, motorized vehicles, use of alcohol, and campfires are prohibited. Leave nothing but footprints— please take trash out with you. Remain on the marked trail: Use caution if mowing, spraying, or seed planting are underway. Contact Little River Wetlands Project: (260-478-2515 or info@lrwp.org) if you wish to bring school groups or conduct studies at this site, or if you observe any problems. Directions to Arrowhead Marsh: From U.S. 24 turn south on Redding Dr. Aboite Road T's into Redding Dr., turn south. Arrowhead Marsh is on the east side of Aboite Rd. just past the chicken barn. Park in the grassy lot adjacent to the metal Arrowhead Marsh sign. |
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| NOTE: The parking area at Arrowhead Marsh can become unusable during times of high rainfall, spring melt and high snowfall. Please use caution when attempting to park during these times and, when in doubt, avoid using this parking area. Parking along the county road is neither safe nor advisable and may be illegal. Check with the Allen County Highway Department for more information. In any event, parking along the county road is at your own risk. Feel free to call the Little River Wetlands Project office at 260-478-2515 for current conditions. |