Battelle Darby Creek Metro Park

Camp Chase Trail via Darby Creek Greenway Trail

10.2 mi · ▲ 223 ft · 3 hr 31 min

Camp Chase Trail via Darby Creek Greenway Trail is a 10.2-mile out-and-back in Battelle Darby Creek Metro Park near Robroy Estates, OH. It is mostly level, with 223 ft of elevation gain. It scores 49/100 on the Ambleway Wildness scale: green fringe.

Elevation

0 mi820 – 925 ft10.6 mi

Getting there

Trailhead: Unnamed 39.92847, -83.21326
Nearest town Robroy Estates, OH

Directions

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Camp Chase Trail via Darby Creek Greenway Trail

10.2 mi · ▲ 223 ft · 3 hr 31 min

Elevation 821–927 ft

Out & Back · Battelle Darby Creek Metro Park

Trailhead: 39.92847, -83.21326

Weather Aug 4: sunrise 6:35 AM · sunset 8:45 PM

No dogs on part of this route · Parking lot at the trailhead

  1. Start at the trailhead, heading W.
  2. 150 ftTurn left onto Darby Creek Greenway Trail, heading S.
  3. 2.3 miBear left, heading S.
  4. 50 ftTurn left, heading S.
  5. 0.4 miContinue straight onto Cobshell Trail, heading W.
  6. 0.2 miBear left onto Indian Ridge Trail, heading SW.
  7. 0.4 miBear right onto Camp Chase Trail, heading SW.
  8. 1.8 miReach Camp Chase Trail, then turn around and head back the way you came.
  9. 1.8 miBear left onto Indian Ridge Trail, heading E.
  10. 0.4 miBear right onto Cobshell Trail, heading W.
  11. 0.6 miTurn right, heading N.
  12. 50 ftBear right onto Darby Creek Greenway Trail, heading N.
  13. 2.3 miTurn right, heading N.
  14. 50 ftArrive back at the trailhead.

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Trail surface

57% gravel1% paved42% unspecified

Weather

Sunrise 6:35 AMSunset 8:45 PM

Sunset

The best sunset spot on this hike is 5.0 mi in (~125 min). Leave by 6:19 PM for the 8:45 PM sunset. Back at your car by 11:05 PM, after dark — bring a headlamp.

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Good to know

  • No dogs on part of this route
  • Parking lot at the trailhead

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