Caesar Creek Gorge
State Nature Preserve
Warren County, Ohio Steep Walls, Diverse Habitats, Varied Plants and Wildlife The forested gorge was formed by great volumes of glacial meltwater cutting down through the bedrock about 20,000 years ago. Steep walls rise to about 180 feet above the pristine creek that flows through the gorge. A 2ΒΌ-mile trail system is available for wildlife viewing. Protected by Ohio Department of Natural ResourcesThe Ohio Department of Natural Resources purchased the land in the early 1970s. The Division of Parks and Recreation conserves and manages the preserve. For information on volunteering at ODNR Nature Preserves, click here. | How to Find Caesar Creek GorgeThe preserve is located at the Corwin Road (County Road 47) bridge over Caesar Creek, three miles north of Oregonia. A parking lot is on the east side of the road. For location details, click here.
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