ODNR Interactive Map

State Trail Map (link)

Link goes to a highly interactive map provided by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, zoomed in to the Caesar Creek Lake area; opens in new tab

Ohio Wildlife Map

In the left sidebar, choose "Lake Name" at the "Select query" box and then enter "Caesar" in the "Serach For" box

Trail Maps

Pedestrians are welcome on all trails. Mountain bikes are expected to stay on mountain bike trails and horses are expected to stay on bridle trails. Thank you.

Mountain Bike Trail - Campground to Harveysburg (link)

Link goes to interactive map furnished by mbtproject.com; opens in new tab

Campground Trails (pdf)

ODNR Trail Map; shows trails in and near Campground with topographic shading; 12x12

Fifty Springs Loop Trail (pdf)

ODNR Trail Map; shows trails in and near Fifty Springs area; topographic shading.

Bridle Trails (pdf)

Simple line map of bridle trails and Horseman's Camp; provided by WC OHC; 11x17

Old Woods Trail (pdf)

ODNR Trail Map; shows Old Woods Trail with topographic shading; 8.5x11; This area is environmentally sensitive and may be closed. 12x12

Perimeter Trail (pdf)

ODNR Trail Map; shows Perimeter and other trails between SR 73 and Caesar Creek Dam with topographic shading; 12x12

Wellman Area Trails (pdf)

ODNR Trail Map; shows trails in and near the Wellman Boat Ramp with topographic shading; 12x12; Horseshoe Falls is on this map near the south edge.

Caesar Creek Gorge Trails

Upper Gorge Loop Trail at Clarksville Road

This trail leads through a gorge and may be difficult to hike, but the beauty that lies in the vast area makes it well worth the effort. The trailhead is located below the dam, down in the gorge. About 1 mile, includes stairs

Lower Gorge Trails at Corwin Road

This trail explores part of the 480+ acre natrue preserve that was dedicated in 1975. It crosses flood plains, the braided straem bed of Caesar Creek, hillsides and uplaands. Thce Nature Preserve joins Little Miami Stte prk,Casear Creek State aprk,and Srping Valley Wildlive are into one continuous natural area.