Ouabache (prounounced Wabash) Trails Park
A 254-acre park, Ouabache Trails is a naturally wooded area featuring steeply rolling hills covered in deciduous growth and low flatlands. Activities range from river fishing (foot access only) to nature study, wildlife observation, camping (class A & B), picnicking, hiking, geocaching, mountain biking, wildflower walks, volleyball, basketball, archery, horseshoes, photography and elementary school interpretative programs. Visitors can enjoy over 4 miles of walking trails, 5 shelter houses, 4 playgrounds areas and a ball field. Overnight accommodations include 4 rental cabins, a campground with showers and laundry facilities and a canoe camp.
Hillcrest Park
A 20-acre park featuring white, red and spruce pine trees, Hillcrest Park provides habitat for small wildlife. The park offers 3 shelter houses, a playground, picnic facilities, a disc golf course and 1/2 mile of walking trails.
Emison Mill Park
Located on Mariah Creek, this park offers a shelter house, picnic facilities, open play areas, a playground, a ball field and a canoe launch point.
Pyramid Mound
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Pyramid Mound is undeveloped and accessible to foot traffic only.
Enoco Coal Mine
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2010, Enoco Coal Mine is a 160-acre reclaimed mine site near Bruceville. The Department of Natural Resources recently completed a project to protect the ecosystem. The area is sensitive to revegetation.
