This deep ravine, heavily forested, is located between the Crooked Lake Nature Preserve and the Indiana University Biology Station. Crooked Lake is spring-fed and is the second deepest lake in Indiana at 108 feet. Frequent visitors are great blue heron, green heron, scarlet tanagers, kingfishers, and wood ducks. 

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ACRES, Inc.
1802 Chapman Road
Huntertown, IN 46748

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acres@acreslandtrust.org

Months Open:

Year-round

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7 days a week

Hours Open:

Sunrise to Sunset

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N/A

Driving Directions:

Located at the south edge of Noble County, take S.R. 9 south of Albion and Merriam.  Turn west on County Line Road, the preserve's entrance is on the left side of the road. 

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Trail system.  Parking area is at the Crooked Lake Nature Preserve.  Well-marked trails with guide maps available.  Two loops of over 2 miles in length.

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