Hitz-Rhodehamel Nature Preserve
Hitz-Rhodehamel Nature Preserve is a natural area in Nashville, Indiana, offering a scenic outdoor space likely suitable for off-leash dog activities. While specific park amenities are not detailed, the preserve provides a nature-oriented environment for dog owners and their pets to enjoy.
Reviews
Hilly hiking. Loved the sounds of nature and the trickling creek at the bottom of the ravine. Let my dog run off leash and on a cloudy Sunday did not encounter another person.
Ravines so lots of up and down. Clearly marked trails and beautiful! Trails cross creek beds, but in dryer weather the creek beds are completely dry. Despite being a weekend in October when the leaves look great, it was not crowded.
The trail is well marked and is just short of 3 miles long. The beginning gives you great views of the surrounding Hoosier Hills and the trail is pretty easy so most ages could handle it. The whole time I didn’t see anyone else so a very remote place to most.
Țrail is moderate according to the guide BUT DEF had a few rugged moments.🤪 Very fun😃 With lots of ups and downs on the well marked trails👣a lot of wildflowers this time of year!❤👏
This is a pretty sweet Little nature park. The trail makes one big loop and is marked very well with white diamonds painted onto tree trunks and some signage so you shouldn’t be able to get lost. Bikes, horses, and motorized vehicles aren’t allowed on this trail.
On a scale of 1-5 difficulty I would rate it at a 3. There are sections of trail where you are literally inches from a good size drop.
Parking lot is fairy small 5-6 parking spots with a small sheltered picnic area.
The road leading to it is a one lane, two-way gravel road.
Happy Hiking!