12 Mile Trail Hike

12 Mile Trail Hike

FAQ's 

Are there ID requirements or age limitations?

Please show your ID at check-in.

What are my parking options at the event?

Participants may park in the Glen Helen parking lot, located at 405 Corry Street, Yellow Springs. If the parking lot is full, parking is available across the street in the overflow lot adjacent to the Antioch College Dorm; on the corner of Limestone and Corry Streets. Please DO NOT park in the dorm parking lot. Your vehicle may be towed.

What can/can't I bring to the event?

Please dress comfortably and appropriately for expected weather and trail conditions.  Wear closed-toe, trail appropriate shoes. Hiking sticks and trekking poles are permitted.

A water bottle is recommended.

Though we are a pet-friendly preserve, pets are not permitted on guided hikes.  If pets are permitted for this hike, it will be noted in the description above. We appreciate your understanding.

Will the event be canceled if it rains?

If rain or poor conditions occur, this hike will be canceled. Participants will be contacted by email at least 2 hours prior to the hike.

Refund requests must be received by 5 pm on the Wednesday before the hike.

If you are unable to make it to this event and decide not to request a refund or your request comes after the refund deadline, please know that 100% of your ticket value has been donated to Glen Helen, to support ecological education programming and environmental protection efforts. Your donation is tax deductible. Thank you. We appreciate your support.

Since Glen Helen is a nonprofit organization, is my ticket purchase tax deductible?

YES! Glen Helen is a nonprofit organization. As such, your ticket purchase is tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowable by law. Thank you. We appreciate your support.

Links & Tags

Glen Helen Nature Preserve

12 Mile Trail Hike is taking place at Glen Helen Nature Preserve, which is located at 405 Corry St. in Yellow Springs. Glen Helen Nature Preserve - Glen Helen is a 1,000-acre nature preserve of woods, waterways, prairies, and fields, laced with 25 miles of trails.