Ohio Falls State Park

Falls of the Ohio State Park    

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Falls of the Ohio State Park is a state park in the U. S. State of indiana. It is located on the banks of the Ohio River at Clarksville, Indiana, across from …

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Jul 16, 2024
Although it was a little on the humid side today the free fossil bed tour helped get me the exercise I needed. The fact that folks come from all over the world to see this 390 million years old fossi… Full review by Joe B
Jun 13, 2024
Take a couple hours and explore early Indiana history with a stop here. You can walk out on to the falls and see prehistoric foot prints. Spend sometime inside the visitor center to learn more about … Full review by Mainzer
Mar 24, 2024
Although the river was high and it was only in the high 40s it still was a beautiful day to check out the views and explore the fossils. Once the river is lower and you can navigate through the debri… Full review by Joe B
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This historic site is located along the banks of the Ohio River in Clarksville, Indiana. Once a series of river falls and rapids, the rivers hidde…
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Falls of the Ohio State Park is a state park in the U.S. state of Indiana. It is located on the banks of the Ohio River at Clarksville, Indiana…
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Falls of the Ohio State Park is a state park in Indiana. It is located on the banks of the Ohio River at Clarksville, Indiana, across from Loui…
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Located:Clark County, Indiana, US
Established:1990
Area:165 acres (67 ha)
Visitors:158,680 (in 2018–2019<)

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Is there anything in the area about William Clark or Lewis and Clark and their beginning of the exploration of the …
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Is there anything in the area about William Clark or Lewis and Clark and their beginning of the exploration of the Louisiana Purchase.
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There is a limited amount about the start of the exploration. There is a cabin - probably a reconstruction - on property where they planned, prepared, and started the trip. The cabin …
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There is a limited amount about the start of the exploration. There is a cabin - probably a reconstruction - on property where they planned, prepared, and started the trip. The cabin was closed when we were there last year (2017). Several information displays are at the main park and this property. I am sure there are probably other things in the general area. We went primary for the fossils and falls. Remember the Falls of the Ohio park is primary a nature focused site. If you are interested in historical sites, I would recommend you consider a visit to Madison or Corydon in the immediate area of Southern Indiana.
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Can you walk in the fossil beds at this time? Is there a restauant nearby
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The Widow's Walk ice cream and bike shop is very close at 415 E. Riverside Dr. In addition to some great ice cream and bike rentals, they have burgers and sandwiches. You can't …
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The Widow's Walk ice cream and bike shop is very close at 415 E. Riverside Dr. In addition to some great ice cream and bike rentals, they have burgers and sandwiches. You can't miss it because it is an old Victorian colorfully-painted house. With regard to the fossil beds, I was there in April so I can only give you my best guess about walking on them. The river was so high then and there was so much debris, that I doubt much has been cleaned up or that the river is lower. I would call/email the Clarksville Park System and ask for an update. For some reason, TripAdvisor doesn't allow websites in answers to questions. So just do a search for the Parks and Recreation Dept. for Clarksville, Indiana.
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It is enforceable as a part of the Indiana Administrative Code (IAC). There are two property regulations that address this situation:
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