Thursday, June 4, 2020

Kiedaisch Point Park

Kiedaisch Point was developed as a picnic/overlook area with a parking area, picnic tables and bulletin board for visitors.

 
  • The point was developed in 1974 as a picnic/overlook area with a parking area, picnic tables and bulletin board for our visitors.
  • In 1997 The Monroe County Park District transferred ownership of 16 acres to the Monroe County Governing Board of Commissioners for the purpose of non commercial or emergency communication system.
  • You can see approximately seven miles of the Ohio River. 
  
  • Hiking trails afford our visitors a unique glimpse of the rugged terrain that exists in the River Valley, as feeder creeks cut their way into the mighty Ohio.
  • In fall of 1985 the Blaney Family donated 213.17 acres to the Monroe County Park District in two transactions, one in 1983, and the other in 1985. 
  • A commanding view of New Martinsville, WV and the Ormet Aluminum Company can be appreciated from this point.

 For Information
Monroe County visitors Center
  118 S Paul St.
Woodsfield, OH 43793
 (740) 472-4848
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