Columbia Reservation is a stop on the Lake Erie Birding Trail.

The 409-acre Columbia Reservation was opened in August of 2003. As a wetland reservation, Columbia hosts a number of ponds built around waterways near the west branch of the Rocky River. Primarily a wetland reservation, Columbia has 1 mile of paved trail, 2.5 miles of crushed limestone, and .75 mile of mowed unimproved trail. Although parts of the reservation are wooded, the park, in general, is characterized by open, scenic views of waterways and wildlife. The trails provide many views of the park including ponds, marsh, meadows, and woods. There are also several overlooks to enjoy these beautiful views.

Columbia Reservation Trails
Hiking trails at Columbia Reservation include:
Black Cherry Trail – .8 mile – crushed stone
Heron Trail – .9 mile – asphalt
Oxbow Trail – 1 mile – crushed stone
Briarwood Trail – .4 mile – crushed gravel
Briarwood Loop Trail – .63 mile – unimproved trail
Connector Trail – asphalt

A description with a map of a 3.9-mile hike on trails at Columbia Reservation is on AllTrails website.