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Heritage Trail

Kekionga Trail

EXPLORE NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE

Kekionga (“blackberry bush”) was the capital of the Miami tribe located at the confluence of the Saint Joseph and Saint Marys rivers.

  1. Stop 1: Tacumwah and the “Old Apple Tree”
  2. Stop 2: The Battle of Kekionga
  3. Stop 3: Chief Little Turtle Grave Monument
  4. Stop 4: Civil War Memorial
  5. Stop 5: Confluence of the Three Rivers
  6. Stop 6: Henry Lawton
  7. Stop 7: Kekionga
  8. Stop 8: The Merchant W. Huxford House
  9. Stop 9: The Second French Fort
  10. Stop 10: Water Filtration Plant
  11. Stop 11: William Wells

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