This preserve is located on the east side of Indianapolis in Marion County, at the corner of 42nd Street and Mitthoeffer Road. This 9 acre floodplain forest is named after its donor, Mr. Gene B. Glick, an Indianapolis businessman. The property provides valuable greenspace for the area's residents, and is home to a variety of wildlife including muskrat, beaver, great blue heron, mallard ducks, and songbirds.
Currently this preserve does not have a trail, however Camptown, Inc. and students from John Marshall Middle School are working to design and build an interpretive trail on the site. Parking is available in a small lot on 42nd street. Click here for an aerial map of the property.