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After sale, longtime Columbus canoe livery reopens with new owners, big plans for the future

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When Trapper John’s Canoe Livery & Creekside Cafe closed and was listed for sale in 2024, outdoor enthusiasts of central Ohio mourned. Located on the Big Darby at 7141 London-Groveport Rd in Grove City, Trapper John’s had been in business since 1970, and was the only commercial livery allowed to operate on Big Darby Creek.… Source

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After sale, longtime Columbus canoe livery reopens with new owners, big plans for the future

When Trapper John’s Canoe Livery & Creekside Cafe closed and was listed for sale in 2024, outdoor enthusiasts of central Ohio mourned. Located on the Big Darby at 7141 London-Groveport Rd in Grove City, Trapper John’s had been in business since 1970, and was the only commercial livery allowed to operate on Big Darby Creek.… Source

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