There are great trails outside of large ring in woods. Great for off leash and river running by to swim in!
Did you know? The creeks are home to 100 species of fish, 5 of which are endangered in Ohio, and 44 species of freshwater mussels, 8 of which are endangered. Read more.
An escape nestled on the Riverfront Downtown. Stop by at dusk for an amazing fountain show in Bicentennial Park.
There's a spot slightly off the multipurpose trail (on the loop section) where owl's make a habit of roosting. Keep your eye peeled. http://digitalwilder.com/2012/winter-hike-at-blacklick-woods/
One of my favorite places to run - nice shade, 2-mile loops. Watch out for those stumps and grooves in the paths though.
We need volunteers to help build the trail for all of us to enjoy.
It's Columbus' newest downtown park and some much needed green in a sea of buildings. Opening May 26th, stop by for the carousel, music series, and performances happening all summer!
Dublin Arts Council does an incredible job with the Summer Concert series. And it's free!
Great place for Picnics, BBQ, kite flying and all other fun outdoor activites for you and your kids! They have a spectacular playground and public restrooms.
Did you know? The park is named for the end moraine (glacial debris) that was left behind when the Wisconsin Glacier retreated approximately 12,000-17,000 years ago. Read more.
This place is beautiful and has potential to be a decent course. Fairways are way too narrow and you will spend 20 mins looking for your disc each hole because of the insane brush everywhere
On the last weekend in June you can find all of the freaky people and lot's of good music here. Comfest is great!
Such a great ace to let's the kids play during comfest! Watch out for the roller slide its fast!!!
You'll probably want to avoid the pet trail if it has rained/snowed for 2 days in a row. It can get extremely muddy & sloppy compared to the rest of the main trail.
In the wet season, the dam gates are open and there is a viewing area off of Central College road that puts you about 100 feet from the falling water.
Park has been updated since we've last been here! So many cool things for the kids to play on! :)
It's free, a great place to walk in all seasons and has tons of sculptures, plantings and free concerts in the summer! -Suggested tip from Julie R., Safelite associate
This park is never crowded, and perfect for smaller kids who don't like being trampled by the junior high crowd
Take your time and relax. Enjoy watching the deer, birds, and other little critters.
Try hiking the trails in late fall or winter. You get a different perspective of the landscape without all the vegetation. Also, being the 1st to hike here after a snowfall is an amazing experience.
Head over to Schiller Park to see the famous Umbrella Girl statue, have a picnic, hike or participate in many of its recreational activities!
Getting ready for a great new season! Scarlet Pimpernal opens Mem Day weekend, then Midsummer Nights Dream and Oedipus Rex. Dig out your chair or blanket and picnic basket for a fun night under the Read more.
Trails didn't seem like much but it has a rock climbing area if you have your own climbing equipment.
Gets crowded around 5, when everyone is getting off work. Go early to get a good route.
Great trails for just about any activity. Keep an eye out for deer and other wildlife.
Did you know? Owls, great blue herons and more than 100 species of birds have been sighted at this park, along with beaver, mink, coyote, deer, and other wildlife.
Did you know? This is the only known topiary representation of a painting. The painting by George Seurat on which it is based is considered an important milestone in post-Impressionism and modern art. Read more.
Did you know? Whetstone Park was used for Victory Gardens during World War II. Today it’s home to one of the largest and most celebrated rose gardens in the United States. Read more.
