1st time here, when you drove uphill, at the lake, the view is spectacular! There is plenty…read moreparking. We walked half or maybe 1/3of the trail beside the lake, very nice trail, and excellent view. There is creek running through several area through the trail, but the time we were here in Autumn, it's mostly dry. We didn't finished the whole trail, will definitely come again to try the trail from the other side.

I love coming here to hike and fish! In an unexpected spot and people do a great job with social…read moredistancing right now. Also lots of room to park and 1 minute away from a bait shop/gas station.

Amazing place to go see fall colors or a short hike. Nearby Krohn Conservatory and museum make it…read moreawesome for a day out!

Beautiful city park!! So much to see/do here that I really only saw a fraction of it, leaving…read moreplenty for "next time!!" I started out near Mirror Lake, then hiked along the short, paved Hinkle Trail to get to the upper half of the park, my goal being the Eden Park Overlook. Passed the Conservatory, old abandoned (?) water towers, a beautiful Butterfly Garden, a couple of gazebos, and lots of other scenic spots. It's hilly but walkable throughout the park. I might suggest driving around to see what's what, but then ditching your car to get an up close and "personal" look at all you'd miss just driving quickly through. Be sure to make your way up to the Overlook, where you'll find a "natural" playground, picnic benches, Twin Lakes, and a GORGEOUS view of the river and distant Cincy skyline. A wonderful gem in the Cincy area!! DEFINITELY worth a visit, any time of year!!

California Woods has an address that's inside Cincinnati, but it doesn't look like most of the…read moreother parks in the City. The road in here is about a mile long, and it's VERY narrow - so narrow that I suspect it would be dangerous if you run into someone driving in the opposite direction... True to its name, this place has some fairly dense woods, and it's also got a fair number of hills. You'll find trailmaps for the taking inside the park, and you'd be wise to bring bug spray ;-)

This was another new (to us) hiking spot my husband and I checked out recently. On a Friday morning…read morewe only saw one other group in the woods. A good mix of flat, hilly, and moderate trails. One trail had pages from a children's book on signs as you went along the path, which was cute. Like others have said, it's not always very intuitive which trail you're on. But since they all lead back to the main path, you never feel like you're lost. Also want to reiterate driving in/out slowly due to the narrow road leading in.

This place was amazing to just come and take some pictures on our last night of vacation. Plus my…read moreson had a ton of fun running around.

Wicked cute park with an overlook of the city!…read more There are several pavilion areas you can rent for events and the "castle area" is gorgeous and perfect for a party. We love the granite slide for the kids. It's so unique!

I absolutely love this park and I'm always pleasantly surprised every time I visit. There's so much…read moreto do, and it somehow keeps feeling new no matter how many times I come back. It's perfect for getting together with friends, with multiple gathering areas and even rentable spaces. I've seen people taking engagement photos here, hosting weddings, and I even did my own graduation pictures here. It really is such a beautiful setting for special moments. One thing that always surprises me is how big it is. There are genuine hiking trails that wind through the woods, which is amazing for a park so close to the city. It's also great for birding, and I often see people playing frisbee, walking their dogs, or just enjoying a peaceful walk. The native plants and flowers are so well maintained, and there are so many little tucked away spots where you can sit with friends or a partner and enjoy a quiet, private moment. It's an absolutely beautiful park in a great area, and I can't recommend it enough.

Heard alot was in bloom at the park, so we stopped by. It was really crowded and finding parking…read morewas tricky. weekends aren't great time but its the time we had free. TOMORROW will be rainy so that can bring blossoms down. We walked around a bit enjoying the spring blooms but so many people. VV Italian EXPERIENCE restaurant is couple miles away ... so delicious .

A nice little oasis within the city, lots packed into this park: trails, disc golf, an arboretum, a…read morepond, playgrounds, the treehouse, and picnic spots. The treehouse was pretty cool to see and near the treehouse was where we started our hike. Plenty of ups and downs on the trail that we went on. I'm not sure if I struggle at following the trail signs, but went the wrong way a couple times and think that the trail that we were trying to follow had multiple names. All was fine though, got to do a bit more exploring. The creek is pretty dried up. I would have liked more signage for hiking trailheads at the entrance of the park, so head to the left (as if you're going to the treehouse) at the entrance if you want to hike. Disc golf looks like it'd be really good here, I hope to come back and try it out.

This is the awesome Park Forest area that my family and I visited while we were in the area. It has…read moremany beautiful trees and walking past and sceneries and photo opportunities and just a bunch of fun beautiful nature sites. It is definitely worth checking out it is definitely worth taking your family if you like seeing nature going on trails and hikes and playing. I definitely recommend it

Beautiful city view! You can see so much from right here. Absolutely gorgeous day. They are…read moremaking some up grades that is going to make this even more of a great spot!!

There is a welcome center inside the Devour Park Golf & Event Center. There is a bycicle rental…read moreprogram , and bar & grill . Its just a beautiful park to walk around and enjoy the views and explore and take beautiful pictures Check out the Memorial overlook, Devou Park Golf Course, Behringer Crawford Museum,paved trails, Prisoners Lake, Band Shell, Battey Bates, Rotary Grove Memorial, NaturePlay @BCM, and Backcountry Trails.

This was a cute little trail, we walked around for about an hour. Be prepared to walk steep down…read moreinto the trails and have a steep incline to get back to your car. Save your energy for the end! I'd say this is a beginner to moderate trails, since some pathways are covered with roots or leaves which could be uneven or slippery. Also, there are so many different trail options so don't go too close to dark if it's your first time, wouldn't want to risk getting lost. Dogs on leashes are welcome!

I really enjoyed hiking this urban park. Trails are accessible from multiple locations and the…read morewebsite was very helpful in helping me find a good place to start. Most of it is dirt with little rocks so if it recently rained, I would steer clear. All trail junctions had a marker so I knew I was on the right path. Overall a great and long hike through a dense forest smack in the middle of Cinci. Would recommend to urban trail enthusiasts and those just looking for a close and strenuous-ish hike.

McCullough Nature Preserve where did you come from?!…read more Smack dab in the middle of industrial Norwood is one of the most secluded and beautiful parks/trails in all of the city. From the road this place looks like the secret garden, you have to pull back the brush and behind it is something magical. We drove past the historic house and parking in their lot. We had lunch with us, so we took advantage of the picnic tables overlooking the garden. For a minute we may, or may not have, pretended we were in the Great Gatsby. They also have some great hiking trails. We just browsed, but I can't wait to go back. This place is totally underrated and I don't know of anyone else who has ever even mentioned this place to me before. Even for a minute on your lunch break, go check this place out. Five minutes in the fresh air among these massive trees, greenery and garden will definitely freshen your day!

What a neat little low key trail. I would love to see it in the Spring/Summer. So much history…read morebehind the McCullough Family & their significance to the Norwood Area. Definitely a place to check out. They have restrooms, picnic tables under cover & they have benches close to the parking lot for anyone not able to walk the trail or do any kind of slight incline. Loved this little spot.

A beautiful park that's has more to offer than it seems…read more Theu have swings and slides in the front but the best part is the trail and once you walk it you'll see some pretty greenery and a creek. Make sure you wear gym shoes you you can walk down near the creek and just look at how beautiful the area is.

I have been eager to get to this park for a while and finally explored it by myself the other day…read more If you want a nice field to picnic in, if you want to do some hiking, if you want a creek, this is the place to be. There was a group of kids that was having a great time walking in the creek. While there is a path right next to the creek, if you have shoes that are good with water, I say just go and walk right in the creek. It's a little under a mile long and you can see little fish, I've heard you might be able to spot a turtle, and I saw a snake! There are other trails that veer off from the creek and there's a good amount of up and down. There are swings and a big shelter with picnic tables scattered around.