The park is located on the site of the old Marble Cliff Quarry. Aside from our favorite dog park…read morenow, the overall park includes 182-acres of hiking/walking trails, observations areas, mountain bike trail, observation areas, a waterfall, lakes, and a sport climbing area. It has been years since I have been out here and to say I was impressed was an understatement. I can't wait to come back here. You can learn more at https://www.metroparks.net/parks-and-trails/quarry-trails/

I love this park!!! It is so beautiful and so spacious. I come here for walks or runs with my…read morehusband or friends. The children's play area is very unique and fun. They have paved paths and some trails as well. The waterfall is gorgeous! It's one of those parks that you wouldn't expect in the middle of a city, but I'm so glad I visited the first time and will continue to come back

I loved it! A nice little walk on a bridge with pretty views of the creek. When you get to the…read morefalls there's a lot of locks on the what im going to call the fencing with couples initials. Beautiful!

This park has a very limited parking area. It is located on the side of the road and has maybe…read moreeight parking spots. Then you climb four steps, cross a small platform area and next it is 48 stairs straight down. The walk from there is a nice boardwalk to a relativity small waterfall.

Turn DOWN any parks and rec bill! I have complained 3 times…read moreabout the abuse via apathy about the stewards of our parks At Duranceau park at the Mc Knight outdoor eduction center they have successfully let at least 4 dozen trees die by not ever PLANTING THEM!! Paw Paw trees in bulbs above ground since April !! And then more trees delivered in the fall meeting the same doom !! Sycamores, Tulip, and Oaks All sitting above ground !! Several months now! The staff at the park have even gone as far as hiding the trees! So it LOOKS like they are proper stewards of the park Which they are not. See examples below

This nature preserve is beautiful. At first glance, it doesn't look like much. You park in the…read moreparking lot and it looks rather urban. But when you walk down the stairs, you're suddenly transported to a peaceful spot in nature. Now, about those stairs. They are pretty steep, and there are many of them, and I'm not sure there's any other way to get down the to nature preserve without walking down the stairs. Unless there's another way to get down there that I don't know about, this isn't a wheelchair- or stroller-friendly park. Once you're down the steps, you walk down a boardwalk that takes you to a beautiful waterfall. All in all, it takes maybe less than a minute to walk from the end of the step to the waterfall -- it's really rather close. Along the way, you will see beautiful plants and trees, and as you get closer, you'll hear the sound of the water rushing until you actually reach it. It's kind of amazing to see a waterfall up close -- it's very soothing to the spirit. In the winter, I've read that the waterfall will sometimes freeze over, so you can see it in a whole new way. The boardwalk ends at the waterfall, and it's a one-way trek there and back. The trail does not loop. This is an easy and fun walk for young kids especially. I had kids with me and we were done with the walk and had seen everything in about 10 to 15 minutes. I like efficient hikes like this.

So many beautiful parks to discover, so little time!!! This hidden gem I "discovered" on a…read morebeautiful fall afternoon while attempting to be more social (and less of a hermit!!) in the Columbus area. It's almost a SIN to be indoors this time of the year, so as soon as the indoor stuff was over, I googled nearby parks and decided to check out Duranceaux. Small(ish), clean, quiet, scenic, right on the river, with just a few people walking their dogs, playing on the playground, and flying kites, what more could you ask for?? There is a nice looking educational facility available for groups on one end of the park and what appears to be an OSU boathouse on the other end. If you're from this area, maybe you're already away of this great, tucked away, "secret" spot, but I got the feeling even a few locals might not know it's there. Worth checking out... ENJOY!!

A long skinny park along the river, as is common in this area. We entered from the north, but if…read moreyou're going to the playground (as we were) or the shelters, nature center, etc., I suggest entering off Dublin Rd. The long drive down has plenty of picnic tables, etc., but not many spots to park. The playground is small, but nice. Right near a shelter, with a lot nearby. Shade and benches handy for the grownups. There's a big building that looks like a lodge house, where a wedding was going on. Signs say there is an "education center"- may just be a nature trail? It's south of the playground somewhere. A great resource for the community, and worth a return for more than just the playground.

Very nice and scenic park. Plenty of fishing areas to hiking areas. It's a pretty long strip and…read morehas a park. Good area and very clean.

They don't care about planting the trees we procured for them! Almost 50 trees were destroyed due…read moreto apathy! ALL of them still in bucket or. Live above ground The Paw Paw trees ( area our state fruit, the ONLY citrus to be grown in Ohio have been ignored going on 7 months now !! NO BUENO And they want us to pass a bill giving them more money?? What on earth for???

I loved this park. My only complaint was that it's not bigger. The surrounding area is nice and…read moreit's close to plenty of restaurants and other nice park spaces. Would be a great spot if you're looking for a pretty view but not too long of a hike. Trails are well maintained.

What a lovely gem in the middle of Dublin, Ohio! My grandkids and I had a quiet, scenic walk in…read morethe shady woods and saw a couple small waterfalls. There is a shelter to take a picnic lunch and the kids enjoyed walking over the bridges. We did not take a path that went completely around the trail (unless we just didn't take the right path), so we turned around and backtracked toward the way we started. There were a couple sets of stairs that would make it difficult for older adults and strollers. An enjoyable trick, for sure

Great walking loop trails with a variety of trails [gravel, wide path, light hiking trails]. There…read moreare a couple different parking lots to park in. Trails are well kept, as well as supplying dog bags for patrons.

Excellent stop if you are one a road trip with kids or dogs or both! Everyone can get out of the…read morecar and get their wiggles out. We brought snacks and enjoyed them under a shady tree near one of the lakes but could have also chosen a picnic table. The park is incredibly clean as there are no trash cans... you take your trash with you. The park is beautiful and peaceful. Well taken care of. Will return when we pass through Ohio again in the future.

The Heritage Rail Trail is a nicely paved multi-use trail. We saw cyclists, dog walkers, and other…read morehikers when we headed out. In total, it runs 6.1 miles from Main Street in Old Hilliard to Plain City, though we did not go the full length on our most recent visit. Its path winds along some nice stops if you want or need them, such as the Heritage Trail Dog Park (parking and port-a-potty available, in addition to the dog park of the name in case you've got a four-legged friend with you that wants some extra play) and Homestead Metro Park (parking and restrooms available, plus playgrounds and a train to explore, if you've got a kiddo with you that wants some extra play). A very nice trail!

Flat, straight and easy rail trail. Ran 8 miles on an early Sunday morning and thoroughly enjoyed…read moreit.

This is a fine neighborhood park, just not a standout. Playing fields, a small pond, a little…read moreplayground, etc. A loop trail, which connects to other parks. A creek along the back. Plenty of parking, well-kept, easy to get to. I went to ride my bike, and that's where things went a bit downhill. There's not much room to ride in the park- great for kids, not for anyone interested in a longer ride. The paths connect to the Mudsock trail, which is mostly gravel. On the other end you can try to get to Hilliard Municipal park, which isn't much better. I recommend the many fine trails in other parts of central Ohio. In Hilliard, maybe start at Homestead Park and work north.

Decent playground and the usual soccer fields. There's also a little pond to feed the ducks. It's…read morenot bad if you live in the neighborhood. There's a creek here that they recently restored back to its original winding way and replanted native trees and plants. They also put a new bridge over it. It looks decent now. It had been just a straight trench filled with mostly stagnant water. In the 1800's the creek had been straightened for farm irrigation. Now it has been restored back to its original natural look. There's a paved trail that goes around the pond. It's good for joggers and bike riders or your kid's power wheels. There's plenty of parking here and a portapottie if you can stomach it. I usually just hold my pee.

This was a cool park and it had all the perks...basketball court, amphitheater, sand volleyball…read morecourt, large open field, cool climbing feature, an outdoor game, and a nearby creek for fishing. It probably had more but that's what we saw with the time we had. We spent over an hour playing and site seeing. This really is a great outdoor space.

I came here for one of the Westerville Community Band concerts in the amphitheater, and the park…read morewas a great venue. There was plenty of seating/places to set up your seat, and plenty of parking, including an overflow lot across the street. There appears to be a kids play area and at least one set of restrooms, seasonally available. The night I went, the weather was perfect, and there was plenty of shade in the amphitheater, but my friend indicated that isn't always the case, so plan accordingly!