Each of the Metroparks offers ample picnic areas, playfields, trails for hiking and cross-country skiing, interpretive information and natural beauty. Each also offers something that makes it unique. Attractions within the parks include the National Center for Nature Photography, The Canal Experience, the Wildwood Manor House and more.
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New Location For 10th Annual MetroBarks Festival
It's the 10th anniversary of MetroBarks - a festival for dogs and their people - Saturday, June 8 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Swan Creek Preserve ... (more) |
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New Exhibits Open May 4 At Nature Photography Center
Photo: Caribou Crossing, Prudhoe, Alaska, by Peter Mather Four new exhibits open May 4 through September 1 at the National Center ... (more) |
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Remember Summer Camp? Your Kids Will, Too
Remember summer camp? Your kids will, too. Metroparks offers weeklong and one-day camps. Fanancial assistance is available. |
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Portion Of Blue Creek In Whitehouse Now Open Daily
A 61-acre section of the Blue Creek Conservation Area, a Metroparks property in Whitehouse, is now open to the public for daily use, 7 a.m. until ... (more) |
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Prairies Being Restored At Wildwood Preserve
(Photo: Restored prairie at Oak Openings Preserve. Photo by Art Weber.) Work To Begin With Winter ... (more) |
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Winter Fun Report: Skiing, Sledding, Ice Skating
CURRENT CONDITIONS Saturday, February 22 - Fresh snow yesterday. Head to the sledding hlls at Side Cut in Maumee or Pearson in ... (more) |
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Take A Self-guided Walking Tour Of Historic Wildwood
How Much Do You Know About Wildwood? Before it was Wildwood Preserve, the busiest and best known of the local Metroparks, a ... (more) |
