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Summit Metro Parks

Summit Metro Parks

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Summit Metro Parks

We’re Your Back yard

Founded in 1921, we manage more than 16,000 acres with 16 parks, two nature centers, one visitors center and over 150 miles of trails.

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Towpath Trail in the summer
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Trail lines
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Programs & Events

Immersive, nature-based fun for all ages!  

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Nature Education

Winter Nature Tales

LP/Nature Center
Nature Education
a group of black bodied, white beaked american coots float in blue water

Coffee With the Birds

SLNC
Nature Education

Coffee With the Birds

LP/Nature Center
Good For All Ages
Bright orange and yellow flames rising from a pile of burning logs in a dark setting.

Campfire S’mores

FASN/Nature Realm
Art
Two ducks swimming side by side on calm blue water, one with a reddish-brown head and the other with mottled brown feathers

Duck Pond in Paper

SLNC
History

Howling at the Moon

LP/Nature Center
Nature Education
a white breasted nuthatch with blue and gray feathers perches on a tree trunk

New Year Bird Walk

CV/Valley View Area
a group of black bodied, white beaked american coots float in blue water

Coffee With the Birds

SLNC
Nature Education

Coffee With the Birds

LP/Nature Center
Good For All Ages

Signs of Life Hike

SR/Big Bend Area

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What’s New

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Winter Activities

The outdoor fun doesn’t stop! Learn more about sledding, snowshoeing and other winter activities.

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Strategic Plan

Learn more about the park district’s 100-year vision and goals for the next five years.

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What’s New

Two people bundled up in winter coats, hats and goggles snowshoeing on an open trail.
Three women walking along a trail with a barn-like structure in the background.
Trail lines for the Chuckery Trail
Trail lines

For over 100 years, we’ve been

Leading Conservation Efforts

Beyond the portal signs and hiking trails, Summit Metro Parks conserves and studies green space to help plants, wildlife and people thrive. Learn more about how we conserve Summit County’s natural resources while connecting people to clean and safe parks.  

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